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December 2017 by matt orban
Love Trinity School. Administrative staff is so easy to work and communicate with. The teachers are able to give the students the attention they need. Great sports team opportunities. Scholarships available!!!
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December 2017 by Phyllis A. Still
I love this school! My grand kids have received an excellent education from TST. I also love the fact that the school is supportive of local authors.
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December 2016 by Kate Sparks
Been going here since I was 2 and often find myself way ahead of kids my age in other schools.
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December 2015 by Ashley Stegall Rutherford
When my family relocated to Longview shortly before the start of last school year, we toured Trinity as a potential employer for me (elementary teacher) and our two year old daughter. After meeting Gary Whitwell (head of school) & Jessica Wilkinson (head of lower school) my husband & I agreed that there was something very special about this school. Little did we know that Trinity & the friendships we made with the families at TST would be the greatest blessing during our time in Longview. The school has administrators, faculty & staff who devote their time, energy & hearts to make this school a positive & nurturing (but rigorous) educational community. The EC & lower school programs are phenomenal; having relocated back to a large metropolitan city, I am struggling to find a 2 year old program as thorough & a campus as special as that of TST. The outclass teachers at Trinity work tirelessly to provide fun, engaging & meaningful programs for the students & encourage the students to excel in their areas of personal interest. One of the best experiences that Trinity has to offer is the alignment throughout the entire campus, not only academically but socially. Two year old classes are included in music programs, chapel & school pep rallies. My former students (ages 4 & 5) had the pleasure of interacting with our high school aids, as well as upper elementary reading buddies. Not only did my students look up to them, it was obvious that the older students knew that they were role models & were trusted with the opportunity to teach and interact with these younger students. Valuable life experiences.Lower school chapel helps students understand the foundation of religion as well instill positive character traits that define christian values. All school chapel (where you could often find parents, grandparents & alumnae) helped them to see what faith looks like long term. The families at Trinity were kind, inclusive and all around wonderful people. In my experience, Trinity was a school filled with teachers who help students set high goals & achieve based on their personal strengths, good hearted families who simply want the best for their children & most important; HAPPY & high achieving children.
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December 2015 by Rebecca Houston
It's more than a diploma! It's a education without limits...family for a lifetime. ouTSTanding!
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December 2014 by Kari Bailey
What a wonderful school! My oldest graduated from Trinity in 2011. She went on to Baylor University and has done extremely well. She was very well prepared for college by her academic and social experiences at TST. My youngest is a Junior in High School and continues to benefit from his years at Trinity. Small classes with individual attention, family like atmosphere, amazing staff and teachers, sports and creative outlets are just a few of the perks! Go Titans!
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December 2014 by Amy McHaney
Our kids have had a wonderful experience at Trinity - they are eager to go to school every single day. Teachers make learning fun with lots of interactive projects, as well as emphasis on basic skills - without the pressure of STAAR testing (though Trinity does utilize standardized testing for benchmarking purposes). We love the student to teacher ratio and the nurturing environment!
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December 2014 by Tali Wilkinson
I am a parent and alumnus of Trinity School of Texas. As a student (many years ago), I thoroughly enjoyed my time at TST and felt well prepared for college. In the years since I graduated, Trinity has developed into a well-rounded and challenging school that I am proud to send my children. I have been impressed with all of the distinguished schools that TST graduates are being accepted.
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December 2014 by David Houston
I've had 3 kids at Trinity since they were 2 years old. One is a Senior at TCU. Another just graduated and will be attending UT-Austin in the fall. The other will be a rising Junior at TST. I give Trinity a tremendous amount of credit for their development, both academically as well as their character.They are well rounded. In addition to being good students, they have all participated in numerous athletic and extracurricular activities. I don't know of another school, public or private, that allows for and encourages the involvement in so many activities.They are prepared for college and beyond. They have experienced a rigorous college preparatory academic environment. Maybe more importantly, they have been instilled with a sense of independence and creative wonder. They are ready for what college and life will throw at them.Most importantly, they are decent and caring individuals. They see the big picture and have been encouraged, from day one, to make a positive impact on their fellow students and the community at large.These qualities that have been instilled in my children are not limited to our immediate family. Everyone at Trinity is encouraged, nurtured, challenged and driven to succeed.My wife and I are proud to be supporters of TST and ever grateful for what the school has done for us and for others.
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December 2013 by Leah Murray
I have a son in pre-K and a daughter in Kindergarten, they have both attended since they were two! The teachers make learning so much fun for them and everyday they come home and can't wait to show me what they learned that day. The teachers are amazing here and you can really tell how much they care! Love TST!!
