Trinity High School's family-oriented community atmosphere, college-prep curriculum, Pre-Professional Internship Program and life-changing religious formation program makes Trinity an attractive option for students and families from across northeast Ohio. Here are some facts about Trinity you might not have known:
- Trinity students come from more than 30 different zip codes across northeast Ohio—a sign that families choose Trinity because of our programs and offerings instead of a high school that might be close to home.
- Are you the only student coming to Trinity from your grade school? You are not alone! Members of the Class of 2029 come from 36 different grade schools.
- Our block schedule means a lighter workload, smaller classes, more time for one-on-one instruction with teachers and a better school-life balance for students.
- Over 65 businesses and organizations in the greater Cleveland area see the potential in our students and the Pre-Professional Internship Program. This represents a significant investment from the community, and plenty of opportunities for professional experiences beyond the classroom for our students.
- The Class of 2025 received over $7.75 million in scholarships and grant money from 40 colleges and universities.
- 85 percent of last year's seniors indicated that they will go on to study at the collegiate level.
- The Howley Foundation has generously awarded a $750,000 grant to Trinity High School. This life-changing investment will provide students with opportunities to graduate with career-defining certifications in high-demand fields, setting them up for success in the healthcare and IT industries.
- Trinity's unique Pre-Professional Internship Program has been featured in Newsweek , Cleveland Magazine , the CollegeBoard's Catalog of Effective Practices and Momentum , the official journal of the National Catholic Educational Association.
- 30+ members of Trinity's student body have parents who are Trinity graduates.
Our challenging curriculum and dedicated teachers help students achieve academic success. Consistent with Trinity's college-prep curriculum, our block schedule is like the schedules used in America's colleges and universities where students focus on four classes each term. Students take four classes from August-January, then start fresh with four new classes from mid-January to June.
In order to receive a Trinity High School diploma, a student must earn 28.5 credits from high schools chartered by the State of Ohio Department of Education. This, coupled with the experience of the Pre-Professional Internship Program, makes for a well-rounded student prepared for the academic rigor found at the collegiate level.
The Block Scheduling Advantage
- Personal attention during class time
- Low student to teacher ratio of 13:1
- Expert teachers involve you in creative projects and interactive activities
A Typical Freshman Schedule Might Look Like This:
- Standard English or Honors English 9
- Health and Life Skills
- Algebra Concepts, Algebra 1 or Honors Algebra 1
- Modern Biology or Biological Science
- World History or Honors World History
- Theology 9
- An elective or two from the list below
Freshman Electives
- Fundamentals of Art and Design
- Introduction to Cooking and Nutrition
- The Art of the Theatre
- Instrumental Ensemble
- Music Appreciation
- THS Singers
- African American History and Ethnic Studies
Learn more about Trinity and take the next steps in joining the 450+ students that call Trinity their "second home."
Take a peak at our viewbook to learn a little more about Trinity!
Trinity Viewbook 2024-2025.pdf