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Please have your security team contact me directly as I’m worried about a parent and his child No issues with schoolWill remove review once I speak to someonePolicecHP Contacted as well

I attended this school in the year from 2004-2007 and I loved the teachers and staff and they way they taught the students, andwent over and beyond when it came to well being and teaching of the students. Now that I am currently a working as a school staff here in this same school many many years later, I can see that nothing has changed. The teachers are still passionate and the students are still willing to learn.

This school reminds me of a WW2 prisoner of war camp. Parent participation is not encouraged

This school is amazing. The teachers and staff are very thoughtful and kind. They work really hard to ensure the students are getting the help they need and providing resources to help them from all aspects. I appreciate how in the loop they keep the parents via text and email, it really makes a difference when running on a busy schedule. They provide Family Engagement NIghts and provide a safe space for parents and teachers to stay in the loop together and answer any questions we have in regards to what's going on throughout the year. I highly recommend this school. I also appreciate that they have an officer on the grounds in the AM, PM & during events to keep the school safe. It makes a difference on our kids every day! Thank you to all the staff.

This school gave my daughter an excellent head start for her primary education, reading was one of the greatest tool the school gifted my daughter an excellent. This was thirty-five years ago. She is a professor tat the University of Alabama Birmingham.

My son love this school thank you so muCH

My daughter has been a student at Trinity since she was in pre-K and will be entering 2nd in the fall. I have had nothing but positive experiences with the teachers and community at this school. My daughter had been at home with me since birth before entering preK and it was definitely a learning curve for her. Her teachers worked with her closely to "close the gap" so to speak and even suggested some out-of-school activities to help. By the end of the year, she was ready to enter K and she has absolutely flourished in K and 1st grade. She loves reading, takes pride in her school activities and academics and has a great group of friends. She is always so happy every time we drive past the school ("Look! There's my school!") and that says everything to me.