Regina High School, Warren | Fees, Rankings, Address, Admission, Vacancies, Reviews & More

After feeling dissatisfied with my experience at a local public high school, I transferred to Regina. As a new student, I was worried about not fitting in, however everyone is so welcoming and I made so many lifelong friendships within my first week of school! My only regret about Regina is that I did not transfer earlier! There is simply nothing like it; There is great emphasis on sisterhood and tradition. Students are so positive and encouraging, which creates a fun but competitive learning environment. Although the school is smaller, this is only an advantage because you really get to know everyone and small class sizes are great. Additionally, you will be very prepared for college because academics are extremely challenging, with offered Honors and Advanced Placement classes. Teachers really care about their students and make themselves available to provide extra help to students whenever necessary. Additionally, Regina requires all students to have an electronic device in all classes, meaning the learning activities are endless- which helps in accommodating all learning styles. It is so easy to get involved with countless clubs and extracurriculars offered. The cafeteria food is very tasty, and all must try the iconic Regina cookie. The Counseling department is actively involved, organizing several assemblies throughout the school year, and meeting with students individually at least once a month. I was hesitant to transfer to a new school as a Junior, however the Admissions Department is excellent in answering all of your questions, as well as encouraging friendships by introducing you to current students.

Wonderful High School! Set a strong foundation for my college education and academic achievements. I never realized just how lucky I was to attend Regina (back in the days when it was still located in Harper Woods) until I looked back on my personal accomplishments forty and now 50 years later.

Spiritual enhancement of moral values, loving friendships enjoyed to this day, and the desire for intellectual achievements were nourished and nurtured though my years at Regina High School. I’m looking forward to soon visiting, and celebrating the 50th Reunion with my former classmates.

I love attending Regina because of the strong sisterhood present. The lunches are outstanding, and the kitchen staff is wonderful. I play three sports for Regina, and I enjoy playing with teammates that show great sportsmanship throughout the entire season. In addition, the class selection at Regina for honors and ap students is marvelous.