Frequently Asked Questions

Regis boys go on to have great success in high school and beyond. Over the past five years, 45% of Regis graduates have gone to Strake Jesuit College Preparatory, 44% to St. Thomas High School, 7% to one of the following: Episcopal, Kinkaid, Pope John XXIII, or St. John's. The remaining 4% attend boarding schools or other institutions. View Life after Regis for a full list of high school and college attendance.

Yes, applicants must reach the required age for their grade by September 1 of the applied-for school year.

• 3 Pre-Kindergarten must be three years old by September 1
• 4 Pre-Kindergarten must be four years old by September 1
• Kindergarten must be five years old by September 1
• First grade must be six years old by September 1

Yes. Please refer to our Tuition and Financial Assistance section. A Financial Aid for School Tuition (FAST) application is required and due March 1.

All admission decisions are made on a need-blind basis, meaning that the admission decision is made independently of the family’s request for financial assistance.

Please refer to our Tuition and Financial Assistance section.

Applications are due February 12, 2021.

Regis welcomes all qualified boys from many diverse backgrounds. The Regis School does not discriminate in admissions or educational programs on the basis of race, color, national or ethnic origin, or religion.

Yes. Regis students have two required uniforms: a regular uniform for daily wear and a dress uniform for all Liturgies and other special occasions.

We feel that a dress code has a unifying effect within our student body. It is a way to encourage the feeling of being one community - all sharing similar goals, purposes, and even attire.

The Regis school day begins at 8:00 am for all students in all divisions.

Dismissal times vary by division:

• Early Childhood students are dismissed at 3:00 pm
• Lower School students are dismissed at 3:15 pm
• Middle School students are dismissed at 3:30 pm

Regis offers extended day programs for the convenience of parents and the benefit of students. Students may arrive on campus as early as 7:00 a.m. and remain until as late as 6:00 p.m. each school day.

Morning Extended Day

Morning Extended Day is a drop-in program, no pre-registration or appointment is required. You will be billed monthly for this service.

Regis faculty members supervise students during Morning Extended Day time.

Days: Monday – Friday during school year
Time: 7:00 to 7:30 a.m.
Cost: $5.00 per morning
Information: 713-682-8383

Afternoon Extended Day

Afternoon extended care program at Regis is coordinated through iKids U After School Program. Pre-registration is encouraged for all students. Payment will be required only if program is used.

iKids U offers a variety of after-school opportunities onsite at Regis, including Stay & Play, Enrichment, and One on One services. Customize your child’s after-school schedule with part-time and full-time options!

Days: Regular school days during school year. Afternoon extended day is not offered on scheduled half days.
Time: 3:00 to 6:00 p.m.
Information/Registration: Registration forms may be submitted to iKids or the school’s front office. Please visit the website ikidsinc.com or contact iKids (713-665-5200 or support@ikidsinc.com) for more information.

Currently, our enrollment is 250 boys with 30 in our Early Childhood division, 105 in our Lower School and 115 in our Middle School.

Yes. Throughout the year, we offer organized curricular, social, and service events with our sister school, Duchesne Academy of the Sacred Heart.

Regis accepts and welcomes families of all faith denominations. Approximately, 40% of our students are not Catholic. As a Sacred Heart school, we encourage our students to understand the many world religions while still being expressly Catholic in our instruction and outlook.

Sacred Heart schools are a network of independent Catholic schools guided by the global vision of St. Madeleine Sophie Barat. They all share in the educational mission of the Society, to promote and stimulate creative education, spirituality, and leadership.

Sacred Heart schools are not connected with any particular parish. Each school is organized independently and is run as a non-profit entity.

To learn more about the Sacred Heart philosophy of education and about the worldwide Network of Sacred Heart Schools, visit the Sacred Heart Education website or our Sacred Heart Schools section.