Scholarship Summary

Have you thought about sending your child(ren) to Regina, but were uncertain because of tuition fees? Many generous Catholic community donors have given of their treasure to ensure all families have the opportunity for a Catholic education.

An online tuition scholarship application for school year 2010-2011 is available on this website.  All applications MUST be submitted online this year no later than 3:00 p.m., April 15, 2010.  Numerous scholarships are awarded annually by the Regina Foundation, on behalf of its generous named benefactors, to current AND potential K-12th grade Regina students AND graduating seniors.

A “blind” (names of students removed from the application materials) review and selection process is used by the selection committee to determine recipients of the various scholarships.  Winners will be announced during the Regina awards assembly on May 18, 2010.  Benefactors and award recipients will be invited to a luncheon that same day, hosted by the Regina Foundation.

 

   Kingery Character Endowment Fund

In 2004, Greg & Judy Kingery decided to have their son, Nate, transfer to Regina from a school in Cedar Rapids where they live.  The Kingery family feels very blessed by the Regina community for the initial welcome they received and the on-going friendship, guidance and caring shown to them. 

 

It is because of these integral relationships that the family chose to establish an endowed fund to annually recognize a Regina teacher, staff member or coach who goes “above and beyond” his/her duties to demonstrate, model and uphold the ideals of trustworthiness, respect, responsibility, fairness, caring and citizenship to Regina students.  The $250 Kingery Character annual award will be given to the school to be utilized by the recipient in his/her classroom, office or department.

 

    Nomination Information:

Eligibility – Award recipient must be a teacher, coach or administrator employed by the Regina Inter-Parish Education Center during the current school year. This individual should demonstrate commitment to making good decisions, doing the right thing and standing up for personal beliefs and values. This individual will have demonstrated notable character based on the following criteria while working with students at Regina.

 

Award Criteria – Six Pillars of Character

Trustworthiness     Respect     Responsibility     Fairness     Caring    Citizenship

Nominee’s Name:  ____________________________________________________________ On a separate piece of paper, provide the following information for nominee. Describe/Explain how nominee: 1. Contributes to the Regina Community. 2. Demonstrates the courage to stand up for what they believe. 3. Makes good choices. 4. Demonstrates Trustworthiness through promise-keeping, honesty, integrity and loyalty. 5. Demonstrates Respect through courtesy, civility, tolerance, and honoring the individual worth and dignity of others. 6. Demonstrates Responsibility through accountability, self-control, persistence and self-reliance. 7. Demonstrates Fairness through impartiality, consistency, open mindedness, and making careful judgements. 8. Demonstrates Caring through kindness, compassion, giving, forgiveness and gratitude. 9. Demonstrates Citizenship through pursuit of  common good, respecting authority and doing their share. 10. What else would you like to say about the nominee? Signature of Nominator (Optional)_________________________________

Download nomination form to print:  Kingery Character Endowment Nomination Form (pdf)

All nominations for the Kingery Character Endowment Fund

must be received no later than April 15, 2010.

A recipient will be selected by the Kingery Family or their appointee(s).

 

Please send completed form to:

Regina Foundation

PO Box 1581

Iowa City, IA 52244-1581

or info@icreginafoundation.com.