This is the moment that many have been waiting for: soccer has come to Regents! This fall, for the first time, Regents is fielding a varsity boys soccer team (with the girls season slated for the spring). The guys have started the season 3-2-1 with a mixture of established soccer players who have been playing on local travel teams and those who have never played but whose...
Read MoreFifth Grade used some of their rainy days to learn a rousing and dramatic recitation of Sea-Fever by John Masefield which they performed at Recitation Chapel. It is one of the most memorable recitations I have seen in the last couple of years - great job fifth grade! (To watch click here and...
Read MoreLast year at this time, we were signing studs at 2010 Coram Deo Drive and this year we have 170 lively bodies inhabiting every inch of our new space. We are so thankful to have classrooms that have space for movement and group work (see video of music class...
Read MoreOur beautiful library is up and running and receiving many visitors! Kindergartener Bella H. checks out a book with our new electronic check out system. A huge thank you to librarian Sara Daniel as well as volunteers Amy Hewitt and Audrey Pearson and Cait Southworth who have plugged away implementing this system for the last two years.
Read MoreLogic and Rhetoric School students began their year with an annual retreat to Watermarks Camp during the second week of school. "The students had fun bonding and completing activities and challenges, including a very tough obstacle course that the students handled with a lot of grit and toughness!" said Principal Christopher Webb. "Coach Smethurst spoke to...
Read MoreA tradition to kick off the school year in the House of Aquinas: two truths and a pie! Each player tells their partner two truths and one lie. If the partner correctly guesses which is the lie, the guesser pies the face of the storyteller. If the guesser does not correctly identify the lie, it's in their face for the pie! The goal of the house system is to create...
Read MoreEach year at Regents we pick a virtue to serve as the theme of our year. The theme guides what we talk about in Chapel and upper school devotions. It is what we reflect on as teachers and strive to keep in the forefront of our attention as we interact with students. This year our virtue is hope.
"I want to make sure we define hope rightly," said...
Regents is excited to welcome Mr. Riley Lindsay (no relation to Amy Lindsey) as a new Logic and Rhetoric School humanities teacher. Mr. Lindsay was a Philosophy major at Hillsdale College where he fell in love with the Great Books.
"We are storytelling creatures," says Mr. Lindsay. "We make sense of our lives through narratives of the...
Dear Regents friends and families,
Thank you to all of you who came out last week and helped us move to our new site! It was an exhausting process but also such sweet time to celebrate what the Lord has provided for our next steps. I was sad to reflect on all the memories we are leaving behind at Ivy Road, but so very excited to see all of our parents...
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