Original Research by School Decision on Trinity School
Trinity School, a public middle school in West Chicago, has closed. The school was located at 331 George Street in the 60185 zip code and served grades six through eight under the West Chicago Elementary School District 33. No enrollment data, demographic information, state assessment results, or graduation records are available because the school is no longer in operation.
Parents or residents seeking information about middle-school options in West Chicago would need to contact District 33 directly to learn where students from Trinity's attendance area are now assigned and what alternatives exist within the district. The district operates under its "Achieve 2026" Strategic Plan adopted in June 2021 and has built a full-scale community school model across its buildings, embedding wraparound services such as a food pantry, family liaison support, after-school learning, and mental health resources through partnerships with more than fifty local organizations. This support structure is particularly relevant for the district's population, where a substantial share of students qualify for free or reduced-price meals.
District 33 is also known for its Spanish-English dual language program, which expanded from a transitional model and now includes a two-way option at Gary Elementary and one-way dual language classrooms at other elementary schools. For a district where roughly a third of students are Hispanic or Latino, this program represents a defining pedagogical feature that families often weigh when making enrollment decisions.
Housing in West Chicago and the surrounding DuPage County market remains accessible relative to other Chicago suburbs. Home values in the area are stable with modest appreciation, and median listing prices reflect a moderate-income, family-oriented community. The city itself sits about thirty miles west of downtown Chicago and combines a revitalized historic downtown along Main Street—served by Metra commuter rail and anchored by City Hall and the public library—with active residential development on its edges and a significant industrial and aviation footprint around DuPage Airport.
For current information about middle-school placements, programs, and enrollments in District 33, contact the district's central office or visit its website at wego33.org.
See more original research from School Decision →