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Port Regis is one of the country’s leading preparatory schools an established and successful, co-educational, day and boarding school for children from the ages of two to thirteen. Our Vision is for a vibrant school, providing a broad and world-class education that enables each child to flourish intellectually, emotionally, physically, and personally, preparing them for their future. Our Ethos values and promotes the qualities of kindness, generosity, tolerance, honesty, and friendship and reflects the school’s motto. Our Aims for the Pupils are: Kind, confident children striving to be their best, unafraid to fail and try again A cherished childhood Mature young people prepared to thrive at the best-matched and the widest range of leading senior schools For the School A safe, kind, and joyful school A rich and modern boarding culture with outstanding pastoral care Excellence for all in their areas of interest and support for all in their areas of weakness Celebration of effort, progress, and achievement in all areas of school life Commitment to the school’s charitable role within the local and the wider community For the Education Inspirational, evidenced and forward-thinking academic and co-curricular provision Curiosity, enthusiasm, and a strong and independent work ethic Creativity through participation, enjoyment, and appreciation of music, drama, art, design, and technology Sportsmanship, individual and collective participation in sport, and a healthy lifestyle Our aim at Port Regis is to ensure a broad, innovative education that is tailored to the needs of every child. We set the bar high and life in the classroom aims to discover and nurture potential, regardless of ability. We also encourage independent learning and thinking and recognize that the knowledge and understanding the children acquire now must equip them for their later education and beyond. We want every child to look forward to and enjoy their lessons. Classes are small and streaming and setting are used to ensure that the learning style and pace are appropriate for every pupil. We also fully understand that emotional health and academic development go hand in hand and that lessons need to take place in a happy and secure environment where every child feels comfortable and valued. View full school

To Regis Jesuit High School, a Catholic, Jesuit, college preparatory high school is serving young men and young women in grades 9-12. We are a co-divisional school offering single-gender instruction by operating as two separate divisions—the Boys Division and the Girls Division - with opportunities for students to pray, serve, and socialize together. Our 82-acre campus houses a Boys Division building and a Girls Division building, each with a full-size gym, multi-media library, and chapel. In addition to these buildings, our campus offers the following shared facilities: nine athletic fields, six tennis courts, a field house and pool, a college counseling center, performing arts, and student commons building—the Steele Center—with a theatre, music classrooms, communications center with the broadcast studio, snack bar café and commons spaces for community gatherings. With our facilities and spacious grounds, many people think our campus has the feel of a small college. One of the defining characteristics of a Jesuit school is that it not only provides education but formation. The hallmark of Jesuit education is cura personalis, care, and concern for the individual. This educational community provides a student-centered environment in which each individual can develop intellectually, socially, emotionally, and spiritually. Academically, Regis Jesuit provides honors classes and Advanced Placement courses, and many electives in our block schedule. Athletic and co-curricular activities offer many opportunities for character and leadership development, fun, and friendship. The benefit of getting involved is found in trying something new, discovering hidden talents, and pushing personal limits. Regis Jesuit offers a safe and supportive environment which encourages students to get involved. It is a place where students can find positive peer pressure by surrounding themselves with people who care about them and help them excel. Regis Jesuit High School admits students of any race, color, national and ethnic origin to all the rights, privileges, programs, and activities generally accorded or made available to students. It does not discriminate based on race, color, national and ethnic origin in administering its educational policies, admissions policies, scholarship and loan programs, and athletic and other school-administered programs. Our students are challenged to grow spiritually through retreats, liturgies, faith-sharing, and daily prayer in the Ignatian tradition. And our Service Program encourages students to expand and deepen their commitment to becoming Men and Women with and for Others. As the only co-divisional school among the network of almost 60 Jesuit high schools in the United States, Regis Jesuit's unique approach provides the best of both worlds for students seeking a single-gender benefits learning environment as well as a wide variety of co-curricular activities. We serve the greater Denver metropolitan area by developing leaders within a diverse and caring environment who are open to growth, striving for intellectual competence, religious, loving, and committed to doing Justice – the five pillars of Jesuit high school education known as the Graduate at Graduation. Regis Jesuit aims to form a community of individuals who embody the school's mission and values by being Open to Growth, Intellectually Competent, Religious, Loving, and Committed to Doing Justice. Regis Jesuit graduates have the maturity to take responsibility for their actions and growth. Graduates know that learning is a life-long process of intellectual, spiritual, and personal development. Graduates understand that having experiences outside of their worldview is essential to their development. Regis Jesuit graduates master those academic requirements necessary for advancing their formal education and skillfully using the fundamental learning tools. Moreover, graduates realize the need to practice intellectual integrity. Through the study of the Roman Catholic faith, Regis Jesuit graduates will come to know and experience God as one who understands and loves them completely and is there for them through their suffering and joy. Graduates have a deep understanding of and respect for their religious traditions and those of others. They also have a strong foundation in personal prayer, spirituality, moral conscience, and religious conviction. They seek to know God by proclaiming and responding to His love through the scriptures and primarily through Jesus Christ in the Gospels and the Holy Spirit in prayer and daily life. Regis Jesuit graduates move beyond self-interest and self-centeredness. They are confident and seek more profound relationships in which one can disclose feelings, accept another person's mystery, and cherish that person. They experience God's love and respond by loving self, family, friends, members of the school community, the poor, and the suffering as people of God. They understand that love gives witness to faith and speaks out through action and service on behalf of a world community for Justice, love, and peace. Regis Jesuit graduates acquire the awareness, skills, and motivation necessary to live as Men and Women with and for Others who are leaders through service imitation of Christ Jesus. Graduates are committed to Justice grounded in the knowledge of the roots of injustice in social institutions, attitudes, and customs and understand that consumer society's values can conflict with the demands of a just society and the Gospel. They express their empathy for others and a commitment to doing Justice by voluntarily engaging in service. Girls Division Address: 6300 S. Lewiston Way, Aurora Postal Code: 80016 Phone: +1 303 2698000 View full school

Founded in 1914 by an anonymous benefactor and supported by the generosity of her family, its alumni, and friends, Regis High School offers a tuition-free Jesuit college preparatory education to Roman Catholic young men from the New York metropolitan area who demonstrate superior intellectual and leadership potential. In the admissions process, special consideration is given to those who cannot afford a Catholic education. As a Jesuit school, Regis is committed to academic excellence and fostering a spirit of generosity and service to those in need. With an emphasis on academic rigor and Catholic formation, the school's schools are designed to promote each student's social and spiritual growth grounded in a deepening relationship with Jesus Christ. Regis seeks to inspire and train the ethnically diverse young men in its care to become imaginative leaders committed to promoting justice and exerting leadership in the Church, in the civic community, and their chosen profession. Since 1914 Regis has been serving Catholic young men from the New York metropolitan area and providing a tuition-free Jesuit education. Our Foundress and her family supported the school as their charity for the first half-century of our existence. Since then, we have been able to continue to provide full scholarships to all our students through our alumni, parents, and friends' remarkable generosity. The admissions standards are rigorous. We look for candidates who demonstrate superior intellectual and leadership potential. In the admissions process, we give preference to those who would not otherwise afford a Catholic education. Our students come from all five boroughs of New York and Long Island, New Jersey, Connecticut, and Westchester. In the 2016-2017 school year, our 530 students haled from 247 zip codes, and the average commute to Regis from home was 65 minutes each way. The school's diversity is reflected not only in the geographic distribution but also in the racial and socio-economic backgrounds of our students. While the academic load is demanding, students make life-long friends and develop deep bonds with the school for the rest of their lives. Regis changes our students' e Regis academic program is a liberal arts curriculum for the 21st Century in the Jesuit tradition of educating the whole person. It is a curriculum vertically aligned to ensure that every student completes, at a considerable level of proficiency, a coherent and demanding sequence of college preparatory academic courses and rooted in Ignatian and Gospel values. Curriculum and instruction prepare students to be critical thinkers, providing them with knowledge, understanding, and skills to become socially responsible global citizens and imaginative Catholic leaders in their future chosen professions. The academic curriculum is distinctive because all courses are intensive and accelerated, mostly standard for all students in their first three years; students are allowed an unusual measure of responsibility and self-direction as they advance through independent study, unscheduled time, and individualized instruction. However, incoming first-year students choose their language courses, and there is accelerated math placement for qualifying students. Students who want to take the College Board's AdBoard placement exams are encouraged to do so after taking the required school courses in the rigorous Regis curriculum. Seniors are required to take English and Theology courses, which are chosen from a variety of electives. Their remaining electives are chosen from any discipline or interdisciplinary field. View full school

Regis University is located in the Mile High City with the unmatched backdrop of the Rocky Mountains. However, Colorado's vibrancy is just one of the many reasons students are drawn to Regis. Regis aims to develop students as a whole person. Students from all faith backgrounds are bonded together by the common purpose of building a better society and are shaped by Jesuit, Catholic traditions, which emphasize the importance of critical thinking, having a global perspective, and standing up for those who do not have a voice. With a small student-to-faculty ratio, our award-winning faculty is dedicated to empowering graduates with the skills and perspective needed to harness their passions and talents and spur change on a local and global scale. Regis University educates men and women of all ages and faiths to take leadership roles and positively impact a changing society. Standing within the Catholic and United States traditions, we are inspired by the particular Jesuit vision of Ignatius Loyola. This vision challenges us to attain inner freedom to make intelligent choices. We seek to provide value-centered undergraduate and graduate education and strengthen our commitment to community service. We nurture the mind's life and the pursuit of truth within an environment conducive to effective teaching, learning, and personal development. Consistent with Judeo-Christian principles, we apply knowledge to human needs and seek to preserve the best of the human heritage. We encourage the continual search for truth, values, and just existence. Throughout this process, we examine and attempt to answer the question: "How ought we to live?" As a consequence of Ignatius Loyola's vision, mainly as reflected in his Spiritual Exercises, we encourage all Regis community members to learn proficiently, think logically and critically, identify and choose personal standards of values, and be socially responsible. We further encourage developing the skills and leadership abilities necessary for distinguished professional work and contributions to society's improvement and transformation. You will find that Regis University cares about you as a person, and our admissions office will work with you to meet your personal and professional goals. Regardless of program or major, Regis University will provide you with an academically rigorous, values-based learning experience that will put you on the path to success. A college education is an investment in your future. For over 130 years, Regis University has sought to make higher education accessible to qualified students from all socio-economic backgrounds. The Financial Aid Office assists students and their families as they navigate applying for and receiving student financial aid for college. Based in Denver, Colorado, and set against the majestic Rocky Mountains, Regis University offers a values-centered educational experience that encourages students to take leadership roles that will lend themselves to our global society's betterment. Our educational philosophy's strong Jesuit traditions and commitment date back to 16th Century Europe, which speaks to our university mission of encouraging the continual search for truth, values, and a just existence worldwide. Whether you study in a residence hall, at your workplace, or from your living room, you are about to become an essential part of the Regis University community. Regis is a private university in Denver, Colorado, with an environment that encourages rich learning opportunities and meaningful experiences to explore your deepest passions – and then act on them. Enliven the mind and body by exploring the question, "how ought we to live?" through coursework and within the neighborhoods and natural beauty of Colorado. Regis University is proud to offer innovative, values-based college education. Our nationally-recognized degree programs incorporate career-specific training and provide students with the critical thinking, problem-solving, and leadership skills needed for outstanding professional success. Regis students are instilled with a dedication to service and the motivation to contribute to and improve our local and global communities by supporting a robust Jesuit Catholic community. Regis University's bachelor's degree and master's degree programs have had a strong reputation for academic excellence and have been recognized nationally and globally through awards, accreditations, and faculty achievements. The seeds for Regis University were planted in 1877 in Las Vegas, New Mexico when a group of exiled Italian Jesuits founded a small school called Las Vegas College. In 1884, the school relocated to Morrison, Colorado, and was renamed College of the Sacred Heart. Thanks to a generous donation of land from John Brisben Walker, the college settled in its current Denver location in 1887. The school was renamed Regis College in 1921, in honor of the Jesuit saint, John Francis Regis. Today, Regis University tailors learning to meet the needs of its 15,000 students. Each of its now five colleges – Regis College, Rueckert-Hartman College for Health Professions, the College of Business and Economics, the College of Computer and Information Sciences, and the College of Contemporary Liberal Sciences – offers a distinct expression of the University's mission. From the traditional student living on campus to a business executive studying online to a health care student serving in a clinical placement in rural Colorado, Regis' student body spans many experiences and geographies. View full university

Originally an undergraduate college, Regis has developed widely recognized graduate and professional programs, including a doctorate in nursing practice and education. Our undergraduates can pursue their graduate studies here, taking advantage of accelerated programs and smooth transitions. Regis offers majors and graduate/professional programs to prepare students for such in-demand fields as nursing, health, public service, education, business, and communication. Our curriculum also provides a firm foundation in the liberal arts, sciences, and social sciences that expand our students' skills and perspectives. Founded in 1927 by the Congregation of the Sisters of St. Joseph of Boston (CSJ), Regis welcomes many faiths students. He provides everyone with opportunities for spiritual development and community service that are hallmarks of the CSJ tradition. Regis was a women's college until our successful transition to coeducation beginning in 2007. Now we enroll 1,954 men and women, both undergraduate and postgraduate. Our size fosters a strong feeling of community and a personalized approach to the success of each student. There is a lively mix of clubs and activities in our active community, together with a roster of NCAA Division III athletics. Through education in the arts, sciences, and professions, Regis College empowers women and men to challenge themselves academically, serve, and lead. A Catholic college, Regis is a diverse and welcoming community guided by the Sisters of St. Joseph of Boston's values. Regis offers various academic programs at the undergraduate, graduate, and doctoral levels through four different schools – the School of Arts and Sciences, the School of Business and Communication, the School of Nursing, and the School of Health Sciences. We believe that real learning takes place in a setting that values the individual, a place where academic support, dedicated professors, and experiential learning strengthen students' ability to thrive. At Regis, opportunities abound for students to challenge themselves––both on campus and around the world. We are thrilled you are considering Regis for your education and cannot wait to learn more about you. We are here to help you navigate the many factors that go into selecting a college or graduate program that is right for you. Regis offers the best of many worlds––a vibrant, tree-lined campus in the beautiful suburbs of Weston, minutes away from internship and career opportunities in the world-class city of Boston. Students thrive in our small class learning environments, challenge themselves on our athletic fields, and benefit from an ever-growing thriving alumni base. Above all––Regis students are passionate about their community and learning. Our flexible academic model allows graduate students the opportunity to advance their education and further their career goals in ways that fit in well with their lives, with courses offered on nights and weekends, on campus, and in an online/hybrid format. Regis is a student-centered, diverse, and active community, providing students with the highest quality of support and education on all levels. The Office of Student Activities is here for students every step of the way, and our best piece of advice: get involved and stay involved. With more than 25 student clubs and organizations, there is no better way to stay active, meet new people, and try new things. On the off chance we do not have the club or activity you are most passionate about – you can start one of your own. Lifelong Learning at Regis (LLARC) is learning at its best. It is a community of adult students involved in daytime courses and lectures designed and taught by their peers, people who like to learn something new in their leisure time. LLARC involves no tests, term papers or credits, nor any previous college experience. It is a chance to learn purely for its fun and meet new people of varied backgrounds and interests. Our common denominator is an eagerness to expand our minds in a relaxed and sociable atmosphere. On the Regis campus in Weston. The program is housed in the Fine Arts Center, a welcoming, accessible building with state-of-the-art technology and lecture facilities. We are integrated on the college campus, taking advantage of professors, campus facilities, intergenerational opportunities, the athletic center, and fine arts center programming. Our members engage in a wide selection of courses, add links to programs and lectures Monday through Thursday, and have access to field trips and drop-in courses on Fridays. We offer the Lunch, Listen & Learn program on Tuesdays when we gather at the Fine Arts Center to have lunch and listen to speakers on various topics. We appreciate the volunteer leaders who provide a wide variety of study groups in several different disciplines. Their knowledge and leadership skills and those of all our volunteers are essential to our program's success. As our sponsor, Regis gives us access to facilities, staff guidance, and support services. The LLARC program's strength is the opportunity to connect with others and the excitement of widening our horizons through learning. View full university