News & Announcements

Regina Dominican Basketball Coach, Bob Newton, named "Coach of the Year" by the Illinois Basketball Coaches Association.

Regina Dominican High School’s Leadership Institute held their Project Innovation Fair on Friday, March 17, 2023.
The entrepreneurial Leadership Scholars from the Class of 2024 designed 7 new products to share with the Regina Dominican community. Students, faculty, and staff heard the product pitches during the school’s morning meeting on Wednesday, March 15.

Regina Dominican High School recently announced the winner of the McDonell Award, recognizing the athletic team with the highest collective Grade Point Average (GPA) during a given sports season, to the Bowling Panthers. This marks the 4th straight season that the Bowling Panthers have won this award.

Regina Dominican High School is proud to announce the following students who have been recognized winners of the Scholar Athlete Award.

Regina Dominican High School in partnership with North Shore Country Day School, hosted a student forum on Wednesday, March 8 at Regina Dominican that focused on topics that encompass the documentary “The Loyola Project”.

The Illinois Principals Association recognized four Regina Dominican Panthers: Grace Stadler ‘26, Allison Buck ‘25, Tiffany Richards ‘24, and Beca Marqueda ‘23.

Regina Dominican Winter Sports, Basketball and Bowling, ended seasons with a regional championship, winning records, and IHSA sectional visit.

The Regina Dominican Panthers brought home another IHSA Regional Championship on Thursday 2/16 as they defeated Chicago Math & Science. The Panthers played at home beating CMSC 53-23.

The Regina Dominican Varsity Bowling team is sending three athletes to IHSA Sectionals this weekend 2/11, being held at Classic Bowl in Morton Grove.

Regina Dominican has earned the College Board AP® Computer Science Female Diversity Award for achieving high female representation in AP Computer Science Principles. Schools honored with the AP Computer Science Female Diversity Award have expanded girls’ access in AP computer science courses.