The environmental club’s purpose is to actively embrace the Catholic social issue of being stewards of the earth. The students in this club noticed many ways in which Trinity could be more involved with this issue. The club’s main focus this year is paper recycling. Future projects include plastics recycling, campus cleanup and involvement in the state of Ohio's Green Rivers Project.

The Junior State of America is sponsored by both Trinity High School and The Junior Statesmen Foundation. The purpose of the Junior State is to teach high school students about government, to help them develop and polish their leadership skills, to encourage critical thinking, and to give them theoretical and practical knowledge necessary to insure active, informed citizens.

Mock Trial is an academic competition sponsored in the state by the Ohio Council for Law Related Education. Students participate by putting together a case playing the lawyers and witnesses on both sides of the case. Our teams then compete in a District Competition against other schools who have prepared the same case. Advancement to Regional and State Competition require a team to win both sides of their trial. Mock Trial provides an academic avenue for student talents in speech, debate, drama, all while learning about Constitutional issues and how our legal system operates in a court.  Students benefit from Mock Trial in becoming more confident and poised in speaking and critical thinking skills.

The Honor Society chapter establishes rules for membership that are based upon a student’s outstanding performance in the areas of scholarship, service, leadership and character. These criteria for selection form the foundation upon which the organization and its activities are built. Juniors and seniors may apply for membership.

The Saint Anthony Society for Academic Excellence recognizes those seniors whose academic achievements have placed them in the top ten percent of their graduating class. This society honors the memory of Saint Anthony, the first Franciscan to teach theology to the members of Saint Francis’ order.

The Spanish Club provides students the opportunity to participate in cultural activities that often cannot be accomplished within the regular daily school schedule. Students who have studied Spanish as well as those who are presently studying Spanish are invited to join the club. Meetings are usually held once a month after school. Annual dues are $5. Club activities include:

• attending cultural performances at Playhouse Square
• visiting exhibits at The Cleveland Museum of Art
• dining at local Hispanic restaurants
• Christmas caroling in Spanish at Marymount Place
• an International Pot Luck dinner for club members and their families.