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I have been a student at Trinity School of Texas since I was three. Now that I am well into high school, I am still glad I go there. Though there are some drawbacks related to sports and class size, there are also benefits. My class is so closly knit we are like brothers and sisters. I don't mind going to school, because my teachers ensure we never have a dull day, and yet, at the same time, we learn. Since the school got me to take the SAT in 7th grade, I have been bombarded by college brochures. I was even excepted to college in the 8th grade. However, I am staying at TST to finish out my high school years in a friendly, christain environment.
I was at TST from K-6th and then left to try public school. After 4 years in public school I went back to TST. Even though they do not have football, we excelled in V-Ball and Soccer! Some Texas parents might think their kid is missing out by not having it, but this school is by far what got me into the colleges I was accepted to. The teachers really care and will spend extra time before and after school to help you. If your child want to go to a good college TST is the way to go! I am now a student at A&M and a Vet Med Student!
I have had my 3 kids at Trinity since kindergarten and have been very pleased with the performance of the school. We initially chose the school as it was convenient to my downtown office and the hospital where my wife worked. I have found the school leadership to be responsive to concerns of parents. As far as private schools in the area, I believe that Trinity is the best for college preparatory curriculum. The school actively pushes students to participate in extracurricular activities in the community. They have nominated my kids for the Duke TIP program and National Youth Leadership Conference
I have two children at TST and could not be happier! All a parent needs to do is spend time around the campus to see what a positive environment it is. Students are challenged but are allowed to be children. This traditional Episcopal school has seen success beyond the doors for over 50 years.
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