Trinity High School

Our students combine learning with leadership through service to their faith, school, and community. Most schools and organizations have mission statements. Mission statements can mean many things. In some cases, they are filled with "buzz words" meant to evoke a certain response by consumers. Those buzz words are often meant to help us feel the wo... rld will be better because we have purchased a certain product. That may or may not be true. We simply have to trust that there is truth in advertising. At Trinity, we do more than simply publish our mission statement. We continually ask ourselves how we are living it. To help us do so, we have distilled from the mission statement the three pillars of our program: faith, scholarship, and character. Every aspect of the Trinity High School student experience must support the development of at least one of these pillars. We suggest that you make a checklist based on those three pillars and on our mission statement. Use that checklist when you ask others about Trinity High School, when you come to the open house, or when you visit our school. Ask them about Trinity's Catholic identity, academic program, activities. Ask them how their student has benefited from their Trinity experience. You will hear many stories from many who have experienced Trinity High School for themselves. It's in the telling of these individual stories that you will find the truth of our school and how the Trinity High School mission comes to life! VisionRead More