Trinity Christian School

I have three children attending Trinity in grade levels ranging from preschool to middle school. I've always been happy with the education my kids are receiving and believe it to be better & more well-rounded then they would get from our area public schools. The teachers & staff have a heart for God and truly care about the well being of our kids. I will continue to recommend this school to friends, family & other parents I meet.
—Submitted by a parent

As a parent who has 2 children going there, I think this is a wonderful school and my children are getting an incredible education. My 11 year old child has been there since she was 3 - and as she enters the 6th grade her skill and knowledge level is the same as those in a public junior high. Those that bash the school, based their opinions on assumptions not facts. The children at this school EXCEL on their SAT scores and they rank repeatedly higher than other schools.
—Submitted by a parent

Oh my gosh the principal of this school is horrible. Do not send your child to this school. The elementary teachers are good but they have no backing by administration. If your first impression of the office staff doesn't send you running meet the teachers. They are great. But the school has no money and no students less than 80 students in preschool to 8th grade and they have combined grade level classes. They do have a good music program but I don't think the music program can keep this school afloat...
—Submitted by a parent

Trinity Christian has helped me in everything I do. I have gone to trinity all of my life and I love it there. I am afraid of high school even thougfh i am only in 7th grade now. The teachers have prepared me for it and encourage me. They help me if I need it. Trinity does spend alot of time focusing on God and I love that. I think Trinity is a great school. I am in their music and sports programs and I am a Principal's List student( straight A's). The faculty is great especially the cheer coach!!! Trinity overall has made me a well rounded person. I just recently got 1st in the ACSI Math Olympics. Trinity is a great place to send your child.
—Submitted by a student

TCS does not prepare your children for the challenges ahead. There are no gears for constructive and competitive challenges for what these children are about to face in the future. TCS spends too much time with Christian Philosophy - This hold them back academically. These children are horrendous at language, math, science, history, comprehension and other general state education requirements. Do your homework and you will find TCS is below average over all. It is no wonder why it is so hard or impossible to find their ratings. It is not worth the money, the facility is run down, the administration is terrible, teachers are weak, and the parents are getting the fooled. Were does this money go...not to the facility and not to the teachers. The county should really investigate TCS academically. You would cringe if you knew how far behind these students are compared to other Sacramento schools.
—Submitted by a parent

My son has attended this school for many years. I was extremely happy with the K-6 program but the middle school has a lot to be desired. The teachers in the middle school are unorganized and lack enthusiasm. The middle school expects the children to keep track of thier own work and the teachers do not assist with this in any way.
—Submitted by a parent

Trinity is one of the best things that has ever happened to me. The teachers care about how well you do and encourage you to feel your highest potential. I have learned many thing from those teachers and have enjoyed being there student. the middle school teachers all work extremely hard to make sure their students are prepared for high school. When I started high school I was ready emotionally, academically and spiritually. So whoever thinks that Trinity is not fit is insane, because I don't think another school could have done a better job. If you want your child to be prepared for all of those things, Trinity is the right school. The teachers all love (not only their students but) all the students and alumni.
—Submitted by Breanna, a former student

I am very disappointed in this school overall. The facilities are run down. Where does all the money go? It isn't to teacher salaries. The before and after school care is understaffed and very young.
—Submitted by a parent

Our son who is in the eigth grade has attended Trinity Christian School for two years. It has been a wonderful experience for us as a family. As parents we look for the qualities of high academics, teachers who are caring and qualified, a solid music program and a sharp winning athletic program. At Trinity Christian School we found all of the above. Where the facilities need some remodeling their programs more than make up for it.
—Submitted by a parent

Trinity Christian School is the best school in our whole community.
—Submitted by a parent

Trinity Christian School has been tremendously helpful in making my children independent, confident, caring and god fearing. The teachers are very good and caring. I have liked to have my kids spent their days with such caring and inspiring teachers.
—Submitted by a parent

TCS is a non denominational christian school. It uses a Beka base learn curriculum. Class size averages less than 25 per. We've had our children in TCS for 3 yrs. And they are really on a fast track to college prep. I compared TCS against one of the top public school in our area and found that my kids where at least 1 to 2 yrs ahead. TCS has proven to be a great investment into our childs future.
—Submitted by Frederick Harlan, a parent