The school proved popular among Fort Worth students, prompting an expansion that included an auditorium and gymnasium.

In 1964, An increase in the size of the student body prompted the 1967 construction of a new academic wing on the east side of the building.

A 1998 bond referendum made it possible for Trimble Tech to add a new band hall, technology wing, cafeteria and library.

[4][6] Trimble Tech sits about two miles (3 km) south of downtown Fort Worth, in a district called the Near Southside.

In addition to Texas-mandated curriculum requirements, Tech's students take classes that prepare them for various technical and career fields, such as carpentry, auto repair and a special-interest program called health science and hospital administration.

[8] In July 2010, Trimble Tech attained "Recognized" status based on its students' performance on state-mandated Texas Assessment of Knowledge and Skills standardized tests.

[1] Trimble Tech is a member of Conference 5A, Region 1, District 7 of the University Interscholastic League for all sports except wrestling.

Tech students also participate in orchestra, band, choir and drama programs, as well as various cultural and academic organizations, such as anime club and Link Crew.