Regina Dominican High School

I am incredibly happy with all that Regina offers my daughter who is now a junior. While small, Regina is able to offer a wide variety of challenging honors and AP level classes, along with amazing courses in fine arts, which has allowed my daughter to pursue her passions while engaging in a college-prep curriculum. A wide variety of clubs are available and the girls are supported and encouraged to be involved in sports, even those they`ve never played before. Teachers are available, responsive, and helpful. As we are now shifting our focus to the college search process, the counselor is providing informative whole group and individual information to us as parents and to the students. During the few Covid closings we experienced during the past 2 years, the school did an amazing job with keeping the community connected and students` academic growth moving forward. I am so thankful that my daughter chose this school and I would highly recommend it.

Regina provides academic rigor in a supportive and safe environment. The small class sizes provide interactive learning with highly educated, caring instructors. "All-girls" gave our D the confidence to try new things, pursue leadership roles, science, sports, theater. Participation in clubs/ sports is very high and the quality of programs is excellent despite the small size. School spirit is plentiful; there are weekly rallies where students applaud each other! Community service opportunities are offered to enrich their faith. Girls are friendly and attend from all over Chicago and the campus is safe. Regina educates young women to be confident learners and prepares them well to be future leaders.

Regina is a wonderful school. The teachers care about the students and make are available to provide extra help when asked. They offer a variety of interesting and challenging classes. They also offer art classes, music foundations, and guitar. Unfortunately, the band only meets before school and isn't offered as a class. They have a variety of sports and anyone can join and play even if they will never be the star. The staff keeps the girls engaged. Most participate in sports and clubs. They have specific programs intended to help your daughter grow as a leader like the leading scholars, student government, etc. They also provide the girls with information on opportunities outside of the school which offers a significant advantage. As a general rule, the girls are friendly and welcoming. When my daughter started, she came home with friends on the first day of school despite being shy. As a parent with a full year + experience prior to COVID, during the worst of the pandemic, and with the return to classes, it is also worth mentioning that this experience was handled rather well despite some trial and error. I am very happy that my daughter chose to attend Regina.