Ask Us Anything

Catherine, our Director of Admissions, will reach out personally — usually within one business day. She'll answer your initial questions and, when you're ready, help you plan a visit to campus. There's no application pressure at this stage. This is simply a chance to get to know each other.

No. Inquiring is just the first step. It puts you in touch with someone who can answer your questions and help you decide whether a visit makes sense. Families typically visit campus before applying, and we'd love to show you what Trinity looks like in person before you make any decisions.

Trinity tends to be the right home for students who are curious, willing to be challenged, and ready to participate actively in their own education. If your family values faith, serious academics, and a wholesome community, this is worth exploring together.

Trinity serves students in grades 6 through 12. If your student is approaching middle school or anywhere in high school, now is a good time to start the conversation. Catherine can help you think through timing and what the transition might look like for your family.

Yes. Tuition Assistance is available for families who qualify. When you inquire, feel free to ask Catherine about the assistance process. We want the conversation about fit to happen before the conversation about finances — but we're happy to walk you through both.

That's exactly what this form is for. Inquiring simply means you'd like to learn more. After you submit, you'll receive information about Trinity's programs and community, and Catherine will be available to answer questions at whatever pace works for your family. There's no timeline you have to follow.