Regis High School, New York, NY Videos

Sing it, gentlemen! Listen to the Class of 2024 belt out the alma mater one final time before exiting the Church of St. Ignatius Loyola as the newest alumni of Regis High School.

The Class of 2024 has entered the Church of St. Ignatius Loyola to begin today’s Graduation Exercises. In just a short while, they’ll officially join the ranks of the Regis alumni community!

“Witnessing my boys become Regians and immersing myself in the Regis community have been the most rewarding and joyful experiences of my adult life.” Tom Miller P'25'27 shares what Regis means to his family. Click here to make a Giving Weekend donation: https://bit.ly/4aFo5DE

Regis means community. Hear from Student Government President Silas Nwaishienyi ’24 about forming a bond with his classmates that will last long after graduation. Click here to make a Giving Weekend donation: https://bit.ly/4aFo5DE

Giving Weekend has begun! Show your support for the Class of 2024 and demonstrate that you believe in the extraordinary mission of Regis by making a donation during this special weekend. This year, three generous donors have pledged to match gifts dollar-for-dollar up to $175,000, starting today. We hope we can count on your Annual Fund support to help make this year our most successful Giving Weekend yet! Watch this Giving Weekend message from Regis President Rev. Christopher Devron, SJ, and make your gift today: https://bit.ly/4aFo5DE

One week ago, “Moses” parted the red sea of Regis fans during the CHSAA varsity basketball Class B state title game. This week, he stopped by a team meeting and brought our champs to a surprise celebration for them in the upper gym.

We’re state champs! Congratulations to our varsity basketball team on their win in tonight’s CHSAA Class B state title game!

City champions! Congratulations to our varsity basketball team on their win in tonight’s CHSAA Class B title game! Next up: the state championship game on Friday, March 8.

Regis held its 23rd annual Christmas tree lighting ceremony tonight, with students, family members, faculty, and staff on hand to spread holiday cheer and see the tree light up the Quad. More than 650 people registered for this year's event, with attendees gathering in the Quad as well as the library overlooking it. This year's tree was selected by members of Regis's Student Government, and all students were encouraged to donate an ornament to help decorate it. The Engineering Club also designed several 3D-printed ornaments and created their own circuit boards to illuminate them. This year, the Owl mascot was invited to flip the switch to light the tree as onlookers holding candles surrounded it. bit.ly/3RvCImB

REACH is a tuition-free program that depends on the generosity of its supporters. As we conclude our REACH Appreciation Day celebration, we wanted to share a message from some of the program’s students.

“REACH showed me that there was a bigger world out there and that I deserve to be part of that world, too,” says REACH alumnus Richard Gonzalez ‘16.

The REACH Program unlocks opportunities for its students as they approach high school. Parent Gladys Arzola shares how her son has grown since beginning at REACH.

REACH is a transformative experience for students that challenges them academically and allows them to learn in an environment where it’s cool to be smart. Parent Lori Jones shares what the program has done for her son.

Today at Regis, we’re celebrating our sixth annual REACH Appreciation Day. It’s an opportunity for the wider school community to learn more about this incredible program and to support our students, our dedicated staff, and our Graduate Support Program. To kick things off, hear from Russell Quiñones '09, the new Director of the REACH Program. REACH has transformed the lives of more than 500 Catholic, middle school-aged boys by helping them earn scholarships to Regis and other top Catholic high schools in New York City. REACH’s purpose is to strengthen learning and development for high-achieving young men who come from families facing significant economic hardships and other challenges. As we shine a spotlight on REACH today, we ask the members of our community to consider making a gift directly to the program. To donate, visit regis.org/GiveToREACH.

Our seniors have made their way into the Church of St. Ignatius Loyola to begin this year’s graduation exercises. In just a short while, the young men of the Class of 2023 will officially become Regis alumni!

#RegisGivingWeekend has begun! Giving Weekend is an opportunity to show your support for the Class of 2023 and demonstrate that you believe in the extraordinary mission of Regis. This year, two generous alumni have pledged to match gifts dollar-for-dollar up to $250,000. We hope we can count on you to help make Giving Weekend 2023 our most successful one yet! Watch below a Giving Weekend message from Regis President Rev. Christopher Devron, SJ, and make your gift today: regis.org/givingweekend

On Thursday, March 16, the Regis Glee Club joined singers from Regis Jesuit High School of Colorado and Cristo Rey for a collaborative choir performance at 84th Street. The evening featured both classic and contemporary music, ranging from The Beatles to Bruno Mars.