Trinity Grammar and Prep

coach jesse too stressful for my child, called names, what a joke! would not go there!

We chose this school for its wonderful environment and we couldn't be happier with the education our children are receiving at Kolbe Academy Trinity Prep school. Because of the small class sizes they receive individual attention and are taught at their level - going beyond their grade level in some subjects.
--Submitted by a parent

Trinity is a wonderful, family oriented K through 12 school. With about 95 students the staff and faculty take a personal interest in each child's Catholic education. The school offers a classical education with emphasis on the basics. My children have attended Trinity since Fall of 2001 and I have been very happy with the results of their education.
--Submitted by Kate Sciacca, a parent

This school is has a very friendly family feeling. It consists about 157 students which all are very studius and very good catholic children. Everyone is involved in some kind of sport and many acadimics. This school is very humble dosn't have much but you can feel the warmth and love in that school.
--Submitted by a former student

A small private orthodox Roman Catholic school not attached to a parish or diocese. It is run by laity. Offers daily mass. Solid Catholic education always in line with the Pope. Tough academic standards. Graduates have attended West Point, Gonzaga University, U of Dallas, Thomas Aquinas College, Christendom College, Franciscan University, Institute at U of San Francisco, St. Louis University, Fordham University, Loyola (in Chicago). The school was founded in 1995. At least 3 grads are working on their doctorates. (One MD, two PHD) There are approximately 145 students in grades K-12. Fields girls and boys basketball and soccer. Girls volleyball and boys baseball. The school belongs to the Sacramento Valley Christian League and has captured league championships more than once. The choir has produced a CD that was in the Ignatius Press Catalogue. Over 95% of the graduates attend college. Check it out at www.trinitygp.org.
--Submitted by Joe Wiesner, a staff