All Students are required to study 4 years of English and Theology, 3 years of Social Studies, Foreign Language, Math, Science, 2 years of Computer Science and Arts, and 1 year of Speech. Arts, Computer Science, and Speech/Writing are half unit courses; all others are full unit courses. Science Research Project (SRP) is an elective program.
Freshmen | Sophomores | Juniors | Seniors |
English I (World Lit) | English II (American Lit) | English III (Close Reading and Critical Writing) | English IV (Electives) |
Theology I (Revelation of Jesus and Church History) |
Theology II (Scripture) | Theology III (Christian Morality) | Theology IV (Electives) |
Social Studies I (Global Studies & Western Civilization) | Social Studies II (American History & American Studies) | Social Studies III (Modern European History) | Elective |
Foreign Language I* (Chinese, French, Latin, Spanish, or German for 3 years) | Foreign Language II (Intermediate) | Foreign Language III (Advanced) | Elective |
Math 9* (Geometry or Geometry & Algebra II) | Math 10 (Algebra II or Pre-Calculus) | Math 11 (Pre-Calculus or Calculus) | Elective |
Science I (Biology) | Science II (Chemistry) | Science III (Physics) | Elective |
Computer Science I | Computer Science II | Choice of Arts or Computer Science Elective | Elective |
Arts I (Studio Art) | Arts II (Music and Art History-American Studies Themed) | Choice of Arts or Computer Science Elective | Elective |
Physical Education | Physical Education/Health | Physical Education | Physical Education |
Guidance I | Guidance II | Guidance III | Guidance IV |
Speech | Science Research Project |
Science Research Project |
Science Research Project |
* A placement test determines the level at which Freshmen begin language and mathematical studies.
Senior Year Students, in First and Second Trimesters, must elect three courses from among those offered by the Social Studies, Language, Math, Science, Arts, or Computer Science Departments. They must also "select" an elective offered by the English and Theology Departments. Many students elect to take a sixth course in Senior Year, which can be an Independent Study Project.
In recent years, senior elective offerings have included courses such as...
In the Third Trimester of Senior Year, students choose one of three possible programs/options:
Academic Option
Elective choices similar to First and Second Trimesters with one morning at a service site and the afternoon back at Regis for a social justice seminar.
Christian Service Option
Full-time Christian Service at a service site with one afternoon back at Regis for a social justice seminar.
Social Justice Entrepreneur Option
Two and a half days of full-time Christian Service at a service site with one afternoon back at Regis for a social justice senimar and two full days of independent, academic work.