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We are Holy Trinity School

Holy Trinity School is a PreK to 12th-grade school in Winsted, MN, with a proud tradition dating back to 1883. We offer an authentically Catholic education, which seeks to fully prepare students for their God-given vocation in life, and, ultimately, to prepare them for their eternal vocation of union with God and his family in heaven. Therefore, we educate the whole person and seek to attain a true academic excellence. That means we also provide robust opportunities for students to grow in virtue, to participate in athletics and the fine arts, and to become strong and confident leaders who find their fulfillment in serving others.

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Our Philosophy

Holy Trinity School is called by its parish community to educate our children and form them in their Catholic faith that they might be faithful disciples of Christ.

For Holy Trinity School parents, students, and educators, life is a journey of faith and Christ is the center of our lives. Holy Trinity prepares its students to be disciples of Christ and active members of the Catholic Church by forming them in their faith and the Gospel’s call to service. Holy Trinity educates its students through academic inquiry, the pursuit of knowledge, and the development of critical thinking.

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What People Say

We are blessed that our 5 children have this wonderful Christ centered private Catholic school to attend. Our oldest just graduated this past spring and we look forward to seeing our other children complete their education here.
Katie & Jim Mendoza, Parents

I like that our school is a Catholic school so we can learn about Jesus and go to Mass.
Emma Cathey, 6th Grade Student

Holy Trinity instilled respect and kindness towards others through volunteering and faith centered events. It also provided me and my fellow classmates with an education that was meaningful and instructive.
Nathan Anderson, Class of 2015