Catholic High School
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Catholic High School
Our Catholic high schools prepare students to be leaders of tomorrow by providing them with an academically rigorous, faith-based education. The curriculum provides students with the foundation needed for success in college, careers, and life. Students explore areas of interest, including Campus Ministry and service, athletics, fine and performing arts, and a wide variety of clubs.To learn more about the Catholic high schools on Long Island, visit http://chsee.org/.
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Admissions Process
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Students will participate in the Test for Admission into Catholic High School (TACHS) in the fall of eighth grade. Prior to the exam, students may attend the open houses offered by the Catholic high schools, which may be found here. If a student is unable to visit a school during the open house, please contact the school directly to arrange a tour.
For students who wish to inquire about transferring to a Catholic high school should contact the school of interest directly.
Students unable to participate in the TACHS should also reach out directly to the Catholic high school.
Click here for contact information for each of the Catholic high schools on Long Island.
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Holy Trinity Diocesan High School
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About Holy Trinity
Founded in 1966 by the Diocese of Rockville Centre, Holy Trinity Diocesan High School in Hicksville has been recognized by the U.S. Department of Education as a Blue Ribbon School, Holy Trinity is accredited by Cognia, the North Central Association, and the Board of Regents of the University of the State of New York. The academically rigorous, faith-based curriculum provides students with the knowledge and skills needed for success beyond high school.At-a-Glance
Advanced Placement and Dual Enrollment College Courses
100% of students graduate
College Acceptances include Ivy League and high-tiered universities
Holy Trinity Center for Medicine and Research, sponsored by Catholic Health
Upper-level science and STEM courses
Healthcare Academy, an after-school program introducing students to CPR and First Aid, measuring vital signs, PPE training, sport injuries, suturing, and stress and stress-reducing activities.
The Visual Arts Program allows students to explore various types of artistic expression. The Performing Arts Program has been widely-acclaimed and offers theater, dance, music, choir, broadcasting, film, television, and music production.
Catholic Faith
Holy Trinity students grow in their faith in many ways. Students attend weekly Mass and participate in the celebration of sacraments. Every grade participates in retreats, focusing on a theme and scripture passage relevant for the student's grade level. The Select Choir provides music for all school liturgies and prayer services. Junior and Senior students may apply to serve on L.I.G.H.T.S (Living in God, Holy Together), the school's leadership and retreat team. L.I.G.H.T.S. facilitate retreats for underclassmen. Students may also serve as lectors, altar servers, and Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion. A wide variety of service opportunities are available to all students.Sports and Activities
Students may pursue a variety of extracurricular activities at Holy Trinity Diocesan High School, including sports, performing arts, clubs, and service opportunities.Where Students Come From
Holy Trinity serves students from across Long Island as well as Brooklyn and Queens. Most Long Island students receive transportation through their local school districts. For students traveling by train, Holy Trinity provides a bus to and from the Hicksville Railroad Station.Click here to learn more about Holy Trinity Diocesan High School.
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St. John the Baptist Diocesan High School
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About St. John the Baptist
St. John the Baptist Diocesan High School, located in West Islip was founded in 1966 by the Diocese of Rockville Centre. St. John the Baptist is accredited by Cognia and the New York State Board of Regents. The curriculum is faith-based and academically rigorous, and provides students with the foundation needed for success in college and careers.
- Honors, Advanced Placement, and college courses
- AP Capstone Program is offered to select students and provides them with the opportunity to develop skills in independent research, collaborative teamwork, and communication.
- Genesis Research Program, which provides students with the opportunity to participate in scientific research over the course of three years; as Seniors, students in the program present their findings to the school community.
- Electives in academic subjects
- Computer science
- Visual and performing arts
- Project Lead the Way enables students to participate in engineering courses.
Catholic FaithSt. John the Baptist provides students with many opportunities to grow in their faith. Students attend weekly Masses as a school community, and daily Masses are offered, which all students may attend. The Religious Studies Program includes the Christian Witness service component for all students, requiring them to complete acts of service during each school year. Additionally, students participate in grade-level retreats, montly Adoration, and are given the opportunity to serve at Masses and attend mission trips and pilgrimmages.
Sports and Activities
Student activites include co-curricular and extracurricular offerings. Through a partnership with Catholic Health, students are exposed to careers in healthcare and are able to participate in collaborative opportunities with Good Samaritan University Hospital. Students may tryout for and compete in variety of sports as well as perform in concerts and drama events or join numerous clubs based on their interests.
Where Students Come From
Students from across Long Island attend St. John the Baptist. Most students receive transportation from their local school districts, and bus service is offered for students living on the East End of Long Island, enabling all to benefit from a Catholic education.
For more information about St. John the Baptist Diocesan High School, click here.
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