Frequently Asked Questions

We know finding the right school community for your child is a big decision. We want our prospective families to get to know the Trinity community and experience what makes us different. We invite you to connect with us to learn about our school and catch a glimpse of our students learning, growing, and thriving in a caring and vibrant school community. Open Houses are for prospective parents interested in learning more about our programs for Nursery - Eighth Grade. Click here for information on Open House dates. 

For questions or to schedule a private tour, please contact the Admission Office, and they will be happy to assist you. 

Trinity takes into account many factors involving the decision to enroll a child. In all cases, the most important factor is the match between the School and the applicant.

Trinity is committed to enrolling a diverse and balanced student body. We welcome students of all races, creeds, national or ethnic origins. Our priority is to ensure that all students admitted will be happy and successful in Trinity's  curriculum. Members of Trinity Episcopal Church, alumni, and siblings currently enrolled are given priority if all other standards have been met.

For more information visit the Admission page of our website or contact the Admission Office. 

A child must be four by August 31 to attend Prekindergarten and five for Kindergarten—no exceptions will be made.

Trinity’s tuition factors in all the major expenses that are necessary each school year. Incidentals including lunch, uniforms, and aftercare are not included in tuition. There may be some additional small expenses that arise throughout the school year; we keep those to a minimum.

For more information about tuition visit our Affordability and Tuition Assistance page. 

Yes, Trinity awards around $1,000,000 annually in tuition assistance. Need-based Tuition Assistance is awarded on an annual basis and is available for Prekindergarten through Eighth Grade. Please refer to the Affordability and Tuition page on our website for more information on Tuition Assistance and the Gaudet Scholarship.  

Uniforms are required for Trinity students. Trinity Episcopal School has partnered with Inka’s Uniforms and Lands' End to provide affordable, quality uniforms for our students in Les Enfants through Eighth Grade. Trinity asks that parents take an active role in monitoring their child(ren)’s appearance. We believe our dress code reflects the School’s mission, and the student experience improves when the faculty does not need to spend significant time policing student dress issues. 

Further Information can be found on the Uniform page of our website.

Yes, Trinity offers a variety after school care programs. For Les Enfants through Fourth Grade, Trinity offers Aftercare and After School Activity Programs until 5:30 p.m

Middle School students (Grades Five-Eight) may stay for extra help until 3:50 p.m. free of charge. From 4:00 p.m. until 5:30 p.m. Trinity offers a Middle School After School Study Hall—"MASH.” 

For more information, please visit the After School Care page.

Trinity graduates are highly recruited by local high schools and boarding schools across the country. 99% of Trinity graduates are accepted to their first school of choice. For a complete list of high schools, contact our Admission Office.