Anyone that knows me knows that my ability to go on and on about Trinity High School knows no bounds. The article linked below is from the latest edition of the National Catholic Education Foundation Magazine "Momentum". There are a lot of things I can brag about concerning Trinity, but the topics covered in this article are at the top of the list.

 

http://www.trinityrocks.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/08/July-2017-Momentum-Article.pdf

Sister Mary Angela is a heavyweight in Education herself!

 

I echo your sentiments. I remember back when my son was shadowing and thinking about whether he'd be aTiger or a Shamrock. With family ties to both schools and St. Gabriel's ties not leaning strongly one way or another, he probably couldn't have made a bad choice and he was conflicted. In the end, he followed his Dad's footsteps to Trinity. That was a part of the decision. His tipping point was how welcoming the whole shadowing experience was for him at Trinity. He began his career there in two different levels because he sucks at standardized testing. But before the first semester was over, he was tracked as Advanced and never looked back.

 

I will always be grateful for his experience at Trinity. And that includes everything, sports, academics, the House system, everything.

 

Thanks for sharing.

Does Trinity have special education kids or kids with behavioral problems(EBD) kid?

 

Is there a requirement to get into Trinity?

Does Trinity have special education kids or kids with behavioral problems(EBD) kid?

 

Is there a requirement to get into Trinity?

 

Since those may be terms of art I won't answer directly. They have many kids with documented learning and physical disabilities. I'm not sure what an EBD is so I can't answer that.

 

As far as "is there a requirement to get into Trinity", again, I'm not sure what you mean. There is no minimum score on the placement exam for admission.

Since those may be terms of art I won't answer directly. They have many kids with documented learning and physical disabilities. I'm not sure what an EBD is so I can't answer that.

 

As far as "is there a requirement to get into Trinity", again, I'm not sure what you mean. There is no minimum score on the placement exam for admission.

 

It's called special education.

Since those may be terms of art I won't answer directly. They have many kids with documented learning and physical disabilities. I'm not sure what an EBD is so I can't answer that.

 

As far as "is there a requirement to get into Trinity", again, I'm not sure what you mean. There is no minimum score on the placement exam for admission.

 

EBD is Emotional and Behavioral Disorders

It's called special education.

 

Again, I'm not sure what you mean. What is "it".

From my understanding Trinity has special education and X does not.

Does Trinity have special education kids or kids with behavioral problems(EBD) kid?

 

Is there a requirement to get into Trinity?

 

It is my understanding that Trinity has accepted children who were uninvited to JCPS for behavioral issues. No, I have no examples.

Does Trinity have special education kids or kids with behavioral problems(EBD) kid?

 

Is there a requirement to get into Trinity?

Did you read the article?

Did you read the article?

 

And delay attempting a shot a Trinity? Please.

And delay attempting a shot a Trinity? Please.

 

Are you kidding, they are my favorite Louisville school and football team. I would send my kids there in heart beat.

 

I was simply curious as if they had kids like most public HSs did. But I guess I can't ask anything or I'm not allowed to ask.

That was an interesting article. I knew nothing about Trinity outside their football tradition. I assumed the school was strictly for the wealthy, academically gifted, and\or the athletically gifted. I was obviously wrong.

That was an interesting article. I knew nothing about Trinity outside their football tradition. I assumed the school was strictly for the wealthy, academically gifted, and\or the athletically gifted. I was obviously wrong.

 

Really?

Really?

 

Really what?