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Your Possibilities at Trinity are Endless...
Trinity's Make-up Entrance Exam is available by Appointment, please register below.
If you have questions, contact Mary Beth Lavezzorio
If you have questions, contact Mary Beth Lavezzorio
at 708.453.8343 or mblavezzorio@trinityhs.org.
Please note: Prospective students are only eligible to take the make-up exam at Trinity High School if they have not tested at any other Catholic high school in the Archdiocese of Chicago.
Since 1918, Trinity High School been educating the daughters of Chicago land with great success. At Trinity, girls are encouraged to allow their intellectual curiosity soar. This faith-based community, with a one-hundred-year tradition, educates as well as motivates young women to positively impact the world with confidence, determination, and passion. Trinity students find their voice, stretch their minds and prepare for college through Trinity’s rigorous programs of study. With a varied curriculum, twenty-eight athletic teams and close to fifty clubs and organizations, Trinity encourages students to explore interests and discover their talents. These new experiences might include dissecting a shark, becoming a team captain, presenting an oral argument at Mock Trial competition, earning the title of newspaper editor in chief or even starting a new club! Trinity empowers young women to make a positive change in the world, blazing a path for the women who come after them.
Time to Choose Trinity!
Life as a Trinity Blazer
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Why chose an all-girls school?
Trinity's WGN Teacher of the Month
"My experience at Trinity has been a lot like the bike rides that I took to get there: windy and a little sweaty, but rewarding. I never really knew much about Trinity until my seventh-grade year when two of my best friends asked me to shadow with them at Trinity. Five years later and I couldn’t be happier that they did. I shadowed during spring spirit week and was immediately exposed to the pride, sisterhood and love each Blazer possesses."
-Parker Phillips '20, Roosevelt Middle River Forest
