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32nd Annual Regis Auction Themed "Run for the Roses" Event on October 15, 2011
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Enrollment on the rise, Plus a new look for students
Stayton, Ore. 8 Aug. 2011 – As of this week, enrollment at Regis High School in Stayton, Oregon is up nearly 40 percent in two years’ time. According to Principal Joni Gilles, 108 students were enrolled in the 2009-2010 school year, 132 last year and today the enrollment stands at almost 150 students.
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Regis and St. Mary Introduce
New Tuition Plan for Families
Local Catholic schools unite to offer an
innovative approach to private school tuition
Stayton, Ore. 23 May 2011 – Stayton, Oregon’s St. Mary Catholic
School and Regis High School are
introducing a new combined tuition plan for grades Kindergarten (K) through
12th grade. The new
tuition plan is effective beginning in the 2011-2012 school year. The
model is a graduated discount for
siblings who are concurrently enrolled at either St. Mary or Regis schools:
- 1st child, full price
- 2nd child, 75% of the full price
- 3rd child, 25% of the full price
- 4th child, free
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Millions Raised for Catholic Schools and Church
Launched in January, the campaign has raised over $4.6 million
to date
Stayton, Ore. 23 May 2011 – Stayton Oregon’s Regis High School
Foundation, in conjunction with the Archdiocese of Portland, has raised
more than $4,600,000 toward a $6 million capital campaign goal to help
local Catholic schools and the church.
The Foundation goal for St. Mary School and Regis High School is $5 million,
$3 million of which is to build endowment. The Archdiocese goal is $1
million, which is part of a greater $50 million campaign conducted throughout
the Catholic Churches in Western Oregon. The campaign is conducted within
the North Santiam Vicariate, but also includes alumni and friends of Regis
and St. Mary schools.
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Red Cross Blood Drive Most Successful
Yet
Jula Galvin The blood drive held Monday Nov 15, was a very successful
event due to the hard work of the Regis National Honor Society members.
These students recruited volunteers to donate blood, coordinated paperwork
beforehand so check in went smoothly and helped give snacks in the “canteen”
to those who had donated. The leadership team included Kayla Dolby, Dru
O'Bryant, Vicki Webb, and Ashley Burns, but all members helped the event
run smoothly. We would like to thank those students and community members
who gave blood - you probably helped save a life!
…and this came from Ron Flug, Red Cross Regional Blood Drive Coordinator
“Congratulations on the success of the fall blood drive at Regis!
The final results were 35 units of blood collected on the goal of 30 with
five deferrals. In looking at the file, I believe that's the most units
we have ever collected at the fall blood drive!”
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Coat and Blanket Drive
Kasse Keudell and Emily Odenthal
With a total of 91 donated items, the junior class was awarded the movie
and popcorn prize for bringing in the most coats and blankets. Second
place was earned by the freshmen with 41 items, followed by the sophomores
and seniors with 13 items each. Committee members (right) included senior
Clay Miller, junior Kasse Keudell,freshman Sarah Tabor, and junior Emily
Odenthal.
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Annual Canned Food Drive
The Regis Christmas Canned Food Drive begins
December 6 and continues through December 16th.
Food items will be given to the Knights of Columbus to help fill
Christmas food baskets for local families in need
and to the Stayton Food Bank.
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Regis High School Foundation
Determines Feasibility
of Endowment CampaignSurvey participation is sought for
November study with eye on 2011 campaign launch
Stayton, Ore. 11 Nov. 2010
Stayton Oregon’s Regis High School Foundation has contracted
with The Steier Group of Omaha, Nebraska to perform a thorough analysis
of whether the local community would support a five million dollar endowment
campaign. Conducted in conjunction with the Archdiocese of Portland’s
Sharing our Faith, Sharing our Future capital campaign scheduled locally
for 2011, the greatest part of this campaign would fund tuition assistance
and faculty support for both St. Mary Catholic School and Regis High School.
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Crowning glory: Kayla Roush to represent Oregon
in National Miss High School America contest
February, 2010 Posted in People, School
By Mary OwenKayla Roush, a sophomore at Regis High School in Stayton,
will travel to Missouri next month to compete in the National Miss High
School America Pageant. Kayla Roush loves horseback riding, cheerleading,
playing basketball, going to movies and hanging out with friends when
she isn’t volunteering or studying for school.
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Catholic schools still a draw
Enrollment steady at St. Mary and Regis High despite economy
A faith-based education is still a draw for
families despite a grim economy and changing cultural values, the administrators
of Stayton's two private Catholic schools say. The schools report consistent
enrollment data despite those challenges.
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Schools start food drive
Competitions, events keep students interested
It's become a tradition. For as long as most
people can remember, schools and community organizations throughout the
canyon organize food drives to support the area's neediest families at
this time of year.
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