• TypePrimary and secondary schools
• LocationManchester, The United States
• Taught inEnglish
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Trinity High School is a Catholic, college-preparatory, co-educational high school in Manchester, New Hampshire, in the United States. It was formed in 1970 when Bishop Bradley High School merged with two other Catholic high schools in Manchester, Immaculata High School and St. Anthony's High School, and it is located on Bridge Street. According to the school, it has 341 students and an average class size of 18.

Coursework includes accelerated options and designated pathways, which the school describes as preparing students for college, careers, military service or specialised fields. Faith and service activities are part of school life. Facilities include a new fine arts wing, a robotics lab for STEM learning and a fitness centre.

Prospective students can spend a shadow day following a current student, and families can send an inquiry to the admissions team. Trinity offers financial aid and scholarships; the financial aid application opens in late January each year, and the school also accepts EFA funding through the Children's Scholarship Fund.

• Education
  • Secondary Education

581 Bridge Street, Manchester, NH, The United States, 03104-5395

Trinity High School offers financial aid and scholarships. The financial aid application opens in late January each year, and the school also accepts EFA funding through the Children's Scholarship Fund. Tuition discounts:

• Sibling discount: US$500 per student for families with two or more children at Trinity or St. Joe's (no application needed)
• Children of active military members: US$1,000 per family, renewable each year
• Children of military veterans: US$500 per family, renewable each year

Contact: the Tuition Manager at [email protected].

https://www.trinity-hs.org/admissions/