La Reina High School
...where quality and the individual count La Reina High School is a private Catholic college preparatory junior and senior high school for girls located in Thousand Oaks, California. Owned and operated under the auspices of the Sisters of Notre Dame, it is fully accredited by the Western Association of Schools and Colleges and the Western Catholic Education Association. La Reina High School is dedicated to providing a Catholic education in the tradition of the Sisters of Notre Dame. As a Notre Dame school that proclaims God's goodness, La Reina teaches the message of Christ, develops community and family spirit, and reaches out to those in need, both locally and universally. The curriculum reflects the values of a traditional and classical education and recognizes the demands of a technological world. The La Reina Tradition* Catholic Christian values
* All faiths welcome
* Accredited college preparatory school
* Credentialed and professional faculty
* Experienced teachers averaging 20 years overall, 13 years at La Reina
* Class sizes averaging 25 to 26
* Maximum enrollment of 625
* 100% of graduates attend college
* Personal, academic and college counseling
* Diverse activities program
* Extensive community involvement
* Reasonable tuition
* Attractive campus
* Involvement of parents and alumnae
* Respected reputation in the community The Educational Heritage of the Sisters of Notre DameIn the spirit of St. Julie Billiart, the Sisters of Notre Dame proclaim God's goodness and provident care especially to those in need. The mission of the Sisters of Notre Dame of the California province is to bring hope within a diverse society, particularly through education in faith and the empowerment of women. The Sisters of Notre Dame and the schools they sponsor claim an educational heritage of more than 155 years. Today, Notre Dame educational programs in 17 countries are founded on these traditional cornerstones: * The dignity of the teacher
* The worth of the individual student
* The centrality of religion
* Thoroughness of instruction As a community of faith, the sisters and their lay colleagues apply these cornerstones to contemporary needs. La Reina High School experiences the internationality of the Sisters of Notre Dame through mission awareness programs and through visits from students, faculty and speakers from the Notre Dame global community. Additional information about the Sisters of Notre Dame is available on the congregation's international website, www.snd1.org, and on the website of the California province, www.sndca.org. Board of TrusteesWillaine Conroy
Bob Dempster
Vern Dransfeldt
Jennifer Barry Engelberg, D.D.S. '91
Janice Rapp Hyllengren, D.P.T. '93
Sr. M. LaReina Kelly, S.N.D., President
Liz Loll
Linda Lower, Vice-Chairperson
Dan Naumann
Sr. M. Carlann Paganelli, S.N.D.
Tim Paulson, Chairperson
Deacon Jack Redmond, D.D.S.
Bob Rumer
Marlene Schuberg
Kathryn Shaver
Steve Stephens, D.D.S.
Chris Tolcher, M.D. Contact Information106 West Janss Road
Thousand Oaks, California 91360
Phone (805) 495-6494
Fax (805) 494-4966
Email lareina@lareina.com Office HoursMonday through Friday
7:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
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