Pursuing Wisdom
Pursuing wisdom is hard; making right moral choices is hard; acquiring skills offered is hard. Attempts to make it easy will leads to a kind of poverty.
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Stories and updates from the life of the school. Page 17 of 29.
Accreditation Matters
Trinitas has been associated with the ACCS since the school's founding over twenty years ago and has been an accredited member for over half that time.
Read articleCalculus for the Rest of Us
Trinitas demonstrates to students the importance of mathematics in the broader western culture, and in particular, to philosophy through teaching Calculus.
Read articleGraduation Address to the Class of 2021
Alumnus and teacher, Mr. Colby Gilley, leads the class of 2021 on a journey that revisits their past, ponders their present, and challenges their future.
Read articleClassical Christian Alumni are Better Prepared for College and Life - Part V
Alumni of classical Christian schools have a broad, liberal arts education that makes them more influential in society than alumni from other schools.
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Classical Christian alumni are people who know how to think and how to love their neighbors. They are independent thinkers.
Read articleClassical Christian Alumni are Better Prepared for College and Life - Part III
Classical Christian schools seem to be turning out graduates who hold conservative and traditional positions on the things that matter in life.
Read articleClassical Christian Alumni are Better Prepared for College and Life – Part II
An additional benefit of Classical Christian education is that graduates are well-prepared for not only college but also for a life well-lived.
Read articleClassical Christian Alumni are Better Prepared for College and Life – Part I
An additional benefit of Classical Christian education is that graduates are well-prepared for not only college but also for a life well-lived.
Read articleClassical Christian Alumni Continue in the Faith
Christian parents' highest aim is to see their children walking with the Lord, but at some point, a child has to take ownership of his own faith.
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