There is a Method to Our Madness
Trinitas students take music classes K-12th grade as part of the core curriculum to help them read music and to sing the music they read with proficiency.
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Stories and updates from the life of the school. Page 6 of 29.
Thinking Rightly about College
The chief end of education is inherently theological, as are the necessary means of accomplishing this end.
Read articleHey, Kids, Be Like Jesus!
Jesus Christ had to grow to accomplish his mission, thus it is necessary for our children to grow to accomplish their God-ordained purpose on this earth.
Read articleThe Classical Parent - Part III
Parents in classical Christian schools are dedicated to the role of the Scriptures in the education of their children.
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Students thrive in their pursuit of classical Christian education because classical parents are dedicated to participating in the pursuit with them.
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Dedicated classical Christian parents are not content with the status quo. They happily go against the grain and buck the progressive education system.
Read articleA Reflection on Love
Love is a central theme in many of the stories Trinitas students read and will be a continual theme because it is a constant in the world God designed.
Read articleHospitality and Healing
In Classical Christian Education, we are restoring hospitality and healing to their rightful place in education and also rejuvenating a Christian culture.
Read articleFinis Initii: Not Departing from the Path
The following is adapted from the Commencement Address delivered by Dr. Clifford Humphrey on May 17, 2024, at Trinitas Christian School.
Read articleThe Good, the Bad, and the Obedient
Parents should care that their kids are excelling academically but even more so about how they are behaving at school than what grades they are getting.
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