Man is unique among the earthly creatures in his artistic capacity. God, by making man in His image, allows men to participate in His own creative power, utilizing their mental and physical ability to make new, meaningful, beautiful works of art. Holy Trinity School encourages this practice and builds in its students a range of artistic skills through the various fine arts classes it provides. In music classes, students develop their talents and cooperate together to perform great musical works through their voices or instruments.

In the visual arts classes, students do not merely practice self-expression, but learn about various artistic techniques and styles by studying the works of great masters, and discover how artistic movements developed and changed throughout history.

Courses offered: 

• Intro to Art Study (9-12)
• Independent Art Study  (10-12)
• Art History (9-12)
• Concert Band (9-12)
• Concert Choir (9-12)
• Schola (7-12)

By studying foreign languages, students escape the mental and cultural confines of their first language. They learn to think with the mind of someone from a different culture, and are able to converse with people or read things they otherwise would not have been able to. Analyzing grammar, or the rules of a language in the context of a foreign language is an effective means of understanding the principles of grammar. As a Catholic school recovering the  traditions of classical education, Holy Trinity School is reestablishing a Latin program beginning in the elementary classes.   

Holy Trinity School offers foreign languages on an alternating yearly basis. In the high school, foreign language classes are not offered for the 2023-2024 academic year. They will be offered again in 2024-2025. Please make note of the credit amounts and years offered for graduation requirements.

Courses offered: 

• Spanish 1 (9-10)
• Spanish 2 (10-12)
• Latin (9-12)

The humanities are topics that, when understood and internalized, humanize a person. A humanities course ought to reveal man’s humanity to the student in what it means to be a man or a woman and point the student toward what he or she should aspire to be. 

Our Humane Letters class is a unique course that combines the study of history, geography, economics, government, citizenship, literature, composition, grammar, poetry, public speaking, etc. Thoughtfully uniting many topics into one class under one teacher easily demonstrates the principle of the unity of knowledge: that all truth is God’s truth and everything has its source in Him. Through the study of great works of literature, and primary or secondary historical sources, students will gain an understanding of particular time periods along with developing the ability to think logically, argue effectively, and converse clearly across a multitude of issues. These classes feature an extended class time to facilitate longer, deeper discussions of literary and historical themes. Currently, our classes are grouped into two sections each on a two year cycle.

Courses offered:

• Ancient History & Literature (9-10)
• American History & Literature  (9-10)
• Medieval Histroy & Literature (11-12)
• Modern Political Thought (11-12)

Man is made by God with both a body and a soul, and we can glorify Him through the labors of both our minds and our hands. In a world where trade skills are increasingly scarce, Holy Trinity’s Industrial Arts program aims to honor the spirit of St. Joseph the Worker, fostering the work of the hands. We strive to encourage creativity, practical skills, and respect for the dignity of work in all of our students. We foster values of craftsmanship, work ethic, and integrity, as we work to develop students into adept problem solvers, meaningful contributors to their community, and faithful followers of God in their vocations. St. Joseph, pray for us!

Note:  These courses are currently unavailable for the '24-'25 school year. These or similar courses will be made available after the hiring of necessary faculty members. 

Courses offered: 

• Introduction to Industrial Arts (9-12)
• Industrial Arts Studio - Guided Independent Study (10-12)
• Introduction to Technology (9-12)
• Technology Studio - Guided Independent Study (10-12)
• Introduction to Google Sheets/MS Excel (10-12)
• Handy Skills 101 (10-12)
• Exploring Lean Manufacturing (10-12)

Mathematics is the study of numbers and proportionality. People may argue about whether its principles are discovered or invented, but the ability of the language of mathematics to consistently and accurately describe our world is remarkable. Considering this, the famous  astronomer Galileo said, “Mathematics is the language in which God has written the universe.” Students at Holy Trinity School will begin to understand this uniquely beautiful language in its many forms: algebra, geometry, etc. Students are required to complete courses up to and including Algebra 2.

Courses offered:

• Algebra 1 (9)
• Geometry (9-10)
• Algebra 2 (10-12)
• Pre-Calculus (11-12)
• Calculus (12)

In the classical tradition of education, the first and most basic kind of education given to the youngest students in ancient Greece was gymnastics. This grew out of a need for the citizens of the city state to be fit and able to defend their city from its enemies. At Holy Trinity School, we physically train our bodies and treat them well not just for some martial advantage, but because we believe our bodies are a gift from God, a temple to the Holy Spirit, which we must care for. Every student must learn to develop habits of exercise and eating well in order to be a good steward of his body. 

Courses offered: 

• Health (9-12)
• Physical Education (9-12)
• Strength Training (9-12)

Science is the rational, empirical study of the natural world. At Holy Trinity School, we believe that God created the universe in an ordered and intelligible manner, and gave man the capacity to understand it. Through the study of science, we ask questions about the world around us; we discover the intricate details and beautiful complexities of living organisms and the various properties of non-living things; we grow in understanding of the natural laws which govern our physical universe. Ultimately, we stand in awe and wonder at God's creation from the grand scale of outer space down to the tiniest microscopic particles. 

With improved scientific understanding and advancement of technology, we can better fulfill the charge given to Adam in the garden to"fill the earth and subdue it," not in a manner merely to wield power over our fellow man or over nature itself, but in a way that leads properly to the flourishing of humanity. Science must not be taught in an intellectual vacuum, but must coincide with instruction in the humanities and theology, allowing the complementarity of faith and reason to jointly form in the mind of a student a proper understanding of man and his place in the order of the cosmos.

Courses offered: 

• Physical Science (9-10)
• Biology (9-10)
• Chemistry (11-12)
• Physics (11-12)

Theology is known as the “Queen of the Sciences.” It is truly a science because theological knowledge is certain in its principles, and it is the highest of the sciences because its object is God himself. Students in Theology class will learn Catholic doctrines and practices, as well as Church history, popular devotions, and prayers. The classes focus on Scripture and Tradition as the two primary means of Divine Revelation. Currently, our theology program is grouped in two sections, 9-10th grade, and 11-12th grade, with each group on a two-year cycle.

Courses offered:

• Scripture & Salvation History (9-10)
• The Creed (9-10)
• Church Histroy & Sacraments (11-12)
• Morality & Prayer (11-12)

• Personal Finance (11-12)
• The Pursuit of Happiness (11-12)