Trinity students are prepared for college and their eventual careers, thanks to our rigorous college-prep curriculum, which includes Pre-Professional Internships and Advanced Placement coursework in subjects such as English, Calculus, History, Spanish, Government and Art. Ninety-five percent of our graduating seniors go on to colleges and universities across the country, including Harvard, University of Notre Dame, West Point, Boston College, Case Western Reserve University and John Carroll University. Each year, Trinity graduates are awarded millions of dollars in college scholarships.
Students also become involved in the Trinity community through our award-winning athletics and extra-curricular activities. Trinity’s 26-acre campus includes the main school building and several athletic fields. Trinity students enjoy championship interscholastic sports teams, dozens of extra-curricular clubs and a thriving ministry program with yearly retreat experiences. At Trinity, students are encouraged to get involved in the religious formation of the school community beginning their freshman year. Even before entering Trinity, students are offered the opportunity to experience our powerful eighth grade retreat, designed to awaken a student’s spiritual life.
Pre-Professional Internship Model
In addition to their work in the classroom, Trinity students in grades ten, eleven and twelve will have the opportunity to use the tools they have acquired in an expanded network of learning. Students will receive a thorough academic preparation for college that includes professional internships and workplace experiences. Pre-Professional Internships may include placement in the following areas:
- Health Care
- Information Management and System Design
- Education
- Hospitality and Nutrition Services
- Animation and Design
- Business Administration
- Financial Services
- Legal Services
- Pastoral Ministry
Trinity’s freshman curriculum will prepare students for their future studies and careers in college and beyond. Students will participate in internship and workplace experiences in grades ten, eleven and twelve. Each concentration offers students the ability to explore career and professional paths before college.