Showing posts with label LRHS Mission. Show all posts
Showing posts with label LRHS Mission. Show all posts
Friday, February 24, 2012
KATHRYN PIETROLUNGO '97 NAMED HEAD OF YOUNG LAWYERS ASSOCIATION
The La Reina community congratulates Kathryn Pietrolungo '97 who was named chairwoman of the California Young Lawyers Association Board. As noted in The Ventura County Star, Kathryn believes that "The CYLA is really there to help new lawyers transition from being law students into being good lawyers. We're there to provide as much help as we can through networking or education programs geared to new attorneys." Thank you, Kathryn, for taking your Regent spirit of service and leadership into the community. Follow this link for a feature article in The Star.
Friday, June 24, 2011
CONGRATULATIONS TO THE 2010-11 STUDENTS OF THE MONTH!
Each month La Reina honors one junior high and one senior high school student as Students of the Month. The purpose of the award is to recognize students who exemplify the spirit and philosophy of La Reina High School according to the following criteria:
•Live in the spirit of the Gospel.
•Demonstrate a personal spirituality which promotes reconciliation, justice and respect.
•Value inter-group cooperation and responsibility by participation in church, educational, social and civic groups.
•Appreciate and use the knowledge and wisdom of others.
•Use available opportunities to discover, develop and share the unique gifts God has given her.
The Student of the Month award was established in January, 1988 after a student demonstrated outstanding concern for others. In a cross country meet, Julie Sanders '89 sacrificed her own lead in the race to guide a runner from competing school who had gone off-course.
Congratulations to the 2010-11 Students of the Month! Faculty members nominate a student and provide a description of the student's traits which demonstrate her Regent spirit. Follow this link to learn more about these students.
•Live in the spirit of the Gospel.
•Demonstrate a personal spirituality which promotes reconciliation, justice and respect.
•Value inter-group cooperation and responsibility by participation in church, educational, social and civic groups.
•Appreciate and use the knowledge and wisdom of others.
•Use available opportunities to discover, develop and share the unique gifts God has given her.
The Student of the Month award was established in January, 1988 after a student demonstrated outstanding concern for others. In a cross country meet, Julie Sanders '89 sacrificed her own lead in the race to guide a runner from competing school who had gone off-course.
Congratulations to the 2010-11 Students of the Month! Faculty members nominate a student and provide a description of the student's traits which demonstrate her Regent spirit. Follow this link to learn more about these students.
Thursday, June 9, 2011
ALUMNA ADDRESSES THE "GIRL ISSUE" IN INDIAN SOCIETY
Esha Chhabra '04 recently wrote a column for The Ventura County Star entitled "Addressing the 'Girl Issue' in Indian Society." As an alum, Esha demonstrates La Reina's Vision and Mission Statement in action: "Students are given opportunities to foster their relationship with God, to grow intellectually, to develop their individual gifts, and to be catalysts for the promotion of justice locally, nationally and globally."
To view other articles by and about Regents, follow this link to the Student Life section of the website.
To view other articles by and about Regents, follow this link to the Student Life section of the website.
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