Regina Dominican High School

Regina Dominican High School is a Catholic, all-girls private school in Wilmette, IL, providing a supportive and structured academic environment for grades 9-12. The school offers specialized Learning Difference Programs designed to support students with specific learning disabilities, including dyslexia, dyscalculia, and dysgraphia. Additionally, the school provides dedicated support for students managing processing deficits, developmental delays, mild intellectual disabilities, and ADHD/ADD.

With an average class size of just 12 students and a faculty where 70% hold advanced degrees, Regina Dominican offers a highly personalized educational experience. The school's small classroom setting is ideal for students who require focused attention and tailored instructional strategies. Beyond academics, students can engage in a wide range of extracurriculars, from athletics like soccer and volleyball to specialized clubs such as Mathletes and the International Thespian Society.

Regina Dominican operates on a rolling admissions basis, and 40% of the student body receives financial aid. The annual tuition is approximately $19,800, though families should note that books, uniforms, and transportation fees are additional. The school maintains a formal dress code and offers summer school opportunities to further support student academic success.