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Community
Who We Are
Community Connectedness
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Our Strength
One of the greatest assets of Regis Jesuit High School is the strength of its community.
Additionally, our community impact extends beyond campus boundaries through partnerships and service opportunities with other organizations and businesses in the greater Denver metro area and both nationally and internationally.
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1690
Total student population -
1 in 3
About 33% of our students receive financial aid -
500+
Regis Jesuit students live in the Aurora area -
33%
1/3 of our student body is non-white -
300+
Students live in Denver and the surrounding neighborhoods -
100
Our students come from nearly 100 middle schools -
95
More than 95 area zip codes are represented by the RJ student population
Half of our students come from Catholic and independent schools.
The other half originates from public and charter schools.
On the Map
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1-20 Families
- Arvada
- Bennett
- Boulder
- Brighton
- Castle Pines
- Colorado Springs
- Columbine
- Commerce City
- Eastlake
- Elizabeth
- Franktown
- Golden
- Green Mountain
- Green Valley Ranch
- Keenesburg
- Ken Caryl
- Larkspur
- Longmont
- Louisville
- Marston
- Morrison
- Palmer Lake
- Roxborough Park / Chatfield
- Sedalia
- Watkins
- Westminster
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20-25 Families
- Castle Rock
- Centennial
- Cherry Hills Village
- Littleton
- Southglenn
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50-100 Families
- Lone Tree
- Greenwood Village
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100+ Families
- Aurora
- Denver
- Englewood
- Highlands Ranch
Paul Miller ’04, Director of Alumni Relations
What makes me smile about my visits with alumni classes is how the cadence of their conversation replicates exactly what takes place in the RJ cafeterias today. Granted the years pass, idle chatter about popular TV shows and places to eat evolves to discussions about doctor visits and how long it takes to drive across town, but the juvenile chummy passion remains the same.
Main-Visitor Entrance
Regis Jesuit High School
Mail-Delivery Address
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.