Upper School

Curriculum Guide

One hundred percent of our graduating seniors have a variety of choices for college.

We achieve this through a dedicated faculty who are all teaching in their academic fields, by a comprehensive college counseling program that begins in ninth grade, and by stimulating academic courses, including honors, AP, and MSON offerings. Teachers encourage students to set high personal standards and achieve their greatest possible intellectual growth, and it is not unusual to see students studying on benches during their free time or enthusiastically engaging in discussion about issues addressed in class.

Leadership, character, and service to the community are at the forefront of our mission. Upper school students develop leadership skills and build character through long-lasting relationships cultivated with teachers, coaches, and other members of the Trinity family. While students have a great deal of freedom during the school day, the faculty is always available for help and advice. Half an hour after school is set aside for students to ask questions, reinforce the lessons of the day, prepare for upcoming tests and projects, or just do their homework in a supportive environment.

Trinity Prep has made the most important impacts on our son through character and spiritual development, leadership development, intellectual curiosity, an awareness of the local and global community, and preparedness for college and beyond."
Rick and Wendy Ahl