Trinity Lutheran School vs. St. Margaret's Catholic School

Trinity Lutheran School is committed to making disciples of Jesus Christ by providing a classical Christ-centered education so that it's students, firmly grounded in God's Word, may demonstrate and share God's Grace in their lives, at home, at school, and in our community.

Trinity follows a long tradition of Lutheran Schools that provide excellence in education.

All subjects are taught from a Christian perspective.  The curriculum meets the requirements of the State of Wyoming and the Lutheran Church Missouri Synod.

Saint Margaret's School provides a strong classical curriculum in the areas of academic, aesthetic, social, moral, spiritual and physical in the important formation of the whole child.

Saint Margaret's School is family oriented in the belief that the family is the first and most important educator of their children and that the school exists to support the family's endeavor to form each child as a citizen of this world and of the next, most important world.

The students then go to their roomy, cheerful classrooms for religion class followed by the language arts classes of reading, English, spelling and vocabulary.

Math, science and social studies, Spanish and Latin make up the other core classes.

In the afternoon the children participate in the continuation of the core subjects and the enrichment classes of art, music, PE, library, and computers.

A classical curriculum calls for memory work which is one of the strengths of a young student.