Holy Trinity Catholic School-Dallas

Holy Trinity Catholic School opened in the fall of 1914 with 32 students in a small wooden building on Holland Ave. By 1925, enrollment had increased so much that a new school was built in our present location. Renovation to that building continued over the years to maintain and improve our facilities. Our most recent addition has been the multi-purpose Community Life Center which serves both the

parish and school with a beautiful gymnasium and meeting rooms. In 1963, Holy Trinity was the first Catholic elementary school in Dallas County to receive accreditation from the Texas Catholic Conference Education Department. Academic excellence and achievements as well as extracurricular activities have always been a part of our school. After almost 75 years, the Daughters of Charity withdrew from our school faculty in 1987. Our school is now staffed by wonderfully qualified and caring lay teachers dedicated to the Catholic education of our children. Holy Trinity is the oldest continuously operating Catholic school in the Diocese of Dallas. As such, we have watched the city of Dallas grow up around us. Because of our central location, we serve families from all over the city of Dallas including the fast-growing Uptown area. We are proud that our rich tradition continues to inspire academic excellence in our students today. The Comments Policy:

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