Trinity Lutheran School

I have mixed emotions about this school. The classroom setting offers a "Stand and deliver" approach to learning. Small groups and individualized instruction is non-existent. Rarely does the teacher communicate concerns; however, if you contact the teacher, she will comply but does not offer student information on a "preventive level". The principal is too safe. TLS Staff should learn to "think out of the box a little more and accelerate each child' s potential to demonstrate exceptional performance.
--Submitted by a parent

Trinity Lutheran school is a great schol. The teachers are great with all the kids and help improve all kids education.
--Submitted by a student

This school is good, I've learned a lot, but there are not many extra-curricular activities or electives. I'm going to public school next year.
--Submitted by a student

Im an 8th grader at trinity and this school is fun at times!..I love the pre -algebra math teacher shes very nice. When I graduate this june I will always remember trinity as a good school but also a fun one as well..GOO TRINITY BULLDOGS
--Submitted by a student

I'm a 7th grader at trinity and I've been going there since 1st grade. I've learned so much. I've had amazing experiences and have met some great people. I like mist of the teachers some are not so great but overall they are amazing especially the math teacher. I love our principal. I like the fact that his door is always open. He's really nice. I've had some small problems but nothing that never was fixed. I love tinity and will always remember it once i graduate next year.
--Submitted by a student

I am ikn eight grade and will be graduating at the end of June. This school is the best. I have been here since kindergarden and i love it and the teachers are the best and understanding. I will miss this school when i leave. I LOVE YOU TRINITY LUTHERAN SCHOOL.<3
--Submitted by a student

Parents please think twice about this enrolling your child in this school. Bullying is a problem and doesnt seem to be addressed by the teacher as it should. My child had to be physcially hurt before the teacher would even accept this was happening. This stricks me as odd, since the teachers and staff since they treat all the children to be the same. Individuality is not cherised. They expect all the childrent to be from the same mold. Dont even consider it if your child has any type of learning problem or disability. I should have listened to my intuition, but instead I subjected my daughter to this. I'm happy she is not there anymore.
--Submitted by a parent

My children all graduated from Trinity Lutheran School and have fond memories. They were well prepared for high school and beyond because Trinity has a solid program with high academic and behavioral expectations. Character traits such as respect, honesty, responsibility, compassion, etc. are promoted and recognized. The faculty/staff are caring and very open to communication. The principal is a no nonsense kind of person who oversees good order and appropriate behavior...yet he is quite reasonable and understanding. If parents model respect for authority, are supportive of teachers, and oversee their child's study habits and assignments, they will be very pleased at Trinity and doing their kids a favor besides.
--Submitted by a parent

i go to the school its alright but if u act up in that school u wont succeed in it but if u face your books and listening to the teacher your school will be fun 8/1/08
--Submitted by a student

My daugther entered the 7th grade there. She loves the school, the loving and caring environment. The teachers are terrific and so is the staff
--Submitted by a parent