Applause for alum Laura Lopez (@LauraLopezEdD1), who has been appointed head of the Lower School at Regis School of the Sacred Heart (@regisknights) in Houston! She earned an Ed.D. in professional leadership — mathematics education from us in 2020. #ForeverCoog
Regis will remain closed Wednesday, February 17, 2021. No remote learning will take place. Please stay safe, Regis Community. You are in our prayers. #regisschool
In anticipation of the potential impact of Hurricane Laura on the Greater Houston area, Regis will be closed 8/26-8/27. A determination about 8/28 will be made by 2:00PM on 8/27. Please check your email from Regis for more detailed information. #regisschool
A BIG Regis thank you to Dr. Wesley Long, Regis parent and Medical Director of the Diagnostic Microbiology Laboratory at Houston Methodist, for speaking to all of our faculty and staff via Zoom this morning! We are even more prepared now for a safe school year! #regisschool
#WINsday: Incase you missed it!
Academic All- American Criteria:
A student- athlete must hold a minimum GPA of 3.25 during the 2019-2020 academic year AND must have finished the indoor season ranked in the top 96 in any NCAA individual event or in the top 48 in an NCAA relay.
As promised, today we are sharing with you our most up-to-date plan for Re-Opening & Re-Entry for the 2020-21 school year. We wish you continued blessings through the summertime. https://t.co/brK3YiQqYt #regisschool#wearesacredheart#scholarsandgentlemen
Due to power outages around the city, some of our instructors are without electricity. Currently, only 5th & 6th grade ELA is cancelled today. If there are other cancellations due to the outages, we will email parents/students immediately. #regisschool
The Regis website is currently down. Our vendor is working to resolve the issue as soon as possible. We appreciate your patience and apologize for the inconvenience. #regisschool
City of Houston Department of Emergency Management and Houston Fire Department and Police Department Incident Command indicates there is no air quality issue in our area as a result of the explosion this morning, we will now allow students to go outdoors.
City of Houston Department of Emergency Management and Houston Fire Department and Police Department Incident Command indicates there is no air quality issue in our area as a result of the explosion this morning, we will now allow students to go outdoors.
In following with the recommendations of the city, out of an overabundance of caution, we will not have any outdoor activities on campus today as the city continues to monitor the air quality in the area. #houstonexplosion#hounews