Why TLS?

We came to TLS for a more challenging academic environment for our children, but we found so much more. The coursework has been rigorous, but the talented and nurturing teachers eased the transition. In a short time, we have seen our children blossom into eager learners, take on leadership roles, form strong bonds with classmates, and discover new talents and passions. We feel fortunate to be a part of the Trinity family.

Amanda ReadParent and Teacher

Trinity Lutheran School has been a wonderful experience for our daughter. We wanted to find an educational environment where she would not be lost in the crowd. At Trinity, she has been challenged to excel academically, socially, and spiritually. The attention that she has received from the faculty and staff has been very beneficial to her. The small class sizes have also meant that she has created close friendships that are so important throughout life. Choosing Trinity was the best decision that we could have made for our daughter.

John MassingillParent

Trinity Lutheran School fostered my passions for learning, athletics and outdoor recreation. Through the opportunities provided to me at Trinity, I went on to compete as a Division I college athlete and fulfill my goal, set in middle school, of graduating with a degree in Parks and Recreation. The teachers and programs at TLS provided and encouraged teamwork, leadership skills, friendship and dedication which I still utilize every day.

Graham Thatcher2009 Graduate

The administrators at Trinity took a chance on me, inviting me to enroll in 1996, my 5th grade year. One of my most cherished Trinity memories was being asked to read at Lessons and Carols in my 8th grade year by Mrs. Thompson. This school gave me the confidence in my learning that I had never had before. Thanks to the foundation provided for me by Trinity, I am a graduate of The Ohio State University and earned an MBA from Liberty University. I worked hard for these successes and accomplishments, but owe my confidence in pursuing these goals to those at Trinity. Thank you!

Sheri FrisbyAlumna

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