Trinity School 139 WEST 91ST STREET, NEW YORK, NY 10024-1301 Head of School: John C. Allman Upper Schoo! Principal: Stephen M. Kolman 334090 Director of College Counseling: Lawrence J. Momo CHEB haan neater my Associate Director: John M. Reilly FAX 212-873-2714 Administrative Assistant: Ethna B. Flaherty ‘Trinity School is a member of the National Association for College Admission Counseling and complies with the NACAC Statement of Principles of Good Practice. Profile 2016-2017 SCHOOL DESCRIPTION ‘Trinity is a college preparatory, coed independent day school founded in 1709, grades K-12. Admission is selective and financial is given, Trinity is no longer sponsored by a specific religious body, and the Trinity community is characterized by religious, racial and ethnic diversity. The senior class is comprised of 112 students, 24% of whom receive financial aid through the school. ‘The year includes two semesters of approximately 18 weeks. All students take a college preparatory program, GRADING AND CLASS RANK Our grading system is A+ through F with grades of A+ and higher designated as Honors grades. Our lowest passing grade is D- ‘Trinity does not rank its students or compute a grade point average. The use of rank or quintile for a group of pre-selected students is thought to be statistically invalid and incomplete. In the spring, a rank is determined for Cum Laude Society eligibility THE CURRICULUM SUBJECT GRADUATION REQUIREMENT ADVANCED COURSES English 4 years Al upper level English and History courses prepare students, for the AP exams. No official AP classes are offered in these History 3 years (Crisis & Change, Modern subjects. Last May, students elected to sit for 100 AP exams in European and US History required) English and History and earned an average score of 4. Foreign Languages Completion of a Third Level AP French Language; Advanced Readings; Conversation course in French, Greek, Latin, AP Latin Caesar &Vergil; Latin Epic; Latin Poetry, Roman Philosophy Mandarin or Spanish AP Spanish Language: Literature: Advanced Readings; Conversation AP Chinese Language Sciences 2 years laboratory science Advanced Biology, Chemistry & Physies Mathematics 3 years AP AB & BC; AP Statistics, AP Economics, Advanced Topics The Arts 3 semesters: fine arts, music, AP Art History, Adv. Art & Design, Adv. Portfolio, Adv. Photography theater, photography Seniors have the option of independent study. Religion, Philosophy 1 semester in grade 11 or 12 Courses are comparable to introductory college courses. & Ethics ‘Computer Science No requirement Adv, Computer Science, Software Engineering Physical Education 4 years Community Service Although not required, all students are encouraged to participate during high school. A total of 18 and 1/2 academic credits is required of all students. ADVANCED PLACEMENT In May 2016, 214 students wrote a total of 345 examinations in 21 areas: 97% received gradles of 3 or higher; 85% received grades of 4 or 5S.Class of 2017 STUDENT TEST PERFORMANCE: The range of junior year SAT scores for the middle 50% of the class of 2017: Gritical Reading 730-790 Math 740-770 Writing 740-790 ‘The range of junior year ACT composite scores for the middle $0% of the class of 2017: 33-34 NATIONAL MERIT SCHOLARSHIP QUALIFYING TEST, Class of 2017 Semifinalists 18 Commended 52 Distribution of Academie Marks for the Class of 2017 atthe end of Junior Year JUNIORYEAR COURSES A+ A A- Bt BB CH C CG Dt D DB English (CHateeeeVeeeee-< Seeee eee) deaget BeeaaeaadateelJleteee Jetset essen )2etee Integrated Math 2 0 ae Oem a ee eee e Integrated Math 3 CG jeu ates utter uteeee asteeeHsteeed Jeteeeee tee aceon Eee Statistics 0 Eoiestet Caseeel) acetate Caste, estes Heeet) Tete seek) ate) Chemistry psc aear gg tea Hee aE TEE EEL re ea Eee French 0 mea ee ey Op Or 0) Greek 0 Deere eee eee eg eee eee eer eI eee EO) Mand: 1 aac eect cea ec) Eg) EEL aeeE HE TaEEIOFEECEO) Spanish Og Oo 0 ee oe Latin mee sige ea ero eee Oe eee oe Org American History frees atae eteeg estes ee mse eee EO ee). Lae COLLEGE ENROLLMENT by the CLASSES 2012 through 2016 Amherst College? Emory University State University of New York, Albany Babson College Fordham University State University of New York, Binghamton Bard College Franklin and Marshall College ‘Stony Brook University Bamard College George Washington University Swarthmore College Bates College Georgetown University “The College of Wooster Bennington College Hamilton College+ Tufts University Boston Colleget Harvard University+ Tulane University+ Bowdoin Colleget Haverford College University of Chieago* Brandeis University Ithaca College University of Michigant Brigham Young University Johns Hopkins University University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill Brown University Kenyon Colleget University of Pennsylvania Bryn Mawr College Lafayeite College University of Redlands Bucknell University Lehigh University of Souther Califoriat Carleton College? Massachusetts Institute of Technology of St. Andrews ‘Camegie Mellon Univesity Middlebury College? ‘University of Texas, Austin Claremont MeKenna College Mount Holyoke College University of Vermont Colby College Muhlenberg College University of Virginiat Colgate University [New York University University of Wisconsin College of Charleston Nontheastem University USNA-- Annapolis, College ofthe Holy Cross Northwestern University+ USMA - West Point College of William & Mary ‘Oberin Collese ‘Vassar College Colorado College Occidental College Woke Forest University ‘Columbia University+ Pomona College ‘Washington Univesity in St. Louis Comell University+ Princeton University Wesleyan University CUNY Baruch Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Williams Colleget Dartmouth College Rhode Island School of Design Yale University Davidson College Rhodes College DePaul University Rice University Dickinson College Royal Holloway, U London Duke University Skidmore College Elon University St Andrews University Five or more students + Emerson College Stanford University + Ten or more students +