Blessed Trinity Regional Catholic School

3033 Levick Street

Philadelphia, PA 19149

6 Reviews

School District
Grade

PK-8
Type

private

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Submitted by parent on April 06, 2023

This school DOES NOT take bullying seriously. They even allow teachers to bully students and watch other kids bully quiet kids. Even during class. I would not send my enemy to this school. And remember you are paying big bucks for is terrible school.
Submitted by student on May 31, 2022

The school is pretty good, 8th grade teacher Mr. Conard is the best teacher overall.
Submitted by other on April 28, 2020

Great!! The Nuns were great and we had a basketball team that won the Catholic League Middle Atlantic States Championships. (1951) Great prep for NorthEast Catholic High School. (now closed)
Submitted by parent on December 18, 2015

I have always appreciated the education my son has received since he began Blessed Trinity in 3rd grade. He has had very caring, competent teachers which has helped to motivate him to excel. This year I was experiencing financial problems that I shared only with another parent. She was worried about me and my son so she mentioned this to the school administration. They gave me an anonymous donation which is the kindest thing anyone has ever done for me. Blessed Trinity always says to come to them if you are having problems, and they truly mean this.
Submitted by parent on July 04, 2013

The school is worth the money, in my opinion. Especially when compared to the other choices. Each year my child worries about leaving her favorite teacher as she passes along to the next grade, only to find that she'll have a new favorite teacher by the end of the next year. And along the way, she is learning great moral lessons, and her education increases by the day. Her teachers have had made enough of an impression on her, that she visits the ones from previous grades. She can never get enough of her friends, and she loves learning. As good as I think the school is though, I think a lot of a child's experience is going to be based upon how you raise them. Are you preparing them for socializing? Do you make learning a fun and enjoyable thing? Do you give them the confidence to stand on their own? Without these kids of things, no teacher can succeed, because that is something that is taught every minute of the day.
Submitted by parent on April 24, 2013

St. Timothy administration turned a blind eye to ethnic intimidation. Beware if you are a African American and are interested in this school. Also, the cirriculum leaves a lot to be desired. Not the way catholic eduction used to be at all.