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Regina High School, a Catholic School sponsored by the Sisters of St. Joseph, Third Order of St. Francis, responds to the call of Jesus Christ to love and serve God and neighbor. Regina High School is dedicated to nurturing and upholding Christian virtue and academic excellence and aspires to a mission of promoting the moral-spiritual, intellectual-physical, and personal-social growth of young women who face the challenges of the 21st Century.
Regina Admissions Timeline
Attention all prospective students and families:
Start the application process by going under the Admissions tab and clicking APPLY NOW! Prospective families are encouraged to review the Admissions Overview page for requirements about applying to Regina High School. For the Class of 2016, acceptance letters have been sent but late submissions are still being accepted.
Please continue to check under the Admissions tab, Important Dates, for further information regarding upcoming enrollment. For any additional questions or concerns, call the Admissions Office at 586-585-0500 ext. 222 or email admissions
reginahs [dot] com.
Regina High School encourages all current eighth grade students and prospective transfer students to come and be a 'Saddlelite for the Day'. This visit allows the opportunity to experience what it is like to be a Reginite!
The day consists of sitting in on classes with a current student, enjoying a complimentary lunch on us and taking a tour of our beautiful facility. Please call one week in advance to schedule a visit. 586-585-0500, ext. 222 or email admissionsreginahs [dot] com.
Financial Aid at Regina High School
The 2012-2013 PSAS Student Form is now available. Please click here to view the application. For further details about due dates and filling out the PSAS click on the Finance tab, Financial Aid.
To learn more about the PSAS, financial aid, scholarships and awards available to our families at Regina High School, we encourage you to attend the joint Regina/DLS Financial Aid Night held at De La Salle high school on Wednesday, February 1st at 6:00 p.m.
Internet Safety Presentation for RHS Parents
Attention Regina parents: Please join us to discuss Internet Safety: An Important Program For All Parents. Click here to view more information.
The 2011-12 season has begun for the Regina Robotics Team, the “SaddleBots”. This year, Regina will be sponsored by the Michigan State University School of Engineering Robotics Team.
Under the direction of Mr. Bob Watson, from the Engineering School’s Outreach Program to High Schools, MSU is providing their time, talents and exceptional skills to the Regina Robotics Team. Click here to read more!
Regina High School members of Teens I.N.C., led by Moderator Rosemary Wagner, decided to write Christmas cards to soldiers as a way to show their gratitude to those fighting for our freedom during the holiday season. "We thought as a group it would be a nice to share our thanks for all that they do as well as wishing a happy holiday to all," said Wagner. In merriment of the season, students also wrote Happy Hanukkah and Happy Kwanzaa cards.
The cards were mailed to troops in Afghanistan and an email with pictures was sent to Ms. Wagner expressing their appreciation.
RHS Second Semester Books
Attention parents of current Regina students: Please click here to read more about the changes for books with regards to second semester (please scroll on the document to see both pages).
One of Regina High School’s AdvancEd accreditation goals is to help students improve their study skills. Last winter and spring, students were introduced to daily tips in the following areas: organization, listening, and note-taking.
Those strategies are going to be reinforced in the coming weeks and the Study Skills Committee has provided a handy advice sheet for parents and students. Click here to access a variety of study skills suggestions.
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Regina High School Students Soar in AP Program
Regina High School strives to prepare young women for the challenges of the 21st century through its highly successful Advanced Placement (AP) program. This extensive AP program allows students to earn college credits and learn at the college level. Currently, eight AP tests are offered in Science, Math, Social Studies and English.
In 2011, 77% of the graduating class earned a passing score or higher on at least one AP test. This greatly surpasses the average for the State of Michigan (15% for seniors in 2010, the most recent data available). In addition, nearly 19% of the graduating class was recognized with the distinction of "AP Scholar" or higher, identifying a student who received passing scores or higher on three or more AP tests.
CCS Hours and Regina High School
Current RHS students looking for Christian Community Service (CCS) hours? Make sure you check the website under Academics - Christian Service -Christian Service Opportunities for the most up-to-date information as well as the bulletin board near from office (in 100 wing) which also posts current and available opportunities.
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