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The Academic Program
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Every student is endowed by God with unique gifts and talents so each one deserves an academic schedule that reflects strengths as well as areas for growth. At Holy Trinity High School, we do not place students in "tracks." Rather, through a wide variety of Regents, Honors and Advanced Placement classes, we offer students the opportunity to pave their own path to academic success.
Grade 9
Religion, English, Math, Science, Global History I, or AP Human Geography, World Language, Physical Education and either Art, Music or Performing Arts.
Grade 10
Religion, English, Math, Science, Global History II or AP World History, World Language, Physical Education, Health and elective courses for a total of 8 credits. The AP exam is required in all AP courses.
Grade 11
Religion, English, US History or AP US History, Math, Science, World Language and Physical Education, Health and elective courses for a total of 7.5 credits. Students wishing to take a full credit elective may defer the study of Health until senior year. The AP exam is required in all AP courses.
Grade 12
Religion, English, Participation in Government or AP Government, Economics, Physical Education, Health and elective courses for a total of 7.5 credits. The AP exam is required in all AP courses. -
Why NYS Regents?
Holy Trinity High School’s rigorous college preparatory curriculum meets or exceeds the academic standards of every secondary school in New York State, private and public.
Holy Trinity students are required to take NYS Regents exams which provide a clear measurement of where each student ranks academically among students across New York State.The New York State Regents Diploma requires five Regents Exams:
- Algebra I
Comprehensive English
Global History and Geography
Living Environment
U.S. History and Government
The majority of Holy Trinity graduates earn a Regents Diploma with Advanced Designation which includes eight Regents Exams plus FLACS (Foreign Language Association of Chairpersons and Supervisors) Exam.
- Algebra I
Algebra II
Comprehensive English
Geometry
Global History and Geography
Living Environment
One Science for the Living Physical Setting
U.S. History and Government