Educating the Whole Person:
Mind, Body and Spirit.
How to Apply
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High School Freshmen Admissions
Admissions to Holy Trinity Diocesan High School for incoming ninth grade students is based on the results of the Catholic High School Entrance Exam and review of middle school report cards:
- The Catholic High School Entrance Exam (CHSEE) - All students who are interested in attending Holy Trinity and pursuing academic scholarship are strongly encouraged to take the CHSEE in the Fall of their eighth grade year. For consideration for admissions, the student must list Holy Trinity as a school choice on the exam (HT school code 690).
- For students who did not take the CHSEE, you may still apply for admissions by completing our Rolling Admissions Application.
- Report Cards - All Catholic elementary schools will send their students' report cards to Holy Trinity. For students currently attending public or non-Catholic private school, one must request that the report cards from sixth, seventh, and beginning of eighth grade are sent.
Any questions regarding the High School Freshmen Admissions process should be directed to the Director of Admissions, Mrs. Jackie Lombardi.
Transfer Student Admissions
In addition to the yearly admission of freshmen, Holy Trinity allows current high school students to transfer into Holy Trinity (if space and scheduling permits). To receive consideration for admission into Holy Trinity as a transfer student, the student and family must:- Complete the Transfer Student Application.
- After receiving follow-up correspondence from the Director of Admissions, transfer applicants must submit all requested supplemental documents, including the student's most recent report card as well as a transcript from the high school(s) that the student has attended. The transcript should include:
- Grades for all classes taken
- Total Credits Earned
- Regents Exam Scores (if applicable)
- School attendance
- On-campus interview might be requested, if deemed necessary by Director of Admissions and the administration.
International Student Admissions
Holy Trinity also allows international students to apply for admissions. Upon acceptance, Holy Trinity will issue an I-20 to the admitted international student.
In addition to academic records, international students need to show English proficiency by earning a satisfactory score on the TOEFL or a comparable exam.
Chinese applicants can find necessary admissions information by clicking here.
Non-Chinese applicants can reach out to the Assistant Principal for Admissions, Mr. Frank Vega.
Transportation and Textbooks
Both transportation and course textbooks are provided through your local school district. Most school districts provide bussing for students within a 15 mile radius and require you to submit your request by April 1st.
Textbooks are issued through your local school district and must be returned to the district at the end of the school year. Reach out to your local school district's Administrative Office for more information.
Additional Admissions Information
Admission to Holy Trinity Diocesan High School is a privilege. This privilege may be revoked if a student fails to maintain acceptable academic standards in eighth grade of whose conduct is incompatible with the mission of our school.
Holy Trinity Diocesan High School is an equal opportunity institution and does not discriminate on the basis of race, gender, color or national origin in the administration of its admission, educational, athletic or administered policies or programs. Holy Trinity is committed to a policy of nondiscrimination and equal opportunity. - The Catholic High School Entrance Exam (CHSEE) - All students who are interested in attending Holy Trinity and pursuing academic scholarship are strongly encouraged to take the CHSEE in the Fall of their eighth grade year. For consideration for admissions, the student must list Holy Trinity as a school choice on the exam (HT school code 690).