Regina High School
- Private, Catholic, All-Girls
- WARREN, MI
All-Girls School
Regina High School
- grade A minusOverall Grade
- Private, Catholic, All-Girls
- 9-12
- WARREN, MI
- Rating 4.01 out of 5 204 reviews
Regina High School Reviews
Rating 4.01 out of 5 204 reviews
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I loved my experience all four years at Regina. The sisterhood I was able to be apart of was so loving and I have made so many close friends throughout the years. There are so many clubs and sport to participate in and the experience I received from playing Powderpuff was something unreal. It was one of the best experiences I was able to be apart of and would never have had if I didn’t attend Regina. Although it is an all-girls, Catholic school, I wouldn’t trade going here for anything else. Being able to grow with my sisters and grow in the faith is something I could only obtain here. The academics are amazing and I’ve had many AP and honors classes offered. I’ve had a lot of academic help and help for my future. I hope that all girls could be able to attend Regina and have the same experiences I had.
it’s funny i thought catholic schools were supposed to be loving and accepting of everyone. this school is homophobic and preaches hate often. pretty sure that’s not what god would have wanted since he said he loved everyone🤔😂 it’s honestly so sick how they preach that “god loves everyone”, yet has the audacity to berate and judge people who are simply expressing themselves. i understand if you personally don’t support gay people (which is beyond me why you wouldn’t) but you don’t need to bring such hate and dislike into a school environment such as this one, ESPECIALLY a catholic one. it’s repulsive that parents are continuing to ignore the clearly evident homophobia that lies within the staff and school board. if i were you, i wouldn’t send my child to such a repressive and uptight school.
Regina is a great environment for all the students and truly empowers the girls in every way! Great staff who are always willing to help and mentor along the way. Regina has so many great traditions that really sets it apart from other schools- the girls bond with not only their grade but the upper and lower classmen.
My experience at Regina High School has thoroughly prepared me to enter into my college career. Not only are the academics strong, but the environment at Regina is safe, friendly, and full of traditions, allowing students like myself to grow into strong, intelligent, and independent young women.
Regina High School is an all girl Catholic High School located in Warren Michigan. There are fewer than 400 students who attend. In light of so many schools going completely virtual because of Covid-19, I was especially happy to be able to attend school in person every other day since the beginning of the new school year. Regina offers an excellent selection of Honors and Advanced Placement classes and many successful sports teams.
As an incoming senior this year I can honestly say that my last three years have been great at Regina. The school environment is so fun and the teachers are great. They are so easy to work with and are always there for the students whether it be for school work or just personal problems. In regards to student life, everyone is great. Our student body is quite small which is actually pretty nice because it's not as overwhelming and everyone pretty much knows everyone, or at least recognizes them. We all work together and look out for one another. At Regina the school spirit is insane, we always have a great time at assemblies and everyone gets pumped for Powderpuff. I've been looking forward to Powderpuff since I was a freshman and it's so insane that I'll actually be playing this year not just in the stands cheering on the previous senior classes. Overall my past three years at Regina, other than having flown by, have been very memorable and one's that I won't forget.
Regina is a great school for anyone that is looking for a good quality education. The sisterhood, especially during powderpuff, was amazing and I will never forget it. Regina is a wonderful school but many teachers and authoritative figures like to play a game of politics and favorites, which is very disappointing for students who are not on the right side of these games. Overall, great education and a wonderful sisterhood.
As a class of 2015 graduate, I can attest to the negative reviews. If you even remotely show signs of struggling in your scholastics, they push you to the side. This school exclusively exploits favoritism and athletics. Also, if you’re the creative type, not the school for you whatsoever. I regret not opting to transfer when I had the opportunity. I believe my success would have been much greater.
Regina High School has been a family to me ever since I transferred to the school in tenth grade. I was warming welcomed by an amazing staff and student body. I loved the opportunities I had through my classes to discuss topics we were learning in class. I believe that the atmosphere is my favorite part of Regina. It is welcoming, inviting, and carefree. I love coming to school and feel as though I am learning in a safe and caring environment. However, I do wish that Regina had more resources such as a variety of electives and more sports teams so I could be better involved throughout the school.
I would like to see teachers work more with the students on teaching a subject instead of reading it to them once and thats it.
I loved how kind and welcoming everyone was to me when I transferred there. In addition all of the teachers want you to succeed in the classroom and are willing to help you if you need it. Coming from public school the change was different, but it helped knowing that we all wear the same outfit. Our class skirts are the only thing that can tell us apart because each class has their own that they wear for all four years. My favorite part about being here was the sisterhood that was created through the Powderpuff game and through the senior class retreat. It allowed us to get closer and made it so that we could get to know each other on a more intimate level.
I like Regina High School because when you enter this school they already have the path you’ll be taking. The teachers get you ready for college.
Regina High School provides excellent education as well as a supportive environment and surrounds you with friends you will have for a lifetime.
All funds go to their softball program, the school itself does not even have air conditioning, they cancel school when it gets too hot.
Regina allows students to grow both academically and spiritually throughout their four years. Traditions make the school have a homie atmosphere. The teachers strive to help each student achieve. Great school!
I like that at Regina you can feel like you belong no matter where your from. Regina makes you feel at home, when your having a bad day. Something that could maybe be changed is that the teachers should be a little more understanding for when kids dont understand something that they learned.
My girls both had outstanding experiences at Regina. The left young women with a excellent education, a strong sense o fright and wrong and of the importance to give back. Subsequently they both graduated from University of Michigan and are gainfully employed. One of the dreams every parent dreams when those little infants are in your hands.