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2025
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RJ COMMEMORATES HOLOCAUST REMEMBRANCE MONTH
Read MoreOn April 8, Regis Jesuit partnered with the Mizel Museum to host guest speaker and Holocaust survivor, Mr. Osi Sladek, on campus in commemoration of Holocaust Remembrance Month. Mr. Sladek, who is one of the last remaining Holocaust survivors in the Denver area, shared his life experience with the students, providing an eye-opening account of the stigmatization and persecution of the Jewish people during this historic and tragic period. -
DIVERSITY DAY: CELEBRATING MORE THAN 20 YEARS AND COUNTING
Earlier this month, Regis Jesuit held our 20th annual Diversity Day Conference. This event finds its roots back in 1998 when Tom Robinson ’64, RJ’s first Diversity Director, and a small group of Regis Jesuit parents came together to “cook up” a celebration for the community. Known as the Cultural Heritage Festival, the RJHS community gathered on a Sunday afternoon for a few hours every February to offer a taste of their various cultures. Performers from studios around town came to showcase dances from different regions of the world. Attendees feasted on traditional food from around the world, watched the traditional dances and learned a little more about some of their classmates’ home cultures. In 2006 this cheerful, generous Cultural Festival morphed into our current annual Diversity Day Conference. For the last 20 years, Diversity Day is one school day where, instead of classes, we take time to celebrate, educate and explore the diversity that we find in ourselves and the world around us from Regis Jesuit to the greater Denver area to the world. It is a manifestation of the mission of the Jesuits and Regis Jesuit to see God in all things.Read More
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