From the Head of School

Welcome to the Trinity School of Midland website! These pages offer glimpses of our robust college preparatory community for students in grades K3 through 12.

As an independent school, the mission statement guides Trinity’s programming, including curriculum, arts, athletics, Chapel, and community service.

MISSION 
Trinity School is a college preparatory community that provides a nurturing environment to enrich the mind, strengthen the body, enliven the soul, and inspire servant leadership.

Designed to enrich the mind, Trinity’s curriculum prepares students to be successful in college and beyond, equipping them with critical thinking, problem-solving, and evidence-based persuasion skills. Regular classes in art and music, beginning in K3, foster creativity. Learning extends off campus through expeditionary learning and community service experiences. Trinity believes that academic preparation should be both theoretical and practical, and students graduate with the skills and habits they need to succeed in a world where there are few easy answers.

With Physical Education daily in grades K5 through 6, recess daily for grades K3 through 6, and competitive interscholastic sports beginning in grade 7, students have multiple opportunities to strengthen the body. Through these activities, students also learn teamwork, cooperation, self-discipline, and perseverance.

Daily Chapel services enliven the soul. Trinity School values its Episcopal tradition, and Chapel services are conducted according to the Book of Common Prayer. Regardless of faith background, Trinity invites all students and faculty to share in the spiritual life of the community but requires no one to subscribe to a specific doctrine or principle.

Beginning with our youngest students, Trinity seeks to inspire servant leadership. Lower School students participate in BIGG, Big Ideas for the Greater Good. They research needs in the local community and provide their own time, talent, and/or treasure to meet those needs. Upper School students must accrue at least 90 hours of community service over four years to fulfill their graduation requirements.

The importance of community permeates Trinity’s campus. First grade students have senior buddies. The infants and toddlers in the childcare program are campus celebrities. With a renewed commitment to creating an environment where every Charger believes that they belong, we hope that you will find a place with us as well.