Providing a quality education for your child is an investment in his or her own future.

Unfortunately, educational trends in the United States are making it harder for a wide variety of families to gain access to private education. At Trinity School, we are dedicated to resisting this trend and to making the education we offer affordable for as many families as possible.

Our full tuition represents an excellent value in the Twin Cities market. Nonetheless, we understand many families with qualified children may not be able to afford the entire cost of tuition.

In fact, more than half of current Trinity students receive some kind of assistance in the form of need-based scholarships or tuition reduction. For those who apply for assistance, the final cost to attend is adjusted on a sliding scale according to each family’s income and financial situation. Many factors, including family size and the number of students enrolled in other private schools, affect each family’s final cost to attend.

Figuring Out Your Final Cost to Attend
Like many independent schools, we begin our formal financial consideration process by having parents complete the Blackbaud Financial Aid Management Application. This is a tool that assesses a family’s ability to contribute to educational expenses. If you would like to learn more about the financial aid process, please contact our financial aid office: Mrs. Susan Neuville, Director of Financial Aid, sneuville@trinityschools.org or 651.395.6813.

Once your child has been accepted to Trinity, you will receive information about enrollment and the process for applying for financial assistance.

    Tuition
    Your own child’s final cost to attend will depend upon the outcome of the financial aid process.

    Tuition rates for 2023-2024 and 2024-2025:

    • Grades Six, Seven and Eight: $15,925
    • Grades Nine through Twelve: $18,200
    • Books and Fees: $425 – $770 (varies by grade)

    Trinity Schools does not unlawfully discriminate with respect to race, color, gender, national origin, age, disability, or other legally protected classifications under applicable law, with respect to the administration of its programs.