Our Mission:
To form saints for our time
through organically structured education
in communion with the family.
Forming Saints for Our Time
We strive to imitate the saints,
who transformed their times through radical commitment to discipleship.
Through Organically Structured Education
We integrate classroom and home-centered learning for preschool to high school.
Our curriculum embraces the Catholic intellectual tradition and seeks to renew our students in Christ.
Our pedagogy draws from the classical wisdom of St. Thomas Aquinas and St. Francis de Sales, as well as modern reformers like Maria Montessori.
We tailor the program to assist each child’s personal development through responsive methods.
In Communion with the Family
We support parents as the primary educators of their children. As a community, we provide encouragement for living well as Catholic families.
What We've Achieved
Regina Mater founded the first Montessori program in Austin that fully incorporates the Catholic faith.
We are the only Catholic education program in Austin featuring all levels of Catechesis of the Good Shepherd.
Our family formation programs have over a decade of building Catholic culture through traditional feast day celebrations, renewed religious customs, and study of the domestic church.
Our high school graduates have all attended their first choice for university, including Ave Maria University, University of Dallas, Texas A&M, Wyoming Catholic, and more.
We are innovators for alternative education, including the use of multi-age, differentiated classrooms, full inclusion, and broad liberal arts curriculum combining classical and modern elements. Our enrichment initiatives range from championship robotics teams, kids’ business fairs, nature camp, and iconography, to physical fitness and living history experiences.
We have partnered as families with local charities since our inception, serving MLF/CommunityFirst, Dell Children’s Hospital, and more.
Board Members
John Daly, President
Angela Dartt
Jennifer Kirsch
Rebecca Ramsay
Sean Schiavolin