Please complete the items below before the first day of school. Medical forms should be completed by your healthcare provider and uploaded once finished.
Complete Online
✅ Handbook Acknowledgment Form
✅ Free & Reduced Lunch Application English & Spanish
Medical & Legal Forms
Steps for sending your medical forms: Using the links below, Download Form – Take to Doctor – Upload Completed Form
Athletics
If your student participates in a sport, there is a one-time $20 athletic fee (per year), regardless of how many sports they play.
Questions about the fee may be directed to the Athletic Director.
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New Student Registration
Are you a new Holy Trinity Tiger that still needs to register? If so, you’re in the right place.
The NEW STUDENT REGISRTATION FEE can be paid here.
Returning Student Registration
The returning student registration fee for the 2026-2027 school year is $115 until April 15. After April 15, the rate increases to $165. You can submit supporting documents for your financial aid application to Matt Swanson, Scholarship and Financial Assistance Officer, mswanson@holytrinity-hs.org.
To register, you must complete these 2 steps:
1) Complete the Educational Contract & Financial Aid Application
Note: Holy Trinity High School does not use the FACTS system for financial assistance applications.
2) Pay Registration Fee
Without completing both steps, your student is not officially registered.
Thank you.
INTERNATIONAL EDUCATION CONTRACT
*PEAK Scholars do not need to apply for financial aid.
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Summer Bridge Registration
Any in-coming freshman planning to be part of Summer Bridge, can REGISTER HERE.
Summer Bridge is a program offered by Holy Trinity to incoming freshmen during the summer before their first semester, designed to help them transition smoothly to high school life by providing academic support, campus orientation, study skills development, and social connections with peers and faculty, essentially “bridging” the gap between elementary and high school life.
