School Profile Regina High School, a Sponsorship of the Sisters of St. Joseph, Third Order of St. Francis was founded in 1956. It is a Catholic, private, all-female high school in the city of Warren, a suburb of the city of Detroit. The student body is cosmopolitan and comes from the three major counties surrounding the greater Metro-Detroit area. ADMINISTRATION: Principal:  Sister Mary Leanne, SSJ-TOSF          CEEB CODE:  231-873 Asst. Principal:  Sister Mary Hyacinth, SSJ-TOSF     STUDENT ENROLLMENT:  500 Asst. Principal:  Mrs. Karen Forys   ACCREDITATION:  North Central Association / School Improvement         GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT: Director and Freshman/ Counselor:  Mrs. Marguerite Gore Senior/Junior Counselor:  Mrs. Mary Berschback Sophomore/Junior Counselor: Mrs. Amy Dulgerian    HIGH SCHOOL CHARACTERISTICS: Private, college preparatory high school for young women Grades 9 through 12 7 class periods per day averaging 45 minutes 2 semesters (4 marking periods); 179 days in the school year                               99% of the class of 2008 are entering a 2 or 4 year institution of higher learning 38 certified educators, 51% holding master degrees or beyond   GRADING SYSTEM AND CLASS RANK: LETTER PERCENTAGES HONOR POINTS WEIGHTED VALUE INTERPRETATION A 100-90 4.0 4.5 Superior B 89-80 3.0 3.5 Above Average C 79-70 2.0 25 Average D 69-60 1.0 1.5 Below Average F 59-0 0.0 0.0 Failing All classes, except Student Assistants, Physical Education, Study Skills, and Community Service, are included in the grade point average computation.  Refer to the course offering list for specific courses. A minimum of "D" is required for passing any course. Each semester mark consists of two quarter marks and the final examination. Honor level courses are given the additional weighted value shown above and are marked IN BOLD on the course offering list. NOTE: Depending on enrollment AP classes may not run every calendar year. Sixty hours of community service is required for graduation. GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS: Students must earn 27 credits.  The requirements are: 1/2 credit in Religious Studies for each semester in attendance  1 credit in Fine Arts 4 credits in English 1/2 credit in Computers  3 credits in Social Studies     1/2 credit in Physical Education 3 credits in Science    1/2 credit in Health Education 4 credits in Mathematics         6 1/2 credits in Electives   *NOTE - These requirements began with the Class of 2011.  The Requirements for the Class of 2010 are different as follows: 3 credits in Mathematics, 1 credit in Computers, 6 or more credits in Electives. ACADEMIC PROFILE FOR THE CLASS OF 2008:                               Average ACT Core/Composite: 2004-2005          Local 22.3  National 20.9 2005-2006       Local 22.4  National 21.1 2006-2007       Local 22.9  National 21.2 2007-2008          Local 22.7  National 21.1 2007 Graduates            Four Year College           Two Year College        Other                                       122                                93%                              6%                                 1%   Click Here to view Course Offerings