This has been the most disappointing educational experience we have had…read more In my opinion, the current principal, John Bate, does not consistently make decisions that place students' best interests, safety, and educational needs first. There appears to be a lack of organization, inconsistent communication with parents regarding student concerns, and a pattern of decisions that many families have found frustrating. There have also been ongoing concerns from parents regarding school climate, fairness in decision-making, and whether all students are being supported equally. Several teachers and families have chosen to leave, which has raised additional concerns about stability and retention. Academically, I have concerns regarding the quality and rigor of some assignments. There were times materials appeared to come directly from Teachers Pay Teachers resources, and some assignments seemed below expected grade level standards. Parents should carefully review instructional materials and ask questions regarding curriculum alignment and academic expectations. I also encourage prospective families to ask questions about teacher certification status, staffing plans, student support systems, communication procedures, and administrative oversight. Many families remain because the school offers activities and athletic opportunities that are difficult to find elsewhere, which creates a challenging decision for parents. I do want to acknowledge that Dr. Roan appears committed to improving the school and creating positive change. However, in my opinion, meaningful improvement will require stronger leadership, greater accountability, improved communication, and a clearer focus on student outcomes. I strongly encourage prospective parents to speak directly with current families before enrolling. What appears positive from the outside may not fully reflect the day-to-day experience.

I go here and it is the best school I have ever been to. The principals are very nice and the…read moreadministrators are very welcoming and the teachers are some of the best teachers I have ever had.

Holy Trinity was an answered prayer for our family after we moved out of DFW. After being in an…read moreexcellent classical charter, our 3 boys experienced bad language and bullying for the first time. As we prayed for guidance, I met two families who told me how much they loved Holy Trinity for their teens without my even asking. At first, I believed there was no way we could manage the cost. I am so glad that we took the first steps anyway. Our freshman son has quickly developed a community of friends who also value their Christian faith. We love that his teachers foster meaningful conversations and deeper learning in their classes. Financially it isn't easy, but we have always felt supported and are so grateful for the generous financial aid that has given our son a faith-filled and academically challenging environment to mature in.

From the owner: Holy Trinity Catholic High School provides learning experiences for more than 100 students in…read moregrades 9 through 12. It offers an educational program that includes instruction in English, fine arts, math, science, social studies, and health and physical education. The school also conducts classes in computer technology, music, choir, band and art. It organizes a range of athletic activities, including baseball, basketball, cheerleading, cross-country, football, golf, soccer, volleyball, softball, swimming, tennis, and track and field. Holy Trinity Catholic High School offers memberships for the National Honor Society and the Tri-M Music Honor Society, as well as operates a student council. It also provides medical care, guidance counseling and scholarships. The school additionally offers online new student enrollment forms. Holy Trinity Catholic High School is located in Temple, Texas.

Goooo Wildcats! Temple High School is the alma mater of…read more"Mean" Joe Green! This central Texas high school is probably the biggest in Temple. They've got a bunch of sports teams, and do well for the local community. The pool is available to the public during the summer, when the student swimmers aren't using it. They have a schedule posted up out front of the pool. The pool isn't exactly luxury. It's for lane swimmers only, and is one of the old style pools with lots of chlorine. The locker rooms are about average for a high school. Everything not bolted down or locked up will disappear. During the summer, there's plenty of parking since the only cars there are summer school students. I never attended school here, but I am a supporter!