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Community
Parent Experience
Parents & Guardians
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The Power of Our Community
Parents and guardians provide a vital part in the community of Regis Jesuit. Beyond their role as the primary educators of their children, they are active ambassadors of and contributors in bringing our mission to life.
We have a variety of events, activities and other ways to involve parents and guardians in the life of the school beyond the classroom to enrich the overall experience of the family.
Michelle Clock, mother of Ethan ’18 and Miranda ’22
The more I have given to this community, the more I have gotten out of it. Getting involved at Regis Jesuit has made my experience with the school so much richer.
Raider Parent Association (RPA)
The Raider Parent Association (RPA) is a volunteer organization whose mission is to provide a welcoming, supportive and enjoyable environment for all parents/guardians of current and past Regis Jesuit students. RPA serves as the umbrella organization for all organized (non-athletic) parent groups at Regis Jesuit. All parents/guardians are automatic members of this vital association that focuses on offering social, spiritual and service opportunities. RPA events are primarily centered on building community, allowing parents/guardians to engage and encourage one another while supporting our students, faculty, administrators and the greater Regis Jesuit community.
Get Involved
Volunteering at Regis Jesuit is a way for parents and guardians to enhance the experience for all students and enrich their own lives. Regardless of your schedule, we have a number of ways to get involved throughout the school year – from one-time special events to ongoing opportunities. Current parents and guardians should visit the Parent Involvement resource tile in My RJ to view a listing of all current opportunities and to submit the Volunteer Interest Form.
To ensure the safety and security of our students, Regis Jesuit High School requires Protecting God’s Children training for all employees, coaches and volunteers who will be in direct contact with students. Protecting God's Children training sessions are held regularly throughout the school year to ensure that those who wish to begin volunteering can do so readily.
To ensure the safety and security of our students, Regis Jesuit High School requires Protecting God’s Children training for all employees, coaches and volunteers who will be in direct contact with students. Protecting God's Children training sessions are held regularly throughout the school year to ensure that those who wish to begin volunteering can do so readily.
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School-Support Events
The RPA supports the school by offering volunteer support for events like Parent-Teacher-Student Conferences and Teacher Appreciation Week or sponsoring events that support the school's annual dinner auction, LARK. -
Community Support
Our parents are called to live our motto of being Men and Women with and for Others, too. So the RPA offers opportunities to serve those in need in our community. Programs such as Operation Christmas Miracle and the Gonzaga Circle of Support provide much-needed assistance to those in need within the RJ community. -
Social Events
The RPA offers multiple opportunities throughout the school year to all parents and guardians to get to know each other better and build relationships that can last a lifetime, as well as fun events focused on deepening parent-child relationships. -
Spiritual Events
Opportunities for spiritual formation are important to the overall strength of our community. The RPA offers retreat and other opportunities for parents and guardians to deepen their faith life including two groups that meet regularly - Moms on a Spiritual Journey and Moms in Prayer.
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Moms on a Spiritual Journey
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Raider Football Tailgate
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Grandparents Day
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Mom Prom
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Father-Daughter Dance
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Regis Jesuit High School
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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 at the school. It does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national and ethnic origin in administration of its educational policies, admissions policies, scholarship and loan programs, athletic and other school-administered programs.