Holy Trinity Catholic School

I transfered here from florida so I could raise my kids in a community environment. My daughter is an A student, reading above grade level. The school called an outside agency and allowed that agency access to my children without notifying me. Very unhappy with the lack of communication. Her teacher is great, love the academics, hate the small town cliquish attitude.
--Submitted by a parent

I went to HTS great school, make great friends, teachers care bout' you and a religious community
--Submitted by a student

HTS is an excellent school. Reading through some of these reveiws I'm suprised to find people think other wise. Academically it is top notch...all you have to do is look at the assessment scores to know. They received the Building Standard of Excellence in Reading, Math, & Science. The students go on to extremely hard high schools and do very well. My children received an excellent education, made life long friends, and still love to come back and visit with the teachers...I don't know how it could have been a better experience.
--Submitted by a parent

I think it is an awesome school! i just moved to this school this year and i have been with nothing but kindness
--Submitted by a student

I love the school. It's got great teachers, students, and parents. The whole bringing up of every child from preschool to an adult in the church is just fabulous
--Submitted by a student

We sent our kids to Holy Trinity School to get a good Catholic education. Unfortunately, the school suffers from a discipline problem. Whether it comes from not wanting to upset the parents and loose the tuition, or a completely oblivious administration, many kids become uncomfortable at this school if they are not part of a selected group. There are many wonderful families that attend the school, but the school experience is overshadowed by the kids and there parents. Maybe someday it will change. I pray that it does.
--Submitted by a parent

We've been very happy with Holy Trinity since our daughter started there four years ago. The homework level was a bit strong in the first grade but has been at about the right level the past couple of years. They have made tutoring available in areas where students may be falling behind. The activities such as CYO sports help parents and students get to know each other and become a community outside of the classroom.
--Submitted by a parent

I believe this school is lacking in academic success. There is an overabundance of homework given to the point it is not productive. Emphasis seems primarily on punishment rather than positive encouragement. Class ratio in my child's second grade was 27/1. The community is somewhat cliquey and it helps if you're willing to be outgoing and try to fit in with those that are instrumental in directing the school's PTO and activities. It can be draining to try to fit in here and I believe that feeling trickles down to the students. I don't know that it is the strongest in community feeling.
--Submitted by a parent

I think it is a very good school but the only thing that i had a problem with going to that school was the activites!The activities was partly fun you really couldnt express yourself!! You had to follow by there rules! When was i going to show my true colors? That was the only problem!
--Submitted by a student

I just graduated from Holy Trinity, and I must say that this was the worst school anyone could ever attend. The discipline is aweful. The teachers were graet, I loved them, but the scool overall was just aweful.
--Submitted by a former student