Trinitas Christian School

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.

As an alumni, I can attest to the fact that Trinitas trains your children more than develops them. Individual thought or expression is not tolerated. You are told how to act, speak, and think. You are welcome in its "community" only if you act a certain way (clearly evident in the school's lack of diversity). Friendships are shallow since you fear doing or saying something that will ostracize you from the "community". If you care about your child's mental health and wellbeing in additional to their spiritual growth, I would recommend looking elsewhere.

This is a great school. Our kids are very happy and their education exceeds our expectations. Highly recommended!

I have three sons at Trinitas. Some of what makes it special:- high academic standards, with the emphasis on striving for mastery, not achieving a certain grade;- a welcoming, vibrant community of families who are active in the life of the school;- a classical Christian education that cultivates an appreciation for beauty and truth and a child’s virtue and faith; and- a talented, experienced, and committed faculty and staff who love the school and its mission.I wish every child and family could experience it!

In May 2021, bad actors within the school community forced out the entire board and several excellent teachers, some of whom had invested in the school from its earliest days. In doing so these bad actors channeled the spirit of the French Revolution, decapitating the school body and cutting it off from its own past and memories. They believe their own new, rash behavior, which can boast little experience, no demonstrable success, and no patient humility is somehow better than the wisdom and practices that have accrued slowly and at the cost of much pain and labor.“Conservatism starts from a sentiment that all mature people can readily share: the sentiment that good things are easily destroyed, but not easily created. This is especially true of the good things that come to us as collective assets: peace, freedom, law, civility, public spirit, the security of property and family life, in all of which we depend on the cooperation of others while having no means singlehandedly to obtain it. In respect of such things, the work of destruction is quick, easy and exhilarating; the work of creation slow, laborious and dull. That is one of the lessons of the twentieth century. It is also one reason why conservatives suffer such a disadvantage when it comes to public opinion. Their position is true but boring, that of their opponents exciting but false.”This place made me a conservative. Tragically, after May 2021, much of what was good here has been undone by impatient, progressive people who’s visions are exciting but false.