Blessed Trinity Catholic High School

After sending my three children to BT I would highly recommend to all I meet. Blessed Trinity is a tight knit community that really is committed to teaching your children not only so they thrive academically, but so they thrive in all areas of development. BT offers many opportunities for students to deepen their faith, enrich their lives in multiple ways including the arts, athletics and service. BT does not water down its core Catholic beliefs and instead brings it into the teaching the students experience. I have three students of all different learning styles and different challenges and the BT staff, teachers and administration have worked diligently to assist my children, creating the best opportunity to learn and grow. I will be forever grateful for the clear commitment to faith, hardworking teachers and administration that have shaped by kids lives so impact-fully. It wasn't always easy for us to afford this Catholic education but my kids experience, the committed teachers and administration, and this community make it worth EVERY penny. Highly recommend

I read the reviews and felt sad for the people complaining. Most likely they had a bad experience and don’t know how to handle. Every school has something, but being there for the last 5 years I da attest they really try their hardest to make kids achieve their potential academically and spiritually.

Based on my kids complaining that their teachers are weird and don't teach much I have to say I am quite disappointed in this school. True Athletics are great here but I'm paying for supposedly a private (superior) education. The Head Master is a very nice and understanding lady. Maybe that is an issue and she should demand more from her teachers or find better ones. The school seems to be school centric and not student centric! Not overly impressed but not overly disappointed as well. ehhhh!

Blessed Trinity is a school dedicated to developing young adults into faith filled, thoughtful and service oriented leaders. I have three children who have attended BT and while each are unique in their learning styles, BT staff and administration has worked with me and my spouse to create the best learning environment for them. BT does not shy or water down its teaching of the Catholic faith, nor its demand for accountability of students that are respectful and responsible. No school will ever be perfect, but at Blessed Trinity I am certain the best interests of the child are always their primary concern. I highly recommended this high school

Parent of 2 children who have gone through BT- one still there currently. Great school, with some issues they need to work on, but won't. Very strong athletics and athletic teams. Great size at 250 students per grade - allows for less clicks - there is a friend group for everyone. Caters to all kinds of learners from the many AP top student to the student needing extra help. Major issue with the school is the monitoring of the teachers. There is NONE. Some teachers are over the top fabulous and some are very lazy - I don't think anyone checks in on them. There are multiple teachers teaching same grade and subject - one is very hard and one super easy. They do not talk to each other or give same tests, which is crazy. Luck of the draw. I have personally spoken to the administration about this with no changes. BT needs more counselors - the counselors are not as involved as they are in public schools - do not even meet with the kids until mid- Junior year and just submit forms for them. They need more counselors that can check in on the children regularly to see how they are doing, especially as new freshman. Catholic students at BT definitely have an advantage over non-Catholics with awards, etc. I have seen top students get passed up for awards and positions in favor of Catholic students. I also feel like the administration is clueless over some issues that need help and come down extremely hard on students sometimes for issues that aren't a big deal. It would also help if they made the masses a little more involved and fun for the students instead of dry and boring - take a look at St. Ann's Lifeteen services for example. Bring in more real life, than rote ritual.With a couple of changes, the school could be amazing.