Life After Regis
Regis graduates typically go on to attend the high school of their choice, the next important step in their journeys.
They have become business leaders, attorneys, scientists, military officers, members of clergy and Regis parents. But more important, through their Regis Experience, they develop a passion for learning and a foundation of moral character that serves them — and allows them to serve others — for a lifetime. Regardless of how they ultimately define success.
As our boys have flourished at Regis, we have seen them develop into engaged, collaborative learners who are well equipped to face the challenges of Houston’s academically challenging high schools. Regis’ focus on cultivating faithful young men who care for others and have a love for learning is the perfect recipe for developing leaders for the 21st century.alumni parent
Portrait of a Graduate
Through a unique mix of challenging academics and the values of a Sacred Heart education, Regis empowers students of all faiths to become lifelong scholars and authentic, compassionate leaders.
Faith
A Regis graduate has developed a personal and active faith in God. Through his time in personal reflection, religion classes, and morning prayer, a Regis boy has a solid foundation in his faith formation and has embarked upon his own spiritual journey.
Intellect
A Regis graduate has a deep respect for intellectual values. He is academically well prepared for high school and beyond, takes responsibility for his learning, is a curious and critical thinker, and is a self-advocate with strong organizational skills.
Service
A Regis graduate serves those in need, is socially aware of the necessity of helping others, has witnessed the impact of his service and is inspired to continue these acts of love.
Community
A Regis graduate builds community as a Christian value. He is a leader and collaborator, serves as a mentor, and is self-aware, recognizing that his actions impact others in the community.
Maturity
A Regis graduate is a young adolescent who understands the value of making good decisions and who has grown and matured in an atmosphere of wise freedom. He is respectful and is a gentleman whose character development sets him apart and positions him for success.
High School Placement & Support
Regis supports families in multiple ways throughout the high school admissions process. In early September, the Middle School Division Head and Dean of Students meet with all parents to provide an overview of the high school admissions process including important deadlines and tips for success.
- ISEE for High School Admissions
- Interview
- Application
- Discerning the Right Fit
- Timeline for High School Admissions
- Elements of High School Application
- Five Year History of High School Admissions
- High School Acceptance Rate
- High School Placement Tests
ISEE for High School Admissions
Interview
Application
Discerning the Right Fit
Timeline for High School Admissions
Elements of High School Application
Five Year History of High School Admissions
High School Acceptance Rate
High School Placement Tests
Where Regis Graduates Go Next
High Schools
TEXAS SCHOOLS
St. Thomas High School
Strake Jesuit College Preparatory
St. Pius X High School
Memorial High School
Episcopal High School
St. John XXIII High School
The Kinkaid School
Houston Christian High School
The Awty International School
Cristo Rey Jesuit College Preparatory School
Westchester Academy for International Studies
St. John’s School
Second Baptist School
The High School for the Visual and Performing Arts
The Post Oak High School
The School of the Woods
The Tenney School
Alexander-Smith Academy
Lamar High School
Carnegie Vanguard High School
Medina Valley High School (Castroville, TX)
The Griffin School (Austin, TX)
OUT-OF-STATE SCHOOLS
Brewster Academy (Wolfboro, NH)
Calbrook School (Halifax, VA)
Culver Military Academy (Culver, IN)
Iona Preparatory (New Rochelle, NY)
Martha’s Vineyard Regional High School (Oak Bluffs, MA)
Saint Stephen's Episcopal School (Bradenton, FL)
The Phelps School (Malvern, PA)
Woodberry Forest School (Woodberry Forest, VA)
Universities
TEXAS SCHOOLS
Baylor University
Concordia University
Rice University
Schreiner University
Southern Methodist University
Southwestern University
St. Edwards University
Texas A&M University
Texas A&M at Galveston University
Texas Christian University
Texas Tech University
Trinity University
University of Houston
University of St. Thomas
University of Texas, Austin
University of Texas, Dallas
University of Texas, San Antonio
OUT-OF-STATE
Alfred University
Auburn University
Bentley University
Berklee College of Music
Boston College
Bowdoin College
Centenary College
Clarkson University
Colorado State University
Concordia University
Eckerd College
Elon University
Fordham University
Georgetown University
Harvard University
Kansas University
Kenyon College
Louisiana State University
Louisiana State University-Eunice
Lehigh University
Loyola University
Manhattan College
Marquette University
New York University
Northeastern University
Oklahoma State University
Pepperdine University
Purdue University
Savannah College of Art and Design
Sewanee: University of the South
Spring Hill College
St. Louis University
Stanford University
Syracuse University
The Catholic University of America
The Cooper Union
Tulane University
United States Naval Academy
University of California, Berkeley
University of California, Los Angeles
University of Chicago
University of Colorado
University of Florida
University of Maryland
University of Mississippi
University of North Dakota
University of Notre Dame
University of Oklahoma
University of Pennsylvania
University of San Diego
University of Southern California
University of Wisconsin
University of Virginia
Washington University in St. Louis
Weatherford College
Williams College
St. Stephens College (Scotland)
University of Oxford