HOLY tRINITY
HIGH SCHOOL

educating the heart as well as the mind since 1910.

Feeder Schools

The Brother Philip R. Smith Scholarship gives local elementary school students the chance to continue learning in a challenging, values-based environment at Holy Trinity. Simply put, it makes a good high school education a reality for lower-income families. Today at Holy Trinity, we strive to bridge the tuition gap for young men and women who display character and potential as they move from elementary school to high school. Without this scholarship, many would be denied a quality college preparatory education.

How are the Br. Phil Scholarship students selected?
Elementary school principals and directors from designated feeder schools and institutions select five of their 8th grade students who will attend Holy Trinity. These students must possess a strong academic ability to learn, demonstrate high moral character and respect for others, and try to make a positive impact in the world. They must also maintain a minimum 2.0 cumulative grade point average.

How many students receive this scholarship?
Currently, there are more than 50 Br. Phil Scholars at Holy Trinity.

How can I support the scholarship?
If you decide to support a Br. Phil Scholar, contributions are accepted at any level. Please know that Br. Phil Scholars receive a $2,000 award toward their tuition for each of the four years they attend Holy Trinity.
CONTACT: Jodi Marquith, Vice President of Institutional Advancement
E-MAIL:  jmarquith@holytrinity-hs.org  PHONE:  (773) 278-4212 x3040

The Scholarship supports students who come to Holy Trinity from the following
Feeder Schools and Institutions:

Children of Peace is a small elementary school located at 1900 W. Taylor Street serving a predominantly African American and Hispanic student population.

The Midtown Center for boys and the Metro Achievement Center for girls help youngsters to become better students and better people through after-school and summertime programs that integrate academics with virtues.

St. Agatha Catholic Academy is a small elementary school located at 3900 W. Lexington St. serving a predominantly African American student population.

St. Angela is a small elementary school located at 1332 N. Massasoit serving a predominantly African American student population.

St. Ann is a small elementary school located at 2211 W. 18th Place serving a predominantly Hispanic student population.

St. Malachy is a small elementary school located at 2252 W. Washington Blvd. serving a predominantly African American student population. 

St. Mary of the Angels is a small elementary school located at 1810 N. Hermitage serving a predominantly Hispanic student population.

St. Pius V is a small elementary school located at 1919 S. Ashland serving a predominantly Hispanic student population.

St. Stanislaus Kostka is a small elementary school located at 1255 N. Noble Street serving a predominantly African American and Hispanic student population. The school is run by the Congregation of the Resurrection and the School Sisters of Notre Dame.