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In honor of the holiday season, Susie McCartt, class of 2014, shared her reflection on our mission with her "12 Gifts of Trinity.”
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ratio
20
Students per class on average
teacher
7:1
Student to teacher ratio; teachers supported by fellows and specialists
students
547
Students enrolled in 2020-2021
globe
9
Years of world languages, starting in kindergarten
church
1
Chapel service each day
service
1,993
Community service hours by middle schoolers in 2019-2020
lunch
71,000
Healthy meals — including vegetarian options — served to students annually
leaves
357
Pounds of produce composted each month in 2019-2020
accept
20
Number of high schools attended by the Class of 2020, across 6 states
squirrel
21
Acres of campus in southwest Austin, Texas
laptop
1:1
Student to computer ratio
choir
23
Elective options, ranging from choir to journalism to robotics.
We will nurture each child academically, physically, emotionally and spiritually. We will honor each child's spirit for learning and life, ever mindful that we are all children of God.
"We’ve been Trinity parents for 13 years, and all three of our children have thrived and felt so much confidence here. We are so pleased with how well Trinity has handled the COVID pandemic and virtual learning. We don't feel like our child is missing anything academically during this unprecedented time."
"Trinity is a fabulous school with a warmth and inclusiveness unmatched by any other school environment in Austin! We don't know how the teachers and staff do it all and make it look so seamless and easy, but we are so grateful to know our kids are getting the best possible education socially, emotionally, and academically.”
"I walked out of our parent-teacher conference feeling that Ms. Boyd truly understands my child and is equipped to bring out the best in him and help adjust the things we want him to grow on, in the same way we do at home.”
"It’s just so much fun! There’s so much joy; there’s so much excitement. It’s the first time they get to come to school, and I get to be a part of that, and it makes me feel very lucky.”
"While working in the Horizons program, I had the pleasure of meeting several Trinity staff members. All of the teachers I met kept talking about how great a place Trinity was and how I should join. As time went on I had the opportunity to see glimpses of the excellent school culture and I wanted to be a part of that.”
Trinity Episcopal School admits qualified students regardless of race, color, nationality, ethnicity, religion, physical disability, socioeconomic status, sex, gender identity or sexual orientation. It does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, nationality, ethnicity, religion, physical disability, socioeconomic status, sex, gender identity or sexual orientation in the administration of any policies or programs generally accorded or made available to students at the school.