Holy Trinity Parish School

423 CHERRYWOOD RD

Louisville, KY 40207

14 Reviews

School District
Grade

PK-8
Type

private

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Reviews

Submitted by parent on September 18, 2017

We have had 4 children go through HT and are very pleased.
Submitted by parent on September 08, 2017

Our daughter is in her third year at Holy Trinity and we are very pleased with Holy Trinity.
Submitted by parent on September 05, 2017

We've had an excellent experience so far with our two young children. Strong community that has been welcoming and teachers who are dedicated to students. Teachers have been approachable, caring, and really do a good job teaching!
Submitted by parent on September 04, 2017

We've been blessed to have all three of our children attend. Each kid is different but each has found something different from the school that works for them.
Submitted by parent on September 03, 2017

Excellent Catholic education. Students are ready for high school upon graduation.
Submitted by parent on September 01, 2017

Wonderful experience for parents and students. Teaching staff and other faculty have been great.
Submitted by parent on September 01, 2017

Great school, very challenging, and fabulous teachers and staff!
Submitted by parent on September 01, 2017

Wonderful school with caring and supportive teachers. My family has had nothing but a wonderful experience!
Submitted by parent on September 01, 2017

Our family's experience at Holy Trinity has been wonderful. The parish and school community are very welcoming and both of my sons have made wonderful friends who come from wonderful families. All of the teachers we have worked with are excited to teach, to learn new approaches like STEAM, and to provide a nurturing environment for our children to grow academically and personally. Holy Trinity offers an extra curricular activity for every interest such as academic clubs, sports, musical theater and STEAM activities. We couldn't be happier we chose Holy Trinity!
Submitted by parent on September 01, 2017

We have had nothing but positive experiences in our four years at Holy Trinity Parish School. I did not go to this school as a child but I have found the parish community to be strong and the teachers and administrators to be genuinely concerned about the students. They welcomed our family from the very beginning.
Submitted by parent on September 01, 2017

A wonderful school! We feel so lucky to be a part of the Holy Trinity community!
Submitted by parent on August 31, 2017

Wonderful school with excellent parent support. The PTA is the best!
Submitted by teacher on August 31, 2017

There are a lot of opportunities for students to be involved. Students can choose from activities related to sharing their faith as servers, choir members, lectors, mass greeters, or vacation bible school leaders; being a leader in their community by working with Student Council, KYA (Youth Assembly that writes and proposes bills for the state of Kentucky to consider as laws), etc.; giving back to others through the service mission work of each grade level and overall school mission goals with Catholic Charities, St. Vincent dePaul, and other local missions; growing academically through academic teams and competitions (Spelling Bee, Geography Bee, etc.), and developing athletically with more than 10 different sports offered through our parish.
Submitted by other on May 19, 2014

There is no way to sugarcoat this or say this in a politcially correct/polite way so I'm just going to lay it out there: If you are considering sending your child to this school, do NOT DO IT. I graduated from HT a few years ago and have first hand experience with the faculty, staff, and students. The girls are into cliques and if you aren't in with the "popular" girls, you don't even get the pleasure of being invisible or unnoticed. No, you are talked about both behind your back and to your face. I had a lot of self esteem issues solely because of this. When I sought help from counselors, they did nothing because the bullying wasn't "physical" and many of these bullies had parents who gave money generously to both school and parish. For boys it isn't much easier: If you are not into sports or on the BEST sports team (again, you won't get on one of those unless you have money or know the coach), then you are again, picked on and considered an outsider. Marching to the beat of your own drum is largely discouraged by both students and staff and it leads to a non diverse environment. If you're looking at this school, I would strongly recommend looking somewhere else.