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Experience the Difference.

Children into adults.
Students into leaders.

ADMISSIONS

At Trinity, we introduce young people to the world of ideas. We encourage them to be curious. We show them how to build on their inherent strengths and how to overcome the things they find difficult. In short, we make our students ready. Ready to tackle complex challenges. Ready to lead with heart. Ready to succeed in a world none of us can even yet imagine.

Director of Admissions

Cissy Abernathy 903-753-0612 X236
cabernathy@trinityschooloftexas.com

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How old does a child need to be to apply to TST?

Children need to be 2 years old by September 1 to be eligible for the 2 year old program. Occasionally, children who turn two in October-January are admitted on their birthdays with the understanding that they will spend the subsequent year completing a full year in the 2 year old program. Children applying to Kindergarten should be 5 years old by September 1.

 

Q: Do you have an after-school program for students?
We have an Extended Enrichment Program for 2 year olds through 5th grade that runs until 6:00 p.m. This program can be used every day or on an as-needed basis. In addition, TST offers drama and Bible study as afternoon extracurricular opportunities for Lower School students and competitive sports for Middle and Upper School students.

 

Q: Does TST have team sports?
Yes! Beginning in 6th grade, our Middle School teams have a no-cut policy allowing beginners to try a sport for the first time. TST offers the following competitive sport opportunities in Middle and Upper School: six-man footballsoccervolleyballbasketballtennisgolf, and track. We compete in TAPPS (Texas Association of Private and Parochial Schools).

Q: Does TST serve lunch?
TST serves lunch to all students including our youngest two year old students. We offer two hot-lunch options plus a salad bar.  Students are allowed to bring their lunch as well.

 

Q: Does TST have programs for International Students? Do you issue I-20s?
Yes. TST has international students who reside with local families. We are able to issue I-20s to students who qualify for admission. Please see more detailed information regarding International students under the Admission tab.

 

Q: Do you have programs for students with learning differences or special needs?
TST does not have separate programs for special needs students, but the individualized attention and small class size can be beneficial to students who have minor learning differences.

 

Q: Does TST offer any programs for students with behavioral problems?
No. TST is a college preparatory school with a rigorous academic curriculum. We do not have programs for students with discipline, behavioral, or drug and alcohol related problems.

Visiting Trinity

We want you to experience TST for yourself. Join us for a shadow visit to meet your teachers and to interact with fellow students for either a full or half day. This is a great opportunity to see if TST is the right fit for your child and family.

Trinity School of Texas does not discriminate in its admission and retention policies. Students of all races, creeds, colors, religions, and ethnic and national backgrounds are encouraged to apply for admission and will be afforded fair and equal consideration for inclusion within the student body. All financial aid, extra-curricular, co-curricular and scholastic policies and programs fall under this non-discriminatory policy.