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April 2008
Chapel Challenge: The Renovation
The Regina chapel located on the second floor offers students a place apart – a place to pray, to findconsolation, shed tears and give thanks. These sentiments have remained the same for the Class of 1957 through the Class of 2007. Renovation of the chapel is one of the goals yet to be accomplished in the Strategic Plan of 2002.
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April 2008
Music Department Presents Spring Concert - "Broadway and More!"
by Stephanie Bukvic
How can you tell when spring is in the air? Could it be the sight of beautiful flowers blooming or is it the smell of fresh cut grass? Maybe it’s the sound of Regina girls singing. Before you know it, the Spring Concert will be here and the many students are working intensely to make sure it’s perfect. This show will be held Sunday, April 27, at 4:00 in the school auditorium
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April 2008
Spring Art Show and Open House
By Hadleigh Richards Heather Wirtanen
The second annual “Art in April” event will be held on April 30, 2008 from 5:00 to 7:30 PM at Regina High Schoo,l in conjunction with an Open House for grade school students interested in attending Regina. Students in the 6th and 7th grade from fourteen Catholic grade schools in the area will be participating in the art show, which will be exhibited in Regina’s hallways through the middle of May.
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April 2008
Harvest for Hunger Drive a Huge Success
as Jody Scimone sets New School Record
By Jackie Cook
Harvest for Hunger is a big event in Northeast Ohio that takes place in March, and Regina is proud to say that we are one of the top schools in donations. This year Regina High School donated nearly 11,000 canned goods and more than $500 in donations.
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April 2008
Clown Ministry Performs
Stations of the Cross
By KT Hejduk, Alex Bukald, and Jessica Emerman
The Clown Ministry, Regina's clown troupe that performs signing and choreography with a spiritual nature, recently staged the Stations of the Cross. For twenty-four years, members have been acting out the Stations of the Cross to raise money for an array of charitiesr...MORE
March, 2008
Regina Designated as a Center
of Science and Engineering Excellence
The Board of Directors at the Convergence Education Foundation (CEF) recently designated Regna High School as a CEF Center of Science and Engineering Excellence. Regina is a part of a select group of outstanding educational communities to receive this honor...MORE
March, 2008
Royals Advance to State Semi-FInals
In playoff action, the Regina Basketball team advances to the State Semi-Final game, scheduled for Friday, March 7 at 1 pm, at the Value City Arena in Columbus. Advance tickets are available at the school for $8. Tickets at the gate will be $10. Can't make it to the game? Listen to live streaming audio! Go to www.cleveland.com and click on "Sports". At the top of the page you'll see GIRLS STATE TOURNAMENT information. Click on the Regina vs. Versailles game.GO ROYALS!!!
March, 2008
The Queen's Gate Luncheon:
Simply Marvelous
A breath of springtime on a snowy day, the annual Queen's Gate Luncheon was truly a “Royal” treat! Maybe it was the hundreds of silent auction items. Maybe it was the incredible gourmet lunch. Maybe it was the designer fashions. Or maybe it was event emcee, channel 3’s Mark Nolan. Whatever the reason, patrons enjoyed a lovely day
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February, 2008
Regina Joins the Fenn Academy Consortium
of Area High Schools
Regina is now an official member of the Fenn Academy Consortium of Area High Schools. The mission of Fenn Academy is to encourage students to pursue careers in engineering and technology and to provide technical support to students.
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February, 2008
Regina High presents Anne of Green Gables
The Regina High Drama Department will perform Anne of Green Gables, February 22 through 24 in the school auditorium. Performance times are Friday, February 22 at 7:30 p.m.; Saturday, February 23 at 2:00 p.m. and 7:30 p.m.; and, Sunday, February 24 at 4:00 p.m. Ticket price is $6.00
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February, 2008
Queen's Gate Scholarship Luncheon:
Get the Royal Treatment
All hail! All hail! The Queen's Gate Scholarship luncheon approaches! The annual favorite will take place on Saturday, March 1, 2008, from 9:30 a.m. until 2:00 p.m. at the Executive Caterers at Landerhaven.
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January, 2008
Regina Celebrates Catholic Schools Week
Catholic Schools Week, the annual celebration of Catholic schools and their contribution to their communities and the nation, will take place January. 27 through February 2, 2008.
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December, 2007
Regina Celebrates Kwanzaa
The Regina High School community recently celebrated Kwanzaa, a unique African American cultural celebration. The school’s 20-member African Dance Troupe performed songs and dances of praise.
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December, 2007
Students Bake Bread for Hunger Centers
More than 100 student volunteers at Regina High School prepared, baked and packaged 157 loaves of bread and rolls to be distributed at the Cosgrove Center and a Tremont Hunger Center..
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November, 2007
National Honor Society Induction
The Regina High School Community recently welcomed 26 inductees into its National Honor Society
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November, 2007
Regina Visits Children’s Hospital
Fifteen members of the Regina High School National Honor Society (NHS) recently paid a Halloween visit to patients at the Cleveland Clinic Children’s Hospital.
One of the key characteristics of a National Honor Society member is to serve.
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October, 2007
Amazing Journey: A Gala Celebrating the Regina Legacy
The journey…amazing. The gala…spectacular. On Saturday evening, October 13th, nearly 300 friends gathered to celebrate the founding of Regina High School in 1953, and to honor three exceptional individuals whose dedication to Regina has helped make it the prominent institution it is today.
The Atrium of the Cleveland Clinic Lyndhurst Campus, with its palm trees and dramatic waterfall, provided a beautiful setting for an elegant evening.
Congratulations and thanks to this year’s Gala Honorees: Sister Marie Manning, SND, ‘64 and Janice Hornack, mother of Emily ’95, Julia ’96, Katherine ’98 and Margaret, ’01 for the way they live out the mission of Regina.
James P. Conway, father of the Hon. Colleen Conway Cooney ’74, Mary Catherine Conway ’75 and Patricia Conway Rhoa ’80, received a special Life Achievement Award, in recognition of his unselfish dedication and countless hours of service to Regina High School. The school community is very grateful to Jim for his tireless efforts on behalf of Regina.
Guests were greeted with beautiful music played by Sr. Mary Seton. SND and Regina students, Grace Urankar and Mary Rose Dobe. Our emcee, Judy Brown-Krizman’72 kept the evening alive. Maureen Walsh ’05 entertained guests by singing extraordinary renditions of “Heroes” and “Dear Heart”.
The evening which included a delicious dinner, a raffle and silent auction was co-chaired by John and Laura Bertsch P’09 and Cosmo and Mary Jo Mannen Bordonaro ’64. The funds raised will be used for educational initiatives at the school. The night was a big success thanks to our generous sponsors and auction donors and tireless efforts of the Gala Committee and volunteers from the Dads Club.
October, 2007
Regina High Day -
Our Pride is Showing
Just say the words “Regina High Day” to anyone who has ever been to Regina and you’re sure to get a smile! For those who are not yet familiar with Regina, the day is almost indescribable.
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October, 2007
Regina High School Celebrates Grand Opening of the Royal Success Bookstore and Royal SuccessCafé
Some of us may remember the Oldsmobile advertising campaign that claimed ‘this is not your father’s Oldsmobile’. A similar claim can now be made for the Regina bookstore.
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October, 2007
Regina Students Beat National Average on Advanced Placement English Exam
Regina students are anything but average – and they’re out to prove it once again! Approximately one third of Regina seniors are involve in an Advanced Placement course. The Class of 2007 had 33% score the highest level on the Advanced Placement English exam. The national average is 7% On the United States History Advanced Placement test, Regina students met the national average of 11% scoring at the highest level.
28% of students over the past three years have taken six or more college credits through Regina’s partnership with Notre Dame College. Most students have graduated with 14 or more credit hours. These credit hours are transferable to most colleges and universities throughout the country.
The educational opportunities at Regina provide students for future collegiate-level academic success. Regina compares positively with public and private schools on standardized test reports. Beyond this, however, a Regina education is individualized so that the gifts and talents of each student are maximized.
October, 2007
Miss Regina Smile Collection to Support Sisters of Notre Dame Missionaries
Whether from the tap, a fountain or a bottle, we are blessed with an abundance of drinking water in this country. Not so in India and Africa.
Last week Sr. Maryann Gemonani, S.N.D. and Sr. Valerie Sweeney, S.N.D. spoke to theology students about missionary needs in India and Africa. They highlighted the desperate need for clean water.
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