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Future Female Leaders Here.

She is a curious and joyful learner. She is open-minded and relentless in the pursuit of knowledge to overcome challenges and achieve goals.

Opportunities to Pursue Her Passions

She is a confident, inquisitive young woman. She takes thoughtful risks, uses her voice, explores new ideas and interests, and builds lifelong relationships.

Educating Minds, Strengthening Hearts.

She is compassionate and truth-seeking. She knows and leverages her gifts to lead, serve, and inspire others.

Academic Excellence in a Joyful Environment

She is warmly welcomed. The best way to see how Regina Dominican prepares girls for a successful future is to visit us. Sign up for a Shadow Day experience here.

Why Regina Dominican?

A place where she can dream big and achieve more.
 
The world needs more female leaders. As experts in girls’ education, we are passionate about developing them. A premier, independent all-girls high school built on Dominican values and tradition, we educate and empower our students to be independent thinkers, relentless truth-seekers, and confident and compassionate leaders.
 
How do we do that?
  • A Personalized Academic Path: Challenging programs and courses uniquely tailored for her individual strengths and interests.
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  • Opportunities to Explore: Variety of academic courses, 8 Honor Societies, 10 athletic teams, over 35 clubs, service projects, social events, and a vibrant alumni network.
  • Unique Leadership Programs: Designed to give students the confidence and skills female leaders will need to be successful in the future.
  • College Placement Success: Whether your student is interested in STEM, Fine Arts, Communications, or Business, we guide and advocate for her to move on to the perfect spot for her to grow and thrive.
  • Welcoming Environment: Our warm, supportive, and friendly environment gives our students the confidence to take risks, use their voices, explore new interests, and build relationships with peers and mentors that last a lifetime. And, don’t forget the fun. Regina Dominican girls love to have fun.
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  • All Girls: We understand best how girls learn and the support they need to thrive now and in the future. Our entire school is customized to the unique needs of young women striving to reach their greatest potential.
  • A Strong Community: We form strong partnerships with other schools, Universities, local organizations, parents, and our alumni to offer more resources, opportunities, support, and even social opportunities to our students.
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Regina Dominican Robotics Team places in their first regional competition. Featured Photo

Regina Dominican Robotics Team places in their first regional competition.

Over Spring Break, the Regina Riveters (Robotics Team) competed in and completed the Robotics Midwest Regional. It is extremely uncommon for a team to compete in a regional during their first year and our Panthers made us proud by receiving the 2024 Rookie Inspiration Award for the Midwest Regional.
Regina Dominican High School Mathletes Team Advance to State Competition Featured Photo

Regina Dominican High School Mathletes Team Advance to State Competition

On Saturday, February 24th, 50 members of the Regina Dominican Mathletes Team competed in the Regional Illinois Council of the Teachers of Mathematics Regional Contest at Niles North High School. Freshman, Jana Tayara earned an individual medal in the Algebra 1 competition and qualified for the State Final competition. The Algebra 1 and Geometry teams also qualified for state. The Illinois Council of Teachers of Mathematics(ICTM) State Finals will take place on April 6, 2024, at Illinois State University.
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At A Glance

  • 2023 graduates awarded $13,120,200 in scholarships
  • 60% of students take at least one AP course
  • 98% of students are involved in one sport or club
  • 71% of faculty have earned or are earning advanced degrees
  • 5,017 hours of service completed by students in 2022-2023 year