Reinhardt Holm Elementary School

Well let’s say that I have lived here in Pensacola for 68 yrs. The kids that do well are the ones that come from affluent families. They get treated with a higher quality of respect than say a low income families child. They do not handle kids that are not in the box so to speak. They cover each other’s backs at all times . As stated earlier ant to push away kids that don’t fit in the mold. Maybe another institution would be better for you . Remember there are always alternatives regardless of your socioeconomic situation , ie step up for students. It will allow many more options than the basic liberal approach that is being undertaken in escambia co. My child 3 rd grade , they have prayers , pledge of allegiance, and a strong code of morals , respect and integrity. Not in a public school obviously.

I really like this school. The teachers so far have all been really helpful and specially Ms. Nobles, Ms. Nickerson, and Ms. H and so many more. They have elected to teach our children, and for that I am thankful. I pray for our teacher so God can give them wisdom and knowledge to know what to teach them. I am a very involve parent. So I always available to help the teachers and the school.

I love this school. The Principals run a tight ship! That's good. Safety is wonderful! The very best Safety Guardian ever!! Teachers are excellent and it's very easy to stay in contact with them. I volunteer and I love it.

Worst school EVER. My son attends kindergarten here after having to leave the Santa Rosa county school district and this is by far the worst school I have ever dealt with. The children are mean to him, call him names, CUSS around him, push him, hit him, etc and the teacher does NOTHING even after I have contacted the school on several occasions! Not to mention my son tells me that he doesn’t learn anything at all in class. He is never sent home with homework or completed school work, I’m convinced that they don’t do any work at all! There is no communication at all so I never know what’s going on or when school is out - NOTHING! Something needs to be done! DO NOT PUT YOUR CHILDREN IN THIS SCHOOL!

We are thankful every day for our school! There are not enough stars to show the excellent education our children are receiving. It is individualized to each student (and I have 3 very different children with very different learning and emotional needs!) and there is a culture of kindness that is unique to our school. I cringe when I hear about the bullying going on in other similar private schools or local public schools and I am so thankful. Can't recommend enough!

I graduated in 2014, so it has been some time. I cannot speak to the school as it is now; however, as it was, it was a vibrant community with tons of community between classes. I will say that our class always felt like the last of the old guard as we were one of the first to go from K-12. It may very well have deteriorated since my graduation, but I cannot confirm or deny that. That all said, Trinitas prepared me well for life. I have stood out everywhere I've been... from working as a contractor and supporting multiple programs/program managers in Safety Engineering to working at Boeing in Cybersecurity and crushing performance reviews despite having had very little cybersecurity experience when I was first brought in. Trinitas gave me the traits I needed to be successful -from public speaking to calculus- and the worldview to acknowledge that my life is not my own, nor is my talent. Trinitas gave me an environment where that nerdy, pasty white kid with acne could flourish. My life is a product of the ones who have poured their life out into me, and quite a few of the ones I contribute my success to were friends, teachers, or otherwise at Trinitas. Was it perfect? No. Was it what my younger self needed? I could not say yes enough times.