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Trinity Schools provide an education for sixth through twelfth grades that is at once disciplined and creative, intellectual and moral, an education firmly planted in the soil of the Christian tradition.
Small, single-sex classes, humanities seminars, advanced math and science programs, and a focus on the fine arts make for a rich and rigorous educational experience.
Club or Organization: Chess Club, Drama Club, Latin Club, Mock Trial, Robotics Club, Trinity Life Committee, Volunteer Club, Yearbook
Arts and Music Programs: Art Club, Chamber Choir, Mens' Choir, Womens' Choir
Recreational Athletic Programs: Ski Club
School Notes
The mission of Trinity Schools is to impart basic ordered
knowledge about the world and to train students in basic
intellectual skills and qualities of mind so that they might be of
use to God in the wise care and governance of his creation and in
the building of his kingdom. We accomplish this by establishing a
culture marked by the discovery of truth, the practice of goodness,
the creation of beauty, and the development of intellectual and
aesthetic habits of mind. Trinity School is a community of learners
characterized by the rigorous exploration of reality, the free and
disciplined exchange of ideas, and active participation in the fine
arts.
6th-12th grade
4-time award winner of the U.S. Board of Education's Blue
Ribbon of Excellence Award
Highest SAT scores in the area
Single-sex class rooms
Co-ed school
Mission focused
Unparalleled training in writing
Daily morning prayer
Core curriculum
Integrated math and science curriculum
Four years of Latin
College-level MATLAB instruction (only offered in 3 high
schools in the US)
When is the application deadline for Trinity School At Greenlawn?
The application deadline for Trinity School At Greenlawn is Dec. 1 / rolling (applications are due on Dec. 1 but additional applications are reviewed year-round as space permits ).
Grades: PK-12 | 513 students13.5 miles 25943 County Road 22 Elkhart, IN 46517 (574) 293-1609
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School Reviews
5.00 out of 5(2 reviews)
55/13/2013
I thoroughly enjoyed my time as a Trinity student. I was able to delve deeply into our topics of study because of the small classes and the emphasis on having a depth of inquiry and sense of wonder. I felt safe enough in my classes to throw out half-baked ideas and explore their implications. I missed the honest, truth-seeking discussions when I went on to the University of Chicago. It was a great university, but I found my education at Trinity to be more intellectually and emotionally fulfilling. Trinity was also just a fun place to be! We were serious about learning and serious about having fun together.
- Posted by Student/Alumni - ginae
510/27/2012
Despite its emphasis on excellence, this is the friendliest school I''ve known. I love that all students take music (performance and composition), art (studio and art history) and drama. Not surprisingly, its students are accepted into some of the top colleges, many receiving academic scholarships.
- Posted by Parent - r2san
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