2025-2026 Tuition
Tuition at Holy Trinity School is $3,500.00 for students in grades 1-8.
Tuition for half day 3K/4K is $2,995.00.
Tuition for full day 3K/4K is $3,995.00.
Discounts for multiple children are available.  
​Financial aid is available through the principal's office.

Yearly instructional fees are $100 for the first child and $50 for each additional sibling before February 25, 2025.
Yearly instructional fees are $200 for the first child and $100 for each additional sibling after February 25, 2025.

REGISTRATION FORMS 2025-2026
Click here for Registration Letter
Click here for the Registration Form 
Click here for Tuition Contract 

TUTION ASSISTANCE APPLICATION
Being able to provide a Catholic Education for your child is truly a blessing. We understand that it can be a big financial decision. We are here to help at any stage in that journey. If you need assistance in paying for your child's education, we are here to help.
Click here for the Tuition Assistance Application
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SCHOLARSHIP INFORMATION and APPLICATION (2026-2027 school year) due date APRIL 10, 2026
Click here for Scholarship Letter
Click here for Scholarship Application

Contact Us
​(262) 626-2603

305 Main Street
Kewaskum, WI 53040 

Location

Holy Trinity School 
​is a 3K-8th grade school ​

​Our faith and traditional Catholic values are an integral part of instruction, activities, and programs.  Students attend weekly liturgies where they are the faith leaders.  There is daily prayer in classrooms and as a whole school.  Students are called to service through their faith and many organizations have been helped locally, nationally and throughout the world. 

Academic excellence is strived for on a daily basis.  Students are encouraged to reach their fullest potential through the latest instructional strategies. Teachers are committed to ongoing curriculum development and professional improvement.  

​With 142 students, Holy Trinity School is small enough to create a cozy family-like atmosphere and large enough to provide a variety of experiences for its students.