Academics Regina High School is proud to offer a wide range of curricular choices to challenge and nurture the interests of each one of our students. All students take a college preparatory curriculum designed to meet the requirements of the State of Michigan. The majority of our graduates go beyond these minimum entrance requirements, stretching themselves by taking foreign language and higher level subjects choosing from approximately 20 honors and AP Courses CURRICULUM: All course offerings at Regina High School are reviewed and updated yearly in order to provide improved quality learning in accordance with State requirements and student needs. Guidance counselors, teachers, and parents/guardians help students in selecting courses for each school year. The Curriculum Guide gives a description of each course’s content and the credit it carries. Pre-requisites are strictly adhered to in order to provide the student with the best possible means of obtaining a Regina High School diploma. Enrollment in an AP class requires a 3.0 accumulative G.P.A. and teacher recommendation. GRADE LEVEL REQUIREMENTS/CLASS STATUS: At the end of each of the following grade levels (or after all summer school credits have been earned) a Regina student should have cumulatively earned the credits listed:  9th grade…….….7 credits              11th grade……….7 credits 10th grade…….....7 credits              12th grade……….6 or 7 credits For a total of 27 credits Senior students are required to take a minimum of six classes per semester.  Students deficient in credits must be enrolled in summer school to make up the deficiency before the new school year begins. Faculty Directory