Mission
Harrison Trimble High School is dedicated to fostering an inclusive and equitable learning environment where competency-based learning targets are set, personalized learning opportunities are provided, and social and emotional growth is nurtured among all students and staff. Learning also places an emphasis on the importance of developing global-mindedness, cultural understanding, and preparing our students to be conscientious global citizens who positively impact the world.
Vision
Empowering individuals to thrive in an inclusive and equitable learning ecosystem, where personalization of learning, understanding of other viewpoints, and well-being is the forefront of education.
Our Administration Team
Our History
The construction of Harrison Trimble High School began in September 1960 and was first occupied by classes in September 1961. At that time, the school had 37 teachers and 25 classes with an enrolment of 837 students. HTHS was unique in that it was the first school in the greater Moncton area to have bilingual high school classes in the same building with English students in academic and commercial classes. In the 2024-2025 school year, HTHS has over 100 teachers with an enrolment of over 1,600 students.
The school is named in honour of Dr. Harrison H. Trimble, who was born and educated in Hampton, NB. He is a graduate of UNB and was a star athlete in football, basketball, and track. After having served in the First World War, Dr. Trimble came to Moncton in 1922 and taught at the former Aberdeen High School. In addition, he served as Secretary of the School Board and Superintendent of the Moncton Schools.
Contact Us
Address:
80 Echo Drive
Moncton, NB
E1C 3H8
Contact:
Office: 506-856-3417
Fax: 506-856-3480
Email: harrisontrimble@nbed.nb.ca
Website: hths.nbed.ca