Trinity High School

Trinity is a wonderful school that is focused on education and team spirit. Students have pride in their school and Teachers are dedicated to education.

If your child has any aspirations about Baseball......do not send him to this school. You must be in the IB program to get any where with academics.
--Submitted by a parent

Trinity is a wonderful school. The teachers and staff are wonderful and seem to really care about teaching and caring for the students. The pride that the students, alumni and community show towards Trinity shows what a wonderful school it really is.

As a graduate of Trinity High School, I can honestly say that it was a great school to attend. The teachers were helpful and the environment as a whole made it an enjoyable experience.

My five children graduated from Trinity and all are very accomplished...besides Trinity has a terrific football team and Euless loves Trinity.
--Submitted by a parent

I love Trinity. My son recently graduated from Trinity High School. He attended 10-12 and I was very impressed with the teachers, counselors and staff. There was this one teacher Mr. Montelago (not sure the spelling) that encouraged my son when everyone else had pretty much given up on him. His counselor found ways for him to earn the most credits in the amount of time he had remaining in school, signed him up for co-op so he could earn more credits. Even down the last trimester - his teachers would call me if he was missing an assignment. They do everything to help their students succeed. They work with the students and parents...I don't know where he would be if he had not been at Trinity. They truly care about the kids.
--Submitted by a parent

Collage preparation is great at this school, there are long term planning for the kids that want it. AP and IB programs available.
--Submitted by a parent

Academically the school is great, however the staff and community are lacking on teaching the children about diversity. The area is mostly minority and it seems that with such a diverse group of children, Tongan, Samoan, Asian, Latino and African Americans, you would hope that the district would recognize this. Given the current state of the world and our President Elect, you would think Trinity and the surrounding HEB school district would embrace this fact and be the leader of schools throughout the United States.
--Submitted by a parent

I graduated from this school in 2008 and am currently a biochemistry and philosophy major at the University of Texas at Dallas. I can easily say that Trinity is one of the best public high schools in the country and is one of the most unique as well. Academics: Trinity has extremely strong Advanced Placement and International Baccalaureate Diploma Programmes. Teachers at Trinity are truly unique and most have advanced degrees. They have years of experience at Trinity specifically (THS has a very low turnover rate) and serve not just as educators, but mentors and friends as well. EC: Football, choir, and photography are consistently dominant nationwide and Trinity shows excellence outside the classroom as well. Culture: Multi-building layout and independent laid-back culture prepare students for college in many ways. School is very ethnically and financially diverse but avoids common problems of other diverse suburban schools. Go Trojans~!
--Submitted by a student

I am also a 2008 graduate of THS, I concur with my fellow classmate in recommending Trinity. Trinity's classes, diversity, and great faculty have greatly prepared for my college career at Southern Methodist University. The great quality of Trinity teachers and staff have molded many of my peers' minds to succeed-and indeed we are all doing so.
--Submitted by a student