Trinity Lutheran School provide a Christian education that centers on God's Word.
Trinity Lutheran School is committed to aid parents in teaching their children to know the Lord and trust his promises, inspiring them to live as servants of God and mankind throughout eternity.
It is our goal at Trinity to help the child: grow in Christian stewardship of time, talents and possessions; practice his faith in relationships with others, especially peers; learn through new educational experiences; develop emotionally; and take care of and develop his body.
Trinity believes that a child's education is complete only after the child understands his relationship to God and knows how God would have him make use of the skills and abilities acquired through the academic disciplines.
Trinity seeks to reinforce the spiritual training of the parents by its educational programs and policies.
It is essential for the parents and the school to work together in the spiritual training of children.
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Quick Stats (2024-25)
Grades: Prekindergarten-8
Enrollment: 103 students
Application Deadline: None / Rolling
Source: Verified school update
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