Academics
The academic aim of Trinity Christian Academy is to develop in students a sturdy academic self-confidence in order to perform, with God's help, to the best of their ability. It is our purpose to encourage each student to recognize their particular gifting and to investigate how God would want them to use these gifts to best serve others. As a result, Trinity Christian Academy provides an excellent academic and strong spiritual foundation that prepares students for college, career and citizenship.
Trinity Christian Academy is accredited by the Association of Independent Schools of New England and is a member school of the Association of Christian Schools International (ACSI).
Faculty and Staff
Trinity Christian Academy’s teachers are loving, nurturing, and godly role models. They are the unwritten curriculum of our school. Here at Trinity your child will experience an atmosphere of love, encouragement and security. The faculty and staff at Trinity Christian Academy feature:
- Professional and experienced teachers
- One teacher at each grade level (Pre-K-4)
- Team teaching approach for grades 5-6
- Qualified, experienced upper level teaching staff
- Upper level foreign language teacher
- Music, art, computer, and physical education instructors
- Science lab instructor
- Librarian
- Foreign language instructors (K-6)
- Part-time Pre-K teaching assistant
- Two extended-day instructors
- Study help and tutoring for grades K-6
Pre-K and Kindergarten Programs
Pre-K:
Trinity’s Pre-K program offers two, three or five half or full day options. Students entering Pre-K must be four years of age by October 1st. Our Pre-K program has a typical class size of 10 to 15 students per day. Trinity’s Pre-K program is very interactive and hands-on, allowing the students to learn through creative play while at the same time developing their social skills. Our curriculum includes number and letter skills, reading readiness, Bible, music, physical education, reading time with the librarian and art.
Kindergarten:
Trinity’s full day Kindergarten program is from 8:15 AM to 2:45 PM. Our kindergarten program offers a balance of structured academics and learning centers. Children learn to work together, problem-solve, and become independent and curious learners. Our curriculum includes language arts, math, science, social studies, Bible, Spanish, music, physical education, reading time with the librarian and art.
Students applying for enrollment in kindergarten must be age 5 before October 1st. Applications may be submitted in October the year prior to enrollment. A completed enrollment application form initiates the enrollment process. Entrance assessment is required to evaluate a prospective student’s readiness.
Elementary
Grades 1-6:
In addition to our core curriculum of reading, writing, mathematics, science, history and Bible, lower elementary students also receive instruction in music, art, physical education, and foreign language. Trinity also offers weekly chapel, computer lab, and library class. Students in grades 1-6 participate in various educational field trips, science exploration and a butterfly project. Trinity also offers opportunities for students in grades 1-6 to participate in regional Association of Christian Schools International events including Science Fair, Speech Meet, Music Festival, and Math Olympics.
Junior High
Grades 7-8:
Trinity’s upper level begins with its junior high division in grades 7 and 8. Seventh grade students are guided through the transition of changing classes, adjusting to different teachers, and balancing academic requirements and extracurricular activities by our dedicated faculty who are committed to their growth and success.
Eighth Grade students are offered increasing opportunities for assuming positions of leadership, and progress through a curriculum designed to further develop critical thinking and study skills in preparation for high school.
In addition to core subjects of English, math, science, history, Bible and foreign language, students take art, music, computer, physical education and health classes. All students are taught from a Biblical world view; and are challenged to explore their studies within the context of a living faith.
Highlights for junior high students include: participation in upper level sports, clubs and student council; the 7th grade life science 4-day trip to the National Seashore; and the 8th grade class trip to Washington, D.C.
Trinity offers opportunities for students to participate in regional ACSI events including Science Fair, Speech Meet, Music Festival, Math Olympics and Leadership Conferences.
High School
Grades 9-12:
Trinity Christian Academy's high school program consists of a well-rounded college preparatory curriculum which includes core requirements in English, mathematics, science, history, Bible and foreign language, accompanied by art, music and physical education electives. The small student-teacher ratio ensures individualized attention, and students are encouraged to participate fully in class discussions and innovative projects. Weekly chapels are supplemented with Senior Seminar, where students explore how the
tenets of their faith apply to their daily lives.
Extracurricular opportunities include: student council, praise choir, drama club, worship band, private instrumental and voice lessons, yearbook, French club and Needlework Club. Trinity sports are driven by student interest. Teams have included soccer, basketball, baseball, tennis, swim team and golf. Students compete with Cape Cod and South Shore schools of similar size. In addition, as an Association of Christian Schools International member school, Trinity offers opportunities for students to participate in regional ACSI events including Science Fair, Speech Meet, Music Festival, Math Olympics and Leadership Conferences.