Graduation Rate
Trinity's mission is to prepare young women to move confidently to the next step in their education process. In 2007, 100% of our graduates were accepted into the college or university of their choice and over 48% received academic scholarships totalling over $3.8 million dollars. This extraordinary success rate is due to a rich curriculum incorporating the latest teaching techniques with the added advantage of a single-gender atmosphere.

Accreditation
Trinity is one of thirty-six schools in Illinois accredited as a college preparatory high school by the North Central Association of Secondary Schools and by the State of
Illinois.

Additionally, Trinity is officially affiliated with the International Baccalaureate Organization in Geneva, Switzerland, the premier global honors program. One hundred and twenty four countries are home to approximately 1,895 authorized IB world schools at this time. There are over 1,000 in the United States, Canada and the Caribbean. Over 180 nationalities are represented in the organization worldwide.

Trinity boasts a 90% passing rate compared to the 80% global success rate. Fifty-one percent of the total student body is currently taking IB courses.

Single-Gender School
Trinity is proud to offer young women the option of a single-gender education. This environment gives young women the competitive edge they need to succeed in college as well as in the work force. Trinity's young women perceive themselves as worthy, esteemed and confident persons. Young women in a single-gender school take math and science courses at double the national average. Trinity students have the potential to graduate with 5.5 credits in math and 6.25 credits in science. Trinity is a trailblazing Catholic school as the first to adopt the highly successful block scheduling program. Due to the structure of a blocked schedule, Trinity students graduate with a minimum of 28 credit hours.

Ethnic Breakdown
White: 64%
Hispanic: 17%
African-American: 12%
Asian: 1%
Other: 6%

Catholic: 80%
Non-Catholic: 20%

Faculty
Number of 2007-2008 full-time faculty: 31
Number of 2007-2008 part-time faculty: 6
Number of 2007-2008 professional staff: 11

Teachers and Certified Administrators and Staff
Masters + Advanced Degrees: 80%

Class Size
Class size may vary from class to class depending upon the subjects being taught. The International Baccalaureate classes in which 56% of Trinity's student body are enrolled experience a smaller class size than average. The College Prep program is 44% of the student population at Trinity.

Student/Teacher Ratio: 13:1

Enrollment
2007-2008 Enrollment: 472
Freshmen: 121
Sophomores: 145
Juniors: 115
Seniors: 91
Trinity students come from 38 different suburbs as well as the city of Chicago and 149 different grade schools.