Welcome

Principal 

Ron Diroff

Address: 2601 Charlton Road, Trenton, MI 48183

Office Hours: Monday - Friday, 6:45 a.m. - 3:15 p.m.

Contact: diroffr@trentonschools.com | 734-692-4530 |  Follow me on Twitter  @DiroffrTHS

Bio: Hello my name is Ron Diroff. I am a class of '95 graduate from Roosevelt High School in Wyandotte, MI. After high school I attended Henry Ford Community College for 2 years and then transferred to Eastern Michigan University, where I earned my Bachelor's Degree in the field of Education. I started my career at Arthurs Middle School in Trenton in December of 2000, where I taught 8th grade Physical Science for 4 years and coached Football, Basketball, and Baseball.

I have been at Trenton High School since 2005 and taught a range of different science courses including: A.P. Biology, Biology, Chemistry, and Earth Science. I am currently Principal of Trenton High School. Prior to that I was Assistant Principal @ THS for 7 years. I am the DCTC (Downriver Career Technical Consortium) Director, Social Studies Department Chair and Virtual Program Department Head. I am very excited to be Principal of Trenton High School and look forward to meeting you.  Follow me on Twitter   @DiroffrTHS

Administrative Assistants for Diroff

Jenny Matusik and Tony Witt

Phone: 734-692-4530 | Attendance: 734-692-4539 |Fax: 734-692-4615

Assistant Principal/Events Director

Michelle Enochs

Contact: enochsm@trentonschools.com | 734-692-4536

Bio: Michelle Enochs is the Assistant Principal and Events Director for Trenton High School. Previously, Mrs. Enochs taught Special Education and Math at THS and coached the varsity cheerleading team.  Before teaching here, she also taught Math at Summit Academy High School.  She graduated with a Bachelor's degree in Special Education and Secondary Mathematics from Central Michigan University and a Master's Degree in Educational Leadership from the University of Michigan-Dearborn.  In her spare time she enjoys visiting with family and watching sports.

Administrative Assistant to Enochs

Rebecca Litchard

Phone: 734-692-4536 | Fax: 734-692-8105

High School Academics

Trenton High School runs on a trimester schedule with five seventy three minutes periods. This schedule allows students the opportunity to take a variety of classes and earn up to 30 credits by the time they graduate. 

Core Courses
Students have an opportunity to expand beyond the state requirements in Math, Science, Language Arts and Social Studies with the numerous Advanced Placement and/or advanced level courses. 

Academic Support Services
Trenton High School offers class periods throughout the year for students that are in need of time in the day to work on their academic classes. This benefits students that struggle to complete work in class within the timeframe given and those who may be at-risk for graduation.

World Languages 
Trenton High School offers four years of 2 world languages that  include Spanish and German. Students have the potential to start Spanish at Arthurs Middle School and earn up to three classes worth of high school credit (1.5 credits) and elevate to AP® Spanish by their Senior year. 

Advanced Placement 
Trenton High School offers seventeen Advanced Placement (AP) Courses that students have access to in their 9th grade year, with the potential to take AP Modern World History and/or AP® Biology. This advanced pathway allows students to earn college credit in high school after passing their respective exams in May. Students also have access in their junior year to participate in the AP® Capstone™ Diploma Program 

AP Capstone™ is a program based on two yearlong Advanced Placement courses: AP® Seminar and AP® Research. These courses are designed to complement other AP® courses that the AP Capstone™ student may take.  Instead of teaching specific subject knowledge, AP® Seminar and AP® Research use an interdisciplinary approach to develop the critical thinking, research, collaboration, time management, and presentation skills students need for college-level work. 

Electives 
Trenton High School offers several different elective opportunities in Art, Music and Physical Education. Each elective subject has an advanced pathway that students can take advantage of in pursuing their interests. In Art (AP® Studio and AP® Art History), PE ( Advanced Conditioning-Fall, Winter and Spring) and Music (Jazz and Symphony). 

Career and Technical Education (CTE)
Trenton High School is part of the Downriver Career and Technical Consortium (DCTC). DCTC consists of nine local districts that share over 30 programs that students in their junior and senior year have the potential to participate in. THS houses several CTE programs including: Automotive Technology, Wood Technology, Graphic Design, Horticulture, Marketing and Digital Media. We also collaborate with Wayne County Community College to offer a pathway for students interested in a career in law enforcement. This dual enrollment Criminal Justice Program offers students the opportunity to take college courses in high school and start their degree while in the comfort of THS. 

Extracurricular Opportunities 
Trenton High School hosts a variety of clubs, activities and sports for students to participate in. Whether it is gaming (eSports and Dungeons and Dragons Club),  playing a physical sport (28 Varsity Sports) or acting (Drama Club- Fall Play, Winter Competitive or the Spring Musical), we have an opportunity for you to participate in. If you are interested in Business you can compete in DECA or perhaps have an interest in engineering, our Torquenadoes (Robotics Club) might be for you. Please click on the links for more information: 

Club Information 

Sports Information