Since the founding of the SLGS by the CMS in 1845 through the change to a Government-assisted school in 1942 and subsequently to an Independent Institution on September 1st 2007, we have seen two to three generations of Regentonians with fundamentally similar experiences. Unfortunately, the present generation of Regentonians has significant challenges in their path to acquiring education. This could change the Regontonian experience for the worse. How effectively the administration of the school handles these challenges will shape our legacy and the Regentonian experience in the future. The SLGSAANA will continue to serve as a conduit for communication between Regentonians in Sierra
Leone and in the diaspora so as to provide you with information on successes and failure, new and old challenges, and the vision of the school as we move forward in our second year of autonomy and ahead in the 21st century. Your sensitivity and commitment is needed more than ever before. »Read More...
Address delivered by the Principal at the banquet dance of the Sierra Leone Grammar School Alumni Association of North America In Washington D.C.
on Saturday, 29th November 2008
Introduction
We bring you warm greetings from the Regantonian family at home in Sierra Leone and
especially from the Board of Governors, Staff, Pupils and Mr. Winston Jones, the new President of the Old Boys Union.
From small beginnings in 1985, the Sierra Leone Grammar School Alumni Association of
North America has developed into a strong organization making significant contributions
to the development of our Alma Mater. Permit us to highlight some of the Association' s
major interventions. These include the construction of a new roof over the Science Block
to end the leakage which was being experienced, the provision of books, laboratory
equipment and computers to enhance teaching and learning, the creation of a revolving
fund for the prompt payment of salaries when the school was government-assisted and
delays were being experienced, the provision of a Bus to ease the transportation problems
faced by staff, the institution of the "Teacher of the Year" Award and payment of stipends
to boost staff morale, the provision of scholarships to deserving pupils who consistently
performed well, the supply of school colours to ensure their continual availability, the
provision of funds to meet litigation expenses for the recovery of our land and construction
of a wall to secure the property. These and several others are shining examples of the
Association ' s assistance to the school. »Read More...
SLGSAANA DC/MD/VA Chapter Documents
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Fellow Regentonians, the 2011 Regentonian Magazine has been released. It costs $10 per copy and $2.50 for postage.
To order your copy please contact Mr. Alex Williams : by U.S Postal Service at P.O Box 7324 Langley Park, MD 20787.
Alumnus Of The Year 2011
Prof. Mohamed Sesay graduated from the Sierra Leone Grammar School in June 1965 after a distinguished academic career where he was several times first in his class. He obtained both his "O" Level and "A" Level Certificates. He topped Sierra Leone in the Middle School Examination in 1961 as the only Student to pass all eight subjects for which he was nicknamed: "Eight for Eight".
Alumni Of The Year 2011
Prof. Mohamed Sesay graduated from the Sierra Leone Grammar School in June 1965 after a distinguished academic career where he was several times first in his class. He obtained both his "O" Level and "A" Level Certificates. He topped Sierra Leone in the Middle School Examination in 1961 as the only Student to pass all eight subjects for which he was nicknamed: "Eight for Eight".
After graduation from the Grammar School, he obtained a Sierra Leone Government Scholarship to pursue further studies in the former Soviet Union. He graduated in 1971 with a Master's Degree in Mathematics at Moscow State University, and gained admission to pursue Doctoral Studies both at Oxford University in England and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in Cambridge Massachusetts, USA. He however opted for the Doctoral Studies program in Mathematics at Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
Prof. Mohamed Sesay subsequently took up an appointment at the then Federal City College which later became part of the University of the District of Columbia as Professor of Mathematics. In 2003, Prof. Sesay was invited to the prestigious Mathematical Sciences Research Institute in Berkeley, California as a Key Senior Scientist for the 2003-2004 academic year.
Prof. Mohamed Sesay has multiple publications and is currently writing a book titled: "PHIlOSOPHIAE NATURALIS PRINCIPIA MATHEMATICA", which he hopes to complete in December 2011. Professor Sesay lives in Laurel, Maryland, USA. ...
Sierra Leonean Of The Year 2011
Dr. Rosaline Oluseyi Fraser was born in Freetown, Sierra Leone to an assistant Government Printer, the Late Leo T Langley and Mrs. Rosaline Langley. She is married to Mr. Michael Pipor Fraser for 30 years and they are blessed with 4 children.
Sierra Leonean Of The Year 2011
Dr. Rosaline Oluseyi Fraser was born in Freetown, Sierra Leone to an assistant Government Printer, the Late Leo T Langley and Mrs. Rosaline Langley. She is married to Mr. Michael Pipor Fraser for 30 years and they are blessed with 4 children.
She attended the Freetown Secondary School for Girls, St Joseph's Convent and the Prince of Wales school before travelling to the United States to pursue her dream in Medicine.
In the U.S, she attended Otterbein College and the University of Illinois where she obtained her Bachelor of Science degree, Premed with a major in Biology andminor in Chemistry in 1987. She was the recipient of the Martin Luther King award at the University of Illinois.
Dr. Fraser was determined to fulfill her lifelong dream of becoming a doctor through experiences from her Diabetic dad. She graduated from the George Washington University School of Medicine in 1994. She is a Board Certified Family Physician, a member of the American Academy of Family Physicians and a Certified Medical Review Officer (MRO). Her Motto is "PREVENTION IS BETTER THAN CURE"
Dr. Fraser has worked in the following underserved practices in her community; St. Francis Hospital in Delaware, Gerald Family Care in Maryland and Washington D.C, Chartered Health in Washington DC, Providence Hospital in Washington DC and the United States Postal Service Medical Unit as an Occupational Health Physician.
About ten years ago she and her Husband, Mr. Michael Fraser, started a medical practice, United Medical Center LLC in Greenbelt. They contribute to the community by providing healthcare services to uninsured Sierra Leoneans from newborn to Geriatrics. She also employs and trains Sierra Leoneans from the community. She is a compassionate doctor who listens to her patients and gives her best regardless of insurance type.
SLGSAANA Website 
Fellow Regentonians, the 2011 Regentonian Magazine has been released. It costs $10 per copy and $2.50 for postage.
