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Trinity High School

About

Trinity High School is a Catholic, co-educational, college-prep high school serving students in grades 9-12 from schools and parishes across Northeast Ohio

Mission

Supported by Franciscan values, a rigorous college preparatory curriculum, and the Pre-Professional Internship Program, Trinity High School educates young women and men to become compassionate servant leaders, critical thinkers, and life-long learners.

Address:
Phone: (216) 581-1644
State: OH
City: Garfield Heights
categories: private school, high school


Opening Hours

Monday: 07:30 - 16:00
Tuesday: 07:30 - 16:00
Wednesday: 07:30 - 16:00
Thursday: 07:30 - 16:00
Friday: 07:30 - 16:00


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Reviews
My wife works at Trinity as a theology teacher. And I absolutely love the school, the environment, and the commitment to faith, family, and academics that is fostered there. Very, very impressed and have enjoyed attending numerous events that have been open to the public offered by the school.
I attended from 2001-2005. Graduated from there. You know there's a problem when your school starts with 650 students and you graduate out of a school with just over 400 students. My graduating class had 120 students, down from 128 or so who transfered to other schools. My time there was spent largely bullied and picked on, even when I found a home within the band program. No one really cared about you, as long as they got your money. The band director was the most influential teacher there on my life, and he was recently fired in an effort to cut the budget. They had tried to fire him every year I was Trinity, because he refused to drink the THS Kool Aid and allow them to continue to gut his program. The school began doing this internship program a few years after I graduated. I would have never gone there had I been forced into an unpaid internship program like that. There are a lot of administrators who have been employed by the school for a long time, and their ideas on how to extort money from unsuspecting families have become old hat. The school is barely surviving and functioning as an accredited high school. The biggest complaint of most students is a lack of activities. Activities cost money, and the school doesn't want to support them. Of course, athletics has no problem having a dozen coaches for a 10 student team! This school is a shell of what it once was. I attended during its sunset years. To most alumni, the school is already dead and I am shocked they are still open. 1/5 rating. Take your hard earned money and get a better education literally anywhere else: NDCL, Padua, Holy Name, Benedictine, St. Edward, St. Ignatius, etc.
My son and I visited 5 Catholic high schools last year during his 8th grade school year in search of where he would go to high school. We chose Trinity even though it was further from home and not one of the "feeder" schools for his middle school in Lyndhurst. I was impressed with the academic atmosphere of the school, the teachers, the classrooms, the internship program ... as well as the several students we met. Once we narrowed the school selection down we made a point of attending school football and basketball games for a few of the schools, and that is what really swayed us. IMHO, getting to see the student body and parents in the stands and the school traditions on the field are a great way to gain insight in to a school. My son is excited for the first day of school on August 15th!
The Internship Program is stellar. Lots of support and opportunity to learn what you like and are good at; you don't waste money later in college trying to figure out a career choice.
Attended there many years ago, great life experience, superior education!
I went there to play bingo
I love shadowing there and i hope they will accept me
I transferred and now the whole school hates me #ThsTweetsLove
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