Formation and School Policies

The true Christian, product of Christian education, is the supernatural man who thinks, judges, and acts constantly and consistently in accordance with right reason illumined by the supernatural light of the example and teaching of Christ; in other words . . . the true and finished man of character. Pope Pius XI

The education that Regina Angelorum Academy provides to children and their parents has, at its center, the formation of future Catholic men and women, mature in Faith, prepared to be leaders.  By cultivating an atmosphere of respect, the Academy creates a nurturing environment where children can learn and grow as individuals and as members of a community.  At the Academy, the student will be encouraged to develop the qualities of leadership, service, integrity, diligence, perseverance and self-sacrifice.

Student Discipline

In order for our children to develop a truly Christian character, discipline at home and at school must be similar, consistent, and unified.  It is fundamental to the philosophy of Regina Angelorum Academy that the atmosphere in school be respectful and orderly.  Student cooperation and self-control are expected in order to uphold the dignity of the academic setting and the spiritual nature of the Academy.

The student of Regina Angelorum Academy exhibits the following behavior and attitudes:

Knows, understands, and abides by the rules of the Academy;
Maintains a modest, neat, and well-groomed appearance in accord with the dress code;
Acknowledges the skill and talents of others;
Addresses adults with respect, (e.g. Mr. Smith, or, in the event the name is not known, “Sir”; “Ma’am”);
Stands to greet the Headmaster, Priest or visitor whom the teacher introduces;
Greets Headmaster, faculty, parents and visitors properly when meeting them in the hall;
Uses proper English, not slang, when speaking in school;
Gives assistance to other students when appropriate;
Is punctual in attendance and assignments;
Cares for his own possessions and those of others, keeping the building neat and clean;
Apologizes for inappropriate behavior.

Student Agreement of General Principles

Every student of the Academy commits himself to the Academy’s general principles of responsibility and decorum by signing the agreement below prior to admission. The agreement also indicates acceptance of the terms of this handbook.
“If accepted as a student of Regina Angelorum Academy I agree to the following:
•  To behave in a manner that is respectful to God, others and myself;
•  To be responsible for my own belongings and respectful of the belongings of others;
•  To be a serious participant in the community of learners at the Academy; and
•  To be respectful and obedient to those who have legitimate authority over me.”