Trivium School

Trivium has been a full partner in the education of our children from 7th-12th grades. The school has excellent tutors who take interest in the academic development of each of his/her students. Classes are small so students receive lots of individual attention. It has a strong Catholic identity. But, it also admits students of other religions. We would strongly recommend the school to other famililes because it offers a fine classical education that rivals that provided by the elite prep schools of New England- and at a fraction of the cost.
--Submitted by a parent

Trivium is an excelent Catholic school, providing students with a classical education in a moral environment. Students progress through grammar, logic, and rhetoric groups with every grade completed, learning cold, hard facts, how to infer facts using reason, and how to articulate those facts. The school building is beautiful as well; I can only think of 3 rooms without some elaborate carved-wood molding. The sports program is small, but from what I can see is growing rapidly. The student body is small, with fewer than 100 students attending, (number subject to change, but accurate at the time of writing this review) creating an atmosphere of familiarity and, dare I say it, family. The only downsides that come to mind are freezing temperatures and a lack of emphasis on math skills. Two thumbs up!
--Submitted by a student

One of the best classical curriculum's in the area. Latin is included. Juniors and Seniors present thesis papers/arguments to parents who can question/challenge information and conclusions. They have soccer and basketball, but no other sporting opportunities.
--Submitted by Richard Brouillette, a parent