St. Mary Of The Immaculate Conception School vs. Holy Trinity School

St. Mary School was founded in 1845 and houses classrooms for Grades Kindergarten through 8.

St. Mary School, a fully accredited institution, follows the curriculum course of study established by the Diocesan Office of Education and approved by the Ohio Department of Education.

The curriculum consists of language arts (reading, phonics, oral and written expression, spelling, handwriting and English), math/algebra, social studies, science/health, music, physical education, computer literacy, religion, art, and foreign language introduction.

Integrated within the curriculum are both advanced and remedial studies for those students who excel or have special needs.

Students are administered the Iowa Basic Skills Tests every year.

Traditionally, students score on an average of one or more grade levels above their current grade level in most subject areas.

Established in 1845, Holy Trinity School is a Catholic institution dedicated to fostering faith, service, and academic excellence.

Serving over 550 students from preschool through 8th grade, the school has a long-standing tradition of nurturing a vibrant learning community.

In September 2020, Holy Trinity was honored with the National Blue Ribbon Award for academic excellence by the U.S.

Department of Education, making it one of only 50 non-public schools nationwide and 16 schools in Ohio to receive this prestigious accolade.

Holy Trinity's commitment to high academic standards is evident, with 90% of its students scoring at or above grade level on standardized tests.

Additionally, 85% of graduates attend Catholic high schools, with many earning scholarships.

Through its rigorous academic programs, faith-based education, and commitment to community service, Holy Trinity School continues to cultivate the spiritual, intellectual, and moral development of its students, preparing them to succeed in future academic pursuits and their personal lives.