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.
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.
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Regina Government Classes Working To Make a Difference in Congress!
Teacher Deborah Biondo worked with her Government students to write Senator Stabenow expressing their concern to stop student loan interest rates from doubling in July. With one hundred percent of all Regina students going on to college, this is an important concern for many. "Student loan debt recently topped a trillion dollars," Biondo said discussing the importance of this issue. "This debt is higher than U.S. auto loan debt and higher than U.S. credit card debt. If the interest rates double, the average student will pay a thousand dollars more in interest."
Senator Stabenow is co-author of the bill S. 2051 that will keep current interest rates and Regina students sent letters urging her to pass it. "I showed my students how to research bills heading into committee. We looked for a bill that was sponsored or co-sponsored by one of our state senators," Biondo continued. "When we discovered S. 2051, the class knew they had to write to Senator Stabenow." Stabenow responded via email and Mrs. Biondo read her response during her classes. Click here to view what she had to say.
National Day of Prayer
Members of the St. Clare Franciscan Society were invited to attend the National Day of Prayer on Thursday, May 3, 2012 at Warren City Hall. In Warren, the National Day of Prayer has been a tradition in the city for decades. Regina High School was very proud to have students representing the school on this day.
On Friday, May 11, 2012, freshmen and senior students enjoyed a Big Sister/Little Sister breakfast to celebrate the bond that developed between the two grades and friendships that were made over the past year.
With the seniors about to graduate, their little sisters put on a breakfast as a token of their appreciation. Regina High School is proud of the big sister/little sister program and what it stands for at the school.
The Mothers Guild will be hosting the Class of 2012 Baccalaureate Reception on Wednesday, May 23, 2012 for Seniors and their families. A pasta dinner will be served in the Regina High School Cafeteria immediately following the Honors Ceremony and Baccalaureate Mass.
This year, admission for dinner will be by ticket only. Each senior will receive four complimentary tickets (that includes the student ticket). Additional tickets are available for $5.00 each. Look for your invitation in the mail soon!
Regina Blue & White Gala
Regina High School cordially invites to attend our annual Blue & White Gala where the school will be honoring distinguished guests. The Gala will take place at Andiamo Italia in Warren on Thursday, June, 14, 2012 at six o'clock in the evening. The cost is $75 per person and includes dinner and open bar. There will also be raffles and entertainment.
Join us in support of Regina High School! Click here to view the invitation and here to view the response card. For any questions or concerns please call the Advancement Office at 586.585.0500 ext. 285.
Regina Art Featured at Anton Art Center
Students from Regina High School has their artwork featured from April 1st - 22nd at the Anton Art Center in Mt. Clemens. Art Teacher Susan Capizzo encouraged students to enter their work and was very proud to see so many of her students selected.
With over 1,400 works of art entered from all over Macomb County, there were eleven pieces of art chosen by nine different students. Congratulations to the following girls: Anna Rizzo, Olivia Gregorich, Angelica O'Brien, Lynn Craig, Cassie Bloch, Erin Sant, Jennifer Ponkowski, Lisa Nowak and Raneem Sweidan. (pictured below is Lisa Nowak's Acrylics "Still life Blues" and Lynn Craig's Watercolor Painting "Pink Flower")
Congratulations to senior Alicia Speak for being named to the Macomb County All-Academic Team. On April 25, 2012, Alicia and her parents, Stephen and Mary Speak, joined with the families of other area scholars to salute these dedicated students at a banquet hosted by Penna’s of Sterling.
The first All-Academic Team was chosen in 1986. Each year a committee of high school principals and The Macomb Daily select honorees based on cumulative grade point averages and ACT/SAT scores. This year 50 students in public and private Macomb County Class A-D schools received recognition.
Alicia plans to attend the University of Michigan and major in pre-medicine. The faculty at Regina High School is proud of Alicia and her accomplishments and wishes her God’s blessings as she journeys forth.
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.
Regina NHS members participate in Walkathon
On April 29, 2012, Regina High School NHS members participated in the National Honor Society Walkathon to benefit the Capuchin Soup Kitchen. NHS moderators Kathleen Stewart and Carolyn Tarpley supervised the activiting.
"NHS has done a walkathon for years. One of the four pillars of NHS is service to school and to community so the walkathon was outreach to the Capuchins and to the community they serve with whom we share the Franciscan identity," Stewart said. "God blessed us with a sunny and breezey day for our students to walk!"
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