Upcoming Events
Is Regina Caeli Classical Homeschool Hybrid right for your family? Join us for one of our upcoming information events.
Parent Information Session
Virtual Q&A Events
Join us for a 30-minute Virtual Q&A Event and learn more about Regina Caeli Academy. Upcoming dates:​​​​
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Sept. 12 — 12:00-12:30 pm CST
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Sept. 26 — 12:00-12:30 pm CST
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Oct. 10 — 12:00-12:30 pm CST
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Oct. 24 — 12:00-12:30 pm CST
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Nov. 7 — 12:00-12:30 pm CST
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Nov. 21 — 12:00-12:30 pm CST
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Mrs. Katie Schwartz
"Katie is beginning her 6th year at Regina Caeli and 16th year as a home educator. She has a passion for supporting students in discerning their vocation and truly believes the Lord has placed her at Regina Caeli to serve families seeking community and support."
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Classical Education for Catholics
The Classical Homeschool Hybrid for Catholic Families
Regina Caeli Academy's Catholic culture encourages students to explore the wonder of God’s creation, embody magnanimity – a greatness of character and of the soul –, and graduate as skilled disciples of Christ, ready to lead the next generation of Catholics.
Transforms the heart, mind, and soul
Prepares students for life and beyond
Forms the will to desire what is good, true, and beautiful
Benefits of a Classical Curriculum
Our Curriculum
Following the great intellectual tradition of the classical liberal arts, Regina Caeli™ curriculum utilizes a classical methodology that rests on the concept of the Trivium, Latin for “the three ways” of learning: grammar, logic and rhetoric – which correspond to a student’s naturally maturing mind. Classroom work such as narration, picture study, presentation, and oral and written persuasion show the interconnectedness of all knowledge through the contemplation of the True, the Good, and the Beautiful. Classical education based on the trivium, integrated classical books, art and music, and idea-focused instruction provides students with the foundation to live a principled life and is proven to cultivate wisdom and virtue so that the love of God may abound more and more.
