Regent School for the Gifted

Regent School for the Gifted is a boarding school for both boys and girls, ages four to eighteen located on Naboo. It's unknown who is the current owner of the school, though its list of benefactors grows each year.

History
The Regent School for the Gifted was funded by Lufta Shif, human female who served as Educational Regent in the Naboo Royal Advisory Council under Queen Amidala's rule. Prior to joining the Council, Lufta spent many years working as a teacher, and held a prominent position in Theed University. She is told to have been an inspiration to her students and even during the invasion of the Trade Federation, when she was imprisoned, spent her time elevating people's minds and getting classes running in prison camps. Following her political career, Lufta founded the Regent School for the Gifted right on the planet where she'd spent her entire life. At the time, there were smaller schools, but not quite something of her scale, allowing both genders within a boarding school, especially not one that housed students from the age of four all the way to eighteen, allowing students to spent nearly all their educational career in one location. Generations of students have gone through the School, after which many of which moved to the Theed University or schools on other planets with a well respected background with them.

One of the many interesting things about the School is that is respects their students force sensitivity, without forcing them to either be light or dark. Lufta herself had set out to house a couple of Jedi in secret during the First Galactic Empire in order to help her students further their knowledge though all of this remained hidden. This did not stop some rumors, causing her certain trouble with the law.

Following Lufta's death, school was inherited by her daughter but after her, the owners have remained anonymous. The school also has many benefactors, which heavily include parents of present and former students.

Curriculum
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Past students

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Present students

 * Cora Weaver

Known benefactors today

 * Marcus Weaver