Most Holy Trinity School

Posted: December 8, 2024

We chose to enroll our daughter in pre-k here after she attended a daycare with a larger group of children. We absolutely love the small class sizes and the dedication of the teachers, who are clearly passionate about what they do. The school sets high standards for respect and behavior in the classroom, and it truly makes a difference—our daughter has become so respectful and well-mannered. We couldn’t be happier with our decision to choose this school over others. It has such a wonderful sense of community.

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Posted: February 29, 2024

Our daughter is very happy here and wishes it would go all the up to 12th grade. The teachers and staff are wonderful. They genuinely care for their students.

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Posted: June 19, 2023

Child began her first year of any school here. She had a great experience safe environment with loving teachers and staff..tuition is affordable

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Posted: August 31, 2021

If I could go back in time and start my daughters' educational paths over, I would omit this "school." MHT does not have the integrity it once had.

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Posted: January 26, 2021

Two of my son's have graduated from MHT with a third graduating May of 2021.

I am so happy my boys had the opportunity to attend MHT, they acquired the needed tools to be successful when doing their transition to high school.

All teachers provided the guidance needed in order to be successful. Majority of teachers made it a point to provide their personal phone numbers in order for me to discuss any concerns/questions that could arise.

The atmosphere is very welcoming; not only for the children but for the family as well. Once I started participating with school activities, the sense of belonging became stronger. Not only was I looking out for my kids but for my newly extended family as well; yes I can truthfully say we are BIG extended family here at Most Holy Trinity. If you are looking for a school were you know your child will be taken care off than this is the place for your child to be.

I do need to share one final experience I had with my middle child at MHT. I knew he was smart and capable of getting good grades, his teacher's knew he was smart and capable of getting good grades, he was the only one that was doubtful of what he could accomplish. Countless hours were spent talking to him not only by me but his teachers; I was concerned he would have a hard time transitioning to high school.

Well the Big day came and here we were first day of HIGH SCHOOL, and to top it off VIRTUAL HIGH SCHOOL, due to COVID 19. I kept hearing some children were not adapting good to virtual study and were having a hard time staying focused...here came the dread 9 week progress report! Not only did he get A's and B's but I was told he was doing great in Math and would be promoted to Pre AP. Science I was told that I could not be any prouder of my son since he had a high B, big deal as only 13 A's had been issued between the 3 Freshman classes; most of the kids were struggling with Chemistry. When I saw he Aced Reading I was completely beyond myself as this was one of the many subjects he disliked in middle school. Oh and he is currently also Treasurer for Student Council.

All this he accomplished because his teachers at MHT took the time and patience to teach him but also instilled in him that he had the potential to be a leader to be the best.

Thank you Mrs. Cepeda, Mrs. Lira, Ms. Confer, Mrs. Baca, Mrs. Horn, Ms. Cortez, Ms. Medina, Mrs. Ledezma.

But most of all thank you Mr. Horan for allowing us to be part of the Most Holy Trinity family.

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Posted: July 26, 2017

Look into other schools! The principal is not in charge, the teachers do (and say) whatever they want because they know the principal will stand behind them no matter what. There is not enough staff; no nurse (they will call you to pick up your child for the smallest of things), no counselor, and very part time custodian. The food is also questionable or small servings.

Posted: July 26, 2017

My child only has math and reading homework. The only time I see other subjects is the weekend before 9 weeks tests and my child is cramming for her exams. The school also uses Common Core math, it is a waste of time and confuses the students (and parents.)

Posted: July 26, 2017

The pre-K teacher is awesome, then after that it goes down hill. When my child was in second grade the teacher did not teach the class anything to prepare for their First Holy Communion. Nothing was ever sent home to help prepare for it. When you questioned the teacher she would get upset and take it out on the class. The P.E. coach is on her phone constantly - this class is basically a babysitting class so the teachers can have a prep time.

Posted: July 26, 2017

When the students are out of the classroom (P.E., lunch, recess) it is a zoo. The coach is too busy on her phone and the teachers are huddled together not paying attention to the students.

Posted: July 26, 2017

The principal does not like confrontation. More worried about getting more money in and increasing enrollment than doing the right thing. The principal had an opportunity to have a great teacher join his staff and he chose the keep the ineffective teacher.

Posted: July 26, 2017

They accept students with learning disabilities, then when parents go in to discuss the child's poor academics, the principal states that the school does not have the ability or funds to support children with learning disabilities. The principal will not tell you this upfront as all the school wants is your money and for their enrollment numbers to be high.

Posted: July 26, 2017

The teachers have their favorites and the principal is not a problem solver. There is a lot of bullying between students. The teachers also bully students.

Posted: March 27, 2017

the principle needs to do his job and not put the teachers in charge

Posted: March 27, 2017

my son was bulled so bad that when we talked to the principle and he talked to the ones involved it made it worse on my son so he kept it in and is bad when you ask a student to please move there desk and you are told you move it and when you say I can't it's to heavy and then again you are benign bulled again and the principle say you need to choose your words better it's not right

Posted: March 27, 2017

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there is none by the staff or 8th graders

Posted: March 27, 2017

no they don't for a catholic school they steel thing brake other kids things and some of the kids have no reaccept

Posted: March 27, 2017

they care more about letting you know they are in charge and god for bid if you say something they will take it out on your child

Posted: March 27, 2017

the teacher dose not really care and we don't see all the grades

Posted: January 26, 2016

The third grade teacher, Mrs. Cepeda, is wonderful!! She treats my son like she would her own child. She cares for him, not just academically, but also on a personal level. She is truly interested in his success and I can't say enough about her. We are very fortunate to have her.

Posted: January 26, 2016

Students in the lower grades have approximately 30 to 45 minutes of homework per night. They are also expected to read nightly. All grade levels participate in the science fair.

Posted: January 26, 2016

This school teaches Catholic values. This includes being kind to others, showing respect to teachers and peers and generally practicing the Golden Rule. Students are expected to behave in an exemplary manner and nothing less is tolerated.

Posted: January 26, 2016

Both of my sons attend Most Holy Trinity Catholic School. The quality of education that they are receiving is beyond compare. The teachers love what they do and it shows. Each staff member know each child by name. The curriculum is differentiated to meet the needs of each learner. The pastor is also very supportive of the school. He even teaches trumpet classes to the upper grades. There are plenty of extra-curricular activities to choose from including soccer, basketball, volleyball, cheerleading and the most beautiful bell choir in the region. The school also recently had brand new refrigerated air conditioning installed. I have worked in public education for over twenty years and I would not have my children anywhere else but Most Holy Trinity. I highly recommend this school.

Posted: June 12, 2015

Decent private school that has a good ratio of student to teacher. It does need more activities.

Posted: September 9, 2013

Both my kids go to Holy Trinity and I love this school! The teachers are all great! Mr. Horan is an amazing principal and Father Joe is wonderful with all the kids. I went to this school when I was a child and it really helped me prepare for the future!

Posted: June 5, 2012

I do not like the school. The staff does not care for the students, I wish I had saved time and effort instead of sending my child here.

Posted: May 21, 2011

In 2009 We moved to El Paso. I originally place my 4 children in a different Catholic school on the eastside. They were lost in the cracks immediately. I transferred them to MHT for the 2010-11 school year and they thrived. Their confidence returned. Their teachers care about each individual's learning needs, and because the school is small the teachers have the ability to tailor the curriculam to support each childs needs. This is more than just a school, its a family. Every teacher knows all my children. And EVERY CHILD COUNTS!!!