About Regis High School
Regis High School is an all-boys, Jesuit college-prep school on Manhattan's Upper East Side. Founded in 1914 through the bequest of Julia M. Grant, it is famously tuition-free, admitting academically talented Catholic boys through a highly competitive process — one of the few entirely tuition-free private high schools in the U.S.
Quick facts
- Founded 1914 via the bequest of Julia M. Grant
- Tuition-free Jesuit education for Catholic boys (its defining feature)
- All-boys, grades 9-12; Upper East Side, Manhattan
- Highly competitive admissions; ~140 freshmen per year
A Catholic education in New York
Families choosing Regis High School are choosing more than academics — a Catholic school offers faith formation, the sacraments, service, and a close community. For Mass times, the nearest parish, and other Catholic schools in the area, use the free Catholic Connect map or browse all Catholic schools in New York. For tuition, admissions, the calendar, and how to apply, visit the official website.
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