Trinity Lutheran School vs. St. Joseph Academy

Trinity Lutheran School mission is to develop a joy of life and learning in each child that will last a lifetime.

The staff of Trinity Lutheran School works together with the Pastor and Congregation of Trinity Lutheran Church to offer each child the opportunity to grow and learn in a caring, Christ-Centered Environment.

The primary goal of our experienced teachers and administrators is the social, emotional, and spiritual development of each child.

An emphasis on Social and Academic Readiness will prepare your child for success in school.

Trinity Lutheran School will do everything we can to ensure the Safety of your Child while he/she is in our care.

Our family atmosphere will allow your child to experience joy with each new achievement during the important early years of Learning and Growth.

All Parents or Guardians are invited to join our Parent Group; "Parents and Teachers Together.

This organization sponsors activities to enrich the Children's School experiences.

The administrators, faculty and staff, strive to serve the faith-community of Saint Joseph Parish, Bogota-Teaneck, by enhancing our catholic identity and challenging one another to accept and live the call of the Gospel.

We share our God-given gifts and talents in order to provide academic and spiritual support for our students.

We strive to bring each of his/her potential in becoming productive members of God's family.

It is our belief that through varied models of instruction in the areas of academics and human knowledge, our students will be guided to live out our Christian values and deepen their respect for the democratic society in which we live.

Our goals are to instill Christian moral values through the teaching of the Gospel, as well as providing positive role models through the example of our teachers; to provide our students with the tools, the enthusiasm, and the vision to utilize their talents to help create a world that mirrors the grandeur of God, its loving Creator; to encourage self-discipline and a sense of responsibility; to develop a love of learning and to develop a curriculum that will accept the challenges of an ever-changing technological society; and to instill a prayerful and compassionate approach to life by reminding the students of our basic Christian relationship of living dependence on God and willing service of others.