Tabernacle Christian School vs. Trinity High School

Tabernacle Christian School offers a Christ-centered education for students in K-4 through twelfth grade.

Tabernacle Christian School exists to assist the Christian home and the local New Testament church in the rearing of children by providing a sound academic and spiritual atmosphere for Christ-centered learning excellence.

Tabernacle Christian School maintains strong music and dress standards and believes strongly in Biblical separation from worldliness and compromise.

Tabernacle Christian School is approved by the American Association of Christian Schools, and our high school students are able to participate in the American Christian Honor Society.

Tabernacle Christian School also offers a competitive athletic program, participating in the New Hampshire Association of Christian Schools, a seven-team sports league consisting of Christian schools located throughout New Hampshire.

Trinity High School is a diocesan, Catholic, co-educational community, fostering mutual respect among students, faculty, staff and parents.

Its ministry is to teach the Gospel message, build fellowship and effect change through service to others.

Catholic values permeate the school's college preparatory curriculum for the maximum development of the whole person.

As a Catholic school and caring community, we are committed to the following objectives: to make students aware of peace and justice issues and provide them with motivation and empowerment to become involved; to offer a college-preparatory program that stimulates intellectual, creative, emotional and physical growth and develops critical thinking skills; to encourage in students a healthy respect for self, family, school and society while fostering caring relationships within the Trinity family; to maintain a strong campus ministry program which will infuse into all aspects of the school a sense of Catholic values and traditions, provide varied and age-appropriate religious worship experiences, all leading to an enhanced spiritual and moral development in students; and to provide an ordered and disciplined environment which facilitates the development of the whole person, while encouraging all individual gifts and talents.