A Community of Learners
Freedom to focus, freedom to explore, freedom to grow
There's a freedom in a single-sex classroom that allows us to accomplish our mission more effectively.
Fostering one great conversation
We bring philosophy, history, literature and theology under the same umbrella, and discuss them in one course. Three goals of the course are to learn how to read well, to discuss well and to write with clarity and depth.
Filling the gap between the chalkboard and demonstrations
Matlab programming enables students to integrate what they're learning in math and science.
Enabling students to thrive
"I want them to see the beauty of our topics, not just ask: how do you solve a problem?"— Faculty member.
Roots, Mission, and Vision: A Speech By Andrew Zwerneman
The Trinity School student is trained to work collaboratively. The drama students edit their text with the director; science and math students team up to execute projects and problem sets; seminars are collective efforts to drive the participants to greater understanding of the text at hand and the important matters derived from the text. Close to 90% of our students play on at least one sports team, working together to achieve their collective goals as teams. 100% of our students belong to Trinity Life, our student organization, and we regularly get near 100% participation for Trinity Life events inside and outside of school time.
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