Houses of Regis
Regis Middle School has a House system designed to channel boys' energy into constructive outlets where they partake in physical and academic competitions such as relay races, name that tune music competitions, Highland games strength contests, art contests, and more.
There are four Houses: Armor, Helmet, Shield, and Sword. Each Middle School student is a member of the same House from Fifth through Eighth Grade. Three faculty Chamberlains are assigned to each House. Within each House, specific grade levels focus on a particular life skill each year, allowing them to grow and learn.
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Fifth Grade: Self-discipline
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Sixth Grade: Commitment
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Seventh Grade: Service
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Eighth Grade: Leadership
House Council
The House Council is a service and governing student body in the Middle School. The House Council organizes social events and social awareness opportunities, provides leadership at school-wide functions, and addresses topics collectively best to serve the Regis community. The House Council is made up of eight officers: President, Vice President, Secretary, Treasurer, Parliamentarian, Historian, Chaplain, and Sergeant-at-Arms. Additional leadership positions include Knight Commanders, Assistant Knight Commanders, Representatives, and Members-at-Large.
Houses
Every Middle School student is assigned to a house where they will participate in various activities including feats of strength, academic competitions, athletic challenges and more. Students are assigned to one of four houses when entering Fifth Grade—Helmet, Armor, Shield, or Sword—and will remain in this house throughout their time in Middle School. With the Houses of Regis program, students learn discipline, service, commitment, and leadership. Middle School students may participate in the House Council (student government), which further builds upon the core values and ethics of the Houses of Regis program.