Art
Mrs. Hartley · Tue 10:05am–11:55am
Drawing, painting and crafts for little hands, with picture study.
Ages 4–5 by September 1.
A classical Christian hybrid school
About Trinity Academy
Our Mission
Trinity Academy exists to partner with families in raising children who love God, love their neighbor, and love learning, through a classical, Christ-centered education.
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Our Vision
We picture graduates who think clearly, speak graciously and serve faithfully: young men and women equipped to pursue truth, goodness and beauty wherever God calls them, in Industry and far beyond.
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Statement of Faith
We hold to the historic Christian faith as summarized in the Apostles' and Nicene Creeds.
- The Scriptures of the Old and New Testaments are the inspired Word of God.
- There is one God, eternally existing in three persons: Father, Son and Holy Spirit.
- Salvation is by grace through faith in Jesus Christ, who died and rose again.
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Our Model: Classical, Christian, Hybrid
Classical
Students move through the stages of learning, from mastering facts in the early grades, to reasoning in the middle years, to persuasive expression in high school.
Christian
Every subject is taught as part of God's world, and the school day begins and ends in prayer.
Hybrid
Students are on campus Monday through Thursday with our teachers. Friday is a home day: parents guide the at-home work using each teacher's weekly plan, published on the portal.
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Class catalog
PreK & Kindergarten
Humanities
Mrs. Hartley · Mon/Tue/Thu 8:30am–9:40am
Stories, songs, poems and early phonics for four- and five-year-olds.
Ages 4–5 by September 1.
Nature Study
Mrs. Hartley · Mon/Thu 10:05am–11:55am
Outdoor observation of plants, birds and weather, with a nature journal.
Ages 4–5 by September 1.
Grades 1–3
Bible
Mrs. Lindqvist · Tue 8:30am–9:40am
Reading Scripture as one story, with memory work, catechism and discussion suited to each age.
Grammar
Mrs. Lindqvist · Mon/Thu 8:30am–9:40am
Phonics, spelling and English grammar through chants, copywork and dictation.
History
Mrs. Lindqvist · Mon 1:00pm–3:10pm
The story of the world told through narrative, timelines, maps and primary sources.
Mathematics
Mrs. Lindqvist · Mon/Tue/Thu 10:05am–11:55am
Mastery-based arithmetic and mathematics with daily practice and mental math.
Music
Mrs. Delacroix · Tue 1:00pm–3:10pm
Singing, hymnody, rhythm and the beginnings of music reading.
PE
Miss Brooks · Thu 1:00pm–3:10pm
Games, skills and fitness with an emphasis on sportsmanship.
Grades 4–6
Bible
Miss Brooks · Tue 10:05am–11:55am
Reading Scripture as one story, with memory work, catechism and discussion suited to each age.
History
Miss Brooks · Mon 1:00pm–3:10pm
The story of the world told through narrative, timelines, maps and primary sources.
Latin
Mrs. Delacroix · Mon/Thu 8:30am–9:40am
Latin grammar and vocabulary as the doorway to English, logic and the classics.
Mathematics
Miss Brooks · Mon/Thu 10:05am–11:55am
Mastery-based arithmetic and mathematics with daily practice and mental math.
Science
Miss Brooks · Tue 8:30am–9:40am
Observation, experiment and the order of creation, with a lab notebook.
Grades 7–8
Latin
Mrs. Delacroix · Mon/Wed 10:05am–11:55am
Latin grammar and vocabulary as the doorway to English, logic and the classics.
Bible
Rev. Whitcomb · Tue 1:00pm–3:10pm
Reading Scripture as one story, with memory work, catechism and discussion suited to each age.
Literature
Rev. Whitcomb · Mon/Wed 1:00pm–3:10pm
Close reading and discussion of great books, with written responses.
Logic
Mr. Rauschert · Thu 1:00pm–3:10pm
Formal logic: terms, propositions and syllogisms, and spotting fallacies.
Science
Mr. Okafor · Tue/Thu 10:05am–11:55am
Observation, experiment and the order of creation, with a lab notebook.
History
Mr. Rauschert · Mon/Wed 8:30am–9:40am
The story of the world told through narrative, timelines, maps and primary sources.
Mathematics
Mr. Okafor · Tue/Thu 8:30am–9:40am
Mastery-based arithmetic and mathematics with daily practice and mental math.
Mathematics
Mr. Okafor · Mon/Wed 8:30am–9:40am
Mastery-based arithmetic and mathematics with daily practice and mental math.
US History
Mr. Rauschert · Tue/Thu 8:30am–9:40am
American history from colonization through Reconstruction, with primary documents.
Grades 9–12
History
Mr. Rauschert · Tue/Thu 10:05am–11:55am
The story of the world told through narrative, timelines, maps and primary sources.
Mathematics
Mr. Okafor · Mon/Wed 1:00pm–3:10pm
Mastery-based arithmetic and mathematics with daily practice and mental math.
Rhetoric
Rev. Whitcomb · Tue/Thu 8:30am–9:40am
The art of persuasive speaking and writing, culminating in a senior thesis.
Science
Mr. Okafor · Tue/Thu 1:00pm–3:10pm
Observation, experiment and the order of creation, with a lab notebook.
Theology
Rev. Whitcomb · Mon/Wed 8:30am–9:40am
Systematic study of Christian doctrine and the creeds.
Clubs & activities
Chess
Mr. Rauschert · Wed 12:15pm–12:55pm
Weekly chess club for all ages: tactics, openings and friendly tournaments.
Documents
Families and staff: the Student Handbook, Uniform Policy and other documents are inside the portal.