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Classical. Christian. Community.
As leaders in the classical Christian school movement for more than 30 years, we seek to share our experiences with others as we mature in educational practices rooted in a Christian worldview. We continue to develop academic excellence, with a framework that encourages the true, good, and beautiful in all of life, inviting others to join us.
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Our History
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Thought Leadership in Action
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Residency
Regents School of Austin has been helping to reorient education for over 30 years. During this time, we’ve learned a lot and accumulated many hard-earned answers.
Thirty years later, we want to offer these answers to the next generation of classical Christian educators. That’s because these answers never belonged to us; they’ve always been a gift from the Lord. So, to be true to our school’s name, we want to steward these God-given answers to train and cultivate future educational leaders interested in the ever-expanding classical Christian school movement.
Simply put, we want to use our past 30 years of experience to help the next 30 years of educators flourish personally and professionally. That is why we are here: The Residency at Regents program exists to transform the future of classical Christian education by transforming future classical Christian educators.
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Podcast
The Regents Podcast is a weekly podcast for K-12 classical Christian educators and parents. The purpose of this podcast is to think about and to equip each other to practice that which is true, good, and beautiful in a 21st century context.
We cover a host of issues selected to scratch where our parents and teachers are itching, and to answer some of the most pressing questions from educators and parents within and outside of Regents.
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Arches
Arches is an annual publication, reflecting on the previous year and celebrating God’s abundant blessings in our lives and the lives of those around us.
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Expanding Our Scope
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Josh Wilkerson
Beauty as a Remedy for Math Trauma
Helping teachers to engage students through a lens of beauty in mathematics, especially for students who have been traumatized by math in the past.
Association of Christians in the Mathematical Sciences Conference
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Harlan Gilliam
The Stones Cry Out
An exploration of science and nature study and how it reveals the Kingdom of God
Society for Classical Learning Conference
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Sandy Schinetsky
Those Who Teach, Know: Utilizing Dialogue as a Form of Assessment
Helping math teachers create classroom spaces for students to discuss big ideas such as infinity, the universe, and creation order instead of just solving math problems.
Society for Classical Learning Conference
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Allison Jackson
Embracing Hospitality: Education as Invitation
Classical education need not be strictly lecture-based; discover the benefit of a variety of instructional strategies within the classical model.
Society for Classical Learning Conference
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Richard Dusold
Building Thinking Classrooms: Research-Based Instructional Strategies
How Regents implements the best practices of the “Building Thinking Classrooms” model of teaching, and how these align with a Christian understanding of math education.
Association of Christians in the Mathematical Sciences Conference
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Karen Berlanga
Awaking Wonder: Christian, Classical, Conceptual Math
Grammar Teacher Training
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Earl Claypool
Assessing through Oral Dialogue: Seeing What My Students Really Know
The Oral Dialogue uses a Socratic method, whereby the conversation between student and teacher can reflect a student’s ability to explain material and make appropriate connections, resulting in a more accurate assessment of a student’s knowledge.
Association of Classical Christian Schools Conference
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School Visits
We love to welcome other school leaders to sharpen one another as educators. Throughout the year we connect with other schools on best practices as well as welcome administrators, board members, and teachers to visit our campus. If you are at another school and would like to connect to ask questions about curriculum, policies, or visit our campus, please email us. Families interested in sending your child to Regents, please click here. If you are representing a college, university, or military branch and would like to connect, please email our college advisor.
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“What a blessing this school has been to our family! With abundant gratitude, we continue to experience and share wonderful expressions of love, patience, forgiveness, and understanding. Not only has this school taught a love of learning for our children, Regents has shaped our family to be better people, better parents, better spouses, better friends, and better Christians. God led us to Regents, and we are so thankful and blessed that He placed us here!”
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