Young Alumnae Named Newman Civic Fellows
Congratulations to Guadalupe Gonzalez ’16 and Nifemi Olugbemiga ’16 for being named an acclaimed Newman Civic Fellow!
Latest News
Guardians of Hope Raises $1.28M for Financial Assistance
With the support of so many faithful friends, we raised a record-setting $1,280,000 at the 26th Annual Guardians of Hope!
2019 Junior Ring Ceremony
Students from the Class of 2020 gathered for a special blessing of their class rings and other tokens, symbolizing their transition into the leadership of
Math Team Wins Bronze
Congratulations to the Math Team, who took 3rd place in the Illinois State Regional Math Contest, competing in Division 1A, Region 20. The geometry team
Upcoming Events
Volunteer in April
Join us in April! We’re looking for business competition judges and mock interviewers to help students in our NFTE/Corporate Experience Class.
Arts Festival
Join us for the Arts Festival on Tuesday, April 16, your chance to purchase one-of-a-kind art created by Holy Trinity students.
Register Now for Tiger Tank Summer Camp
Calling all rising 6th to 8th graders! Ever wish you could be the next star on Shark Tank? Learn what it takes at our camp June 17–21!
Robofest 2019
Students in grades 5-12 are invited to compete in our annual Robofest, a robotics competition on April 27. 2019.
350 Students
Small by design.
24 AP, Dual Credit & Honors Courses
Rigorous Academics
12:1
Student to Faculty Ratio = Supportive Environment
12 Teams + 29 Clubs
Robust Student Life
100%
Graduation Rate
100%
College or Career Program Acceptance
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You Belong Here
At Holy Trinity, we call ourselves a family. A family who values discipline, integrity, zeal and excellence.
We will be Chicago’s next generation of leaders—in business, education, the arts and government, and we won’t stop until we’ve reached our maximum potential.
"I didn't want to be treated as a number. I want to be treated as an actual person, I want people to know my name. I was used to that, because I went to a small, Catholic grammar school. So, I realized HT was the best place to be me. I've been really challenged here. The honors classes show me what my actual capabilities are, and teachers push me because they know my abilities and how I can excel."
"My coaches have opened my eyes and helped me be a person of character in my whole life - on and off the court. Every day I improve more. My coaches are helping me reach my full potential."
"I never imagined I'd be this involved at HT, but it's what I'm most proud of, including speaking at open houses, serving in campus ministry and helping start our crew team."
"At my last school, it was very easy to make As. I felt like it wasn't taking me anywhere, so my mom said I could transfer. Now at HT, I'm being pushed and my counselors are challenging me to apply to different university summer programs. I know I'll be ready for college to pursue my dream of becoming a surgeon."
"I picked Holy Trinity because it's a really good school and I wanted to be in a small environment. People are friendlier here—I've already made a lot of friends and the teachers help me right away. Oh, and the lunch is really good."
“Creating a business plan and competing in entrepreneurship challenges has taught me perseverance and leadership. I’ve developed critical thinking and a camaraderie with students, faculty and staff as well as people in the local business community.”
"My happiest moment was when I walked through HT's doors for the first time. I chose Holy Trinity because I could stand out here."
"I'm someone who likes a challenge. I know how good my clubs, sports, AP and honors classes will look on my college applications, and because HT is small, it's easy for me to get involved. I am in two sports and three clubs and still get good grades because of the resources here. Most teachers stay here way past the time they're supposed to and help you if you don't understand something."
"The first time I visited, I thought this would be my school, you know? It was the way I pictured high school, everyone roaming the halls, opening up their lockers, talking to each other. When a new person comes in, everyone greets them. It's very nice. My first friend was Janae. She led me to all my classes. As I got more and more into the school, I started gaining more and more friends."
"When I came in 8th grade for geometry, I thought I'd be really scared because there were all these tall kids walking around. But now that I'm a student here, it's really different—in a good way. We do a lot of group work, and not just in the classroom. Two Fridays ago, in Debate Club, we all came together to help people prepare for our next debate."
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