The Regina Academies

The Regina Academies

Regina Coeli Academy was founded in 2003 by a group of concerned Catholics who recognized the great need for a return to the ancient classical liberal arts education, which had produced, through the centuries, some of the greatest minds in Western Civilization.

The model was founded on a pursuit of God (beauty, truth and goodness), providing a thorough grounding in the teachings of the Catholic Church and reflecting the practice of Christian values. The courses offered provide the students with the tools for learning to enable them as they go through the Trivium (grammar, logic, and rhetoric), to acquire knowledge and critical thinking skills, developing them into life long learners and impacting them as future leaders.

The success of Regina Coeli Academy brought forth sister academies, Regina Angelorum Academy and Regina Luminis Academy, geographically located in the Philadelphia region.

Beginning July 1, 2014, the three sister-schools were joined by St. John the Baptist Parish School located in Ottsville, PA, which was named The Regina Academy at St. John the Baptist.

For more information about Regina Angelorum Academy, Regina Luminis Academy, or The Regina Academy at St. John the Baptist, you may visit their web sites listed below: