Trinity is a great school to attend. I have attended Trinity from K-11 and have enjoyed everything this school provides to me. It provides students with a fun environment, while at the same time giving them a high quality education. I wouldn't attend any other school (public or private) in the area to
... Read more attend but Trinity. Schools like MA, Saint James, or ACA do not compare to what this school provides (education, athletics, and environment). If you want your child to grow up in a great Christian environment than Trinity is the best school to attend. Read less
Posted by a student on 04/18/09
Having attended Trinity and proceeded on to a highly ranked university I can say that Trinity left me ill prepared when compared to the high schools attended by my current peers. Any attempts to improve the quality of education seem to by stymied by the quibbling of the more influential parents whose
... Read more children may lack the ability to obtain a predetermined grade. Any religious aspects of the school do not penetrate further than the faux public relations image. Arts are practically nonexistent. But nonetheless, athletics remains as an indubitable powerhouse. Read less
Posted by a former student on 07/08/06
I attended Trinity for many years. The staff offers excellent academic opportunities, however, the leadership is, unfortunately, lacking in morals. The wealthiest and most influential families pull strings and are treated with, for the most part, whatever they desire. While they claim to be a 'Christian'
... Read more school, it is merely a tag line for them. There is a very small focus on the arts...the athletic teams are shown favoritism and sports take precidence over academics to a fairly heavy extent. I would recommend public school over choosing this private school to any parent who asked my advice. Read less
Posted by a former student on 06/04/06
Me and my husband had our child enrolled in this school for 2 years. After the first year we were not impressed, so we deceided to give it one more year thinking it was just that grade. We were wrong, the teachers at the school show favortisim. They have their favorites and they do not treat each child
... Read more the same. I did not want to be apart of this and had my child pulled out because of it. I believe each child should be treated the same, but that is not the case with the teachers at Trinity. Read less
Posted by a parent on 05/29/06
Our family has only been at Trinity two years, but I believe it is an exceptional school. The faculty does a tremendous job of tapping into each child's individual talents. I think Trinity wants to help each child reach his/her potential, whatever it may be. As far as parent involvement, Trinity will
... Read more allow you, as a parent, to do as much or as little you want to do. The opportunity is there, you just have to be willing to get involved. We believe that Trinity is the best school for our family. Read less
Posted by a parent on 02/17/06
After reading this last review, I have to respond. Surely this reviewer would not pay to send their children to a school they have this opinion about. Therefore, this 'parent' is trying to degrade a school their child does not attend or cannot attend. Trinity is an excellent school (so far through
... Read more 6th grade). Children can excel according to their strengths but are also encouraged in their weaknesses. As a father, athletics is important and should be stressed. Trinity is a relatively small community and participation in sports is expected. If you don't expect your child to participate or master the material then feel free to choose the public school system. Read less
Posted by a parent on 01/07/06
Trinity provides a sub-par educational experience focusing merely on an image based on a Christian appearance and athletic distraction. The degree to which parents are involved is based solely on their self-defined power derived from their annual income and standing in the school's affiliated church.
... Read more Discipline within the school is distributed unevenly upon the shoulders of those students who lack the influence and favoritism granted to those who epitomize the contrived image the school endlessly seeks. The challenge teachers can provide their students directly correlates to the ability of the aforementioned pupils to get the A their overly influential parents believe their child deserves regardless of any factors dealing with their actual academic ability. Read less
Posted by a parent on 03/05/05
Trinity is a great school. We've invested 14 years in the school, and have one graduate and one senior. The teachers really prepare the students for college. Sometimes the school seems to major on the minors, like policing the shoe dress code. Overall, we have been very pleased with TPS and think
... Read more it is the best school in Montgomery. Read less
Posted by a parent on 12/09/04
This school is wonderful. This school gives you an exceptional learning environment and also gives the students the freedom to serve as Christians.
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Posted by a teacher on 09/26/04
We have been at Trinity for four years and have no complaints at all. The staff is very helpful and flexible. The education is excellent. Most of all, I feel the teachers and staff love my child. They want my child to excel both in school, and in life.
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Montgomery schools — Trinity Presbyterian School is located at 1700 E Trinity Blvd, Montgomery AL 36106. 1700 E Trinity Blvd is in the 36106 ZIP code in Montgomery, AL Trinity Presbyterian School is a Private school that serves grade levels K - 12.
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