Mission and Philosophy
Maria Regina High School is a Catholic school, which is dedicated to the education of young women. Its key objective is to develop within each of them a true sense of Christian values using a holistic approach that fosters the integration of each person as an individual within a global community.
Academic excellence is sought within a Catholic environment which reinforces the dignity, the respect and the call to discipleship of all, thus enabling the students to make a generous contribution to the Church, the community and the nation. The entire school program, whether it be the curriculum or the extra-curricular activities, challenges them to develop their intellectual potential and physical/social skills.
Recognizing the diversity of the personal, cultural and intellectual backgrounds present among the students, Maria strives to increase its awareness of their individual and group uniqueness in an effort to respond to the crucial needs of youth in today's society. It is only with an integrated effort on the part of the entire staff, as well as the students and their parents, that the philosophy of Maria Regina can be implemented.
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