The Path to Greatness
From opening day orientation to graduation night, the Trinity experience is unlike any other. We’ve put together a wealth of resources to help prospective students and their families start down the path to greatness.
Trinity is a Catholic, college-preparatory high school, forming men of faith and men of character.
A history of greatness
Since 1953, Trinity has benefited from great teachers, resources and activities to shape and guide promising boys into great men. The 106 students from our first graduating class have been followed by a legacy of academic, personal and cultural achievement.
We invite you to find your own greatness, and continue this long tradition in your own way.
Class of 2020
Trinity’s class of 2020 has already started to make their mark on the world. They’re also an indication of the kind of performance you can expect from yourself on your journey to greatness. They were accepted at 140 colleges and universities. Acceptances were offered by such schools as American University, Boston University, California Polytechnic University, Centre College, College of William and Mary, Davidson College, Denison University, Embry Riddle Aeronautical University, Fordham University, Loyola University Maryland, Miami University, Morehouse College, Northeastern University, Purdue University, Rhodes College, Saint Louis University: Madrid, The Citadel, United States Military Academy West Point, United States Naval Academy, University of Hawai’i, University of Michigan, University of Notre Dame, and Washington University St. Louis. While excelling in the classroom, these seniors were being generous to charitable causes, performed thousands of hours of community service, excelled in academic and athletic competitions, and participated in religious offerings such as the voluntary senior retreat. With more good news, the Class of 2020 was scheduled to take more than 570 AP exams and the class received college merit scholarship offers totaling $30 million. As a Trinity student, you’ll be in GreaT company!
colleges and universities accepted Trinity grads
million dollars awarded in scholarships the last five years
AP exams taken
Building a great education that’s right for you
We recognize that everyone is great in their own way. There are no molds, no stereotypes and no preconceived expectations. Just potential. That’s why Trinity offers four Academic Centers of Excellence – Advanced, Honors, Academic and Traditional – to ensure each student’s experience is tailored to their abilities with the goal of reaching their full potential in a way that works best for them.
Students can make the most of their time with a variety of academic and extracurricular activities.
Academics
Exceptional education starts here
From hard science to the fine arts, great minds find inspiration in our classrooms, our instructors and our support system. Four levels of courses are available, to satisfy every level of greatness.
Athletics
Greatness comes in many forms
At Trinity, greatness of mind and body work in harmony. Our athletics program provides challenge, confidence and strength in a variety of sports.
Classes
A richer academic experience
Trinity will help you be a better you in any field you choose. Our course offerings are designed to follow state educational guidelines, while giving you the freedom to explore the mind you have, and the one you want to develop.
Intramurals
It’s all about friendly competition and having fun
When you play in a intramural league, you can compete for your House or just do it for kicks. Regardless, they’re a great way to get active and hang with your Trinity brothers.
Clubs
Activities for every kind of interest
Some of the best educational experiences at Trinity happen outside the classroom, in our extensive array of clubs. For just about any interest, there’s a way to explore and develop it here.
Houses
This is your house
Trinity isn’t structured like other schools, and our house system is one more unique aspect of the Trinity experience that fosters brotherhood and excellence.
Great Parents
Family is the foundation for great things. So Trinity wants parents to be as much a part of their son’s education as possible. To that end, we have created a variety of resources and programs to engage, educate and include parents on their son’s journey to greatness.
We hope the more you learn about Trinity, the more you see a good match between what we offer and the best opportunity for your son.
Classes
Finding the right fit for each student
Parents are encouraged to help their son in his decision on which courses to take. See for yourself what’s available to help him on his path to greatness.
Enrollment
Start the path to greatness
Trinity strives to make enrollment as simple and seamless as possible. We’ll be happy to answer all your questions and provide any additional help during the process.
Financial Aid
Access to opportunities
Every Trinity student deserves the chance to learn, grow and excel. Our financial aid process is simple and confidential, and work-study programs are also available.
See greatness for yourself
We recognize that everyone is great in their own way. There are no molds, no stereotypes and no preconceived expectations. Just potential. That’s why Trinity offers four Academic Centers of Excellence – Advanced, Honors, Academic and Traditional – to ensure each student’s experience is tailored to their abilities with the goal of reaching their full potential in a way that works best for them.
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