Trinity Lutheran School

My family absolutely loves Trinity. There is a wonderful balance between acedemics, sports and the lessons of Christ. I couldn't be happier with the teachers and staff. My kids are thriving acedemically and socially.
--Submitted by a parent

Both of my children attend trinity! With my experience as a parent, I love this school! The teachers are very helpful and so is the staff! My son transferred from public school! He wasn't learning anything at public school! I'm very grateful to have such loving people at this school! And I like that they don't have cafeteria lunches! Because I've seen what they serve at other schools! My son went from not reading at all to second grade level in 6 months! Great school
--Submitted by a parent

Doesn't sound like a school I would want my kids to go to. No lunch program. I would think that would be an important issue.

Visited with my wife. School only cares about athletics. Visited one of the classrooms and the teacher would not even acknowledge us. Principal had to apologize. Did not feel welcome there. Felt we were misled. Won't be sending our children there.
--Submitted by a parent

School is not set up to provide additional support services unless you are a member of the parish. School is primarily focused on athletics. 75% of students go to that church. If you are not from the parish, suggest looking elsewhere. School was not accomodating to my student's needs. I was very disappointed in the non-responsiveness of the Principal. I would really suggest you take a really close look at this school before sending your kids here. The community does not really care about the students and if you are an outsider, you will always be one. They do have a really nice gym though, if that is important to you.
--Submitted by a parent

Trinity Lutheran encompasses everything a parent is looking for, a teaching staff that nurtures students academically and socially by instilling Christian morals and beliefs. Their high academic standards enforce study habits and knowledge that will carry them well into their college days. Students come out of Trinity with the ability to be successful citizens that make the world a better place. If you are looking for a place for your child to succeed, develop high moral standards and have great self esteem, Trinity is the place for you.
--Submitted by a parent

I can't say enough great things about Trinity. They offer a top notch education, with best in the state athletics, as well. The teachers really go the extra mile and the principal is very involved in the day-to-day goings on. A wonderful private school education for a VERY reasonable cost.
--Submitted by a parent

I graduated for here and it's a good school to go to if you are looking for am environment that is relativly freindly with caring teachers that are willing to take time out of their day for you.

I went to this school for Pre-K through 8th grade and was extremely excited to get out of its walls. Though there is currently no manditory uniforms, there is an extremely strict dress code which limits students to wearing solid colored polo shirts tucked into dress pants. It also limits boys to having their hair above their eyes, ears, and collar. Most of the teachers are unfair to their students or 'play favorites' and treat some students better than others. While parents might consider this a good school, please let your children have some say in whether or not they attend Trinity.

My husband and brother-in-law both attended Trinity many years ago. We decided to give the school a try for our son who is now in First Grade. Everyday I am convinced we made the right decision. My son has flourished by going to this school. He is becoming a well-rounded young boy. The academic programs at Trinity are wonderful. My son can practically read anything put in front of him and he is in first grade. My son is surrounded by kind, hardworking children in part because of the teaching style of the faculty and also because of the high level of parental involvement at Trinity. Although Trinity is not a large school, it does provide everything a parent could want for their child's academic career. Take a look at Trinity, it's a wonderful place for your child to learn and grow.
--Submitted by a parent