Trinity Academy of Raleigh

Private | K-12 | Christian | 337 students |  

PHONE: (919) 786-0114

FAX: (919) 786-0621

HOURS: 7 hours per day

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10224 Baileywick Rd

Raleigh, NC 27609

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"We are best known for vibrant learning community."

Raleigh's Trinity Academy of Raleigh is a private school. It is coed and Christian affiliated, serving 337 students in grades K-12.

This school's average Community Rating, based on 25 reviews, is 4 out of 5 stars.

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Posted on Oct 5, 2011
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We have a kindergarten student at Trinity and we have been thrilled with everything about this school. He initially began kindergarten at a magnet school in July and was completely overwhelmed by the chaos. He had almost daily crying spells, was waking up at 4 am worrying about school, and frequently asked if he could quit school, despite his teacher's valiant efforts to help him adjust. We decided to pull him out so he could start at Trinity on time at the end of August, and he is a different child here! Not one tear shed, not one complaint, and he was upset that he couldn't go to school on Labor Day! The magnet school is a good school, but it was not a good choice for our child. If your child thrives on routine, order, a peaceful classroom, and academics, then Trinity is a perfect choice. The Christian education is icing on the cake, reinforcing what he's learning at home, Sunday School, and church. I cannot say enough positive things about Trinity. It is worth every penny of tuition to ask him, "How was school today?" and hear, "It was great! I loved it!" every single day.
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Posted on Jul 20, 2011
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My husband and I had been interested in Trinity Academy for our son since he was a baby. We had researched Trinity and had spoken with a friend who has children at Trinity. Our son will soon start his second year at Trinity, and we have been completely satisfied with our experience. The teachers take a personal interest in the children and in their success. Trinity encourages family involvement and sponsors activities during the year to build relationships. We could not be happier with our decision to join Trinity!
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Posted on May 22, 2011
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After two years at Trinity Academy, our family is thrilled with the school. Our daughter is very happy and seems to be thriving is this loving academic enviornment. She is working hard but having fun. Her teacher is extraordinarily passionate about teaching! The community is caring and quick to support those in need. I would highly recommend Trinity Academy!
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Posted on Feb 20, 2011
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We transferred to Trinity from another north Raleigh private school two years ago and are so thankful we did! Teachers and administrators are caring and committed. Our children are learning at an incredible pace and are being challenged with a rigorous curriculum. Best decision we ever made for our children!
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Posted on Feb 2, 2011
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This is our 3rd year at Trinity. I have yet to be disappointed. I have found the academics to be impressive, the teachers supportive and kind, and the administration to be friendly, welcoming, intelligent and caring. The best thing I could ever say is that my children are truly happy here. They really feel loved, encouraged, supported and safe. I could not ask for more!
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Posted on Jan 26, 2011
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It saddens me that a school has to build their reputation through marketing & pr instead of real parents/students/community. How interesting of a time (the week of open house) that the below response was added by a "parent". I think that this website is a wonderful avenue for parents & students to voice their experiences -- whether that be positive or negative -- about a school. It just needs to be honest! Obviously, the below post is trying to sway parents away from the public school system & enter their private institution. Because why? They are losing students to an otherwise superior-run system. Communication at this school is awful! My child who attended classes there was bullied by other students in front of the teacher & nothing was done OR communicated by them. If you need to go into the front office -- no one is ever there! Good luck trying to get in touch with someone on the phone as well! Its simply a poorly-run school and is NOT worth the money. You are better off with the many magnet school options, St. Timothy's, etc. ANYTHING but this school.
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Posted on Jan 26, 2011
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The WORST experience at any school my child has ever attended. Pretentious, supercilious, nastiest attitudes among the educators and administrators that I have ever encountered. The teachers were under-prepared, ill-equipped and non-communicative! With regards to their curriculum, although highly boasted as exceptional, it is nothing more than handouts printed off of a website. Saxon Math?! Google it you are better off homeschooling than forking out the tuition cost. While eerily pleasant at first, we witnessed boorish and backbiting behavior from several of the staff members gossiping about other parents! THE families that help support the school & help pay their salaries! Truly awful! Is that where you want to invest time, money & your child s education? Don't be fooled. They will teach your children how to live like self-entitled, self-serving individuals with no mindset besides their own hypocritical way.
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Posted on Nov 16, 2010
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Outstanding educational model. My child graduated with a significant merit scholarship and is enrolled in a top national university. Without a Trinity education, I feel certain these opportunities would not have been possible.
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Posted on Nov 1, 2010
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How many times do we look at reviews and think "wow"! - Either good or bad, everyone is entitled to their own opinion. The main focus of us as parents is to collect our own facts, actually watch the interaction with the parents, teachers and students and form our individual opinion. That being said, Trinity Academy is more that "trailers", the money is focused on the student body and attracting the best talent to enhance our children's educational environment. We have loved every minute of Trinity. We have two kids and at least once a week, they have thanked us for enrolling them at Trinity. Sure, there are ups and downs, but that is exactly what life is. The leadership at Trinity acknowledges this and are trying to equip our children with the most current techniques available. I truly believe that Trinity is a school worth "looking inside" at
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Posted on Mar 26, 2010
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The worst experience of our live. Pompous, arrogant, worst attitudes among the teachers that I have ever seen. The teachers here have no accountability. The marketing is slick but promises are false. There were two sports programs we were promised but did not have. The tutoring program required up front payment but did not deliver. The teachers were rigid and uncreative, even the elective classes were bad! I have never seen such an overpriced underperforming product in my life. The lower school is better than the upper. This school has gone way down over the years and they do not care. I was never once asked for feedback when I left. A year of our life and $20K plus we will never see again! If you are thinking of placing your child there, get a roster from the prior year and call, call, call! Don't trust the marketing!
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