Trinity Preparatory School, Charlotte | Fees, Rankings, Address, Admission, Vacancies, Reviews & More

We were looking for an alternative to our local public high school. We watched our happy, bright daughter become increasingly stressed out and lose all confidence in herself with regard to academics. She began to act out to express her frustration, and indicated daily that she did not want to go to school. After hearing of other families who made the switch to Trinity, we decided to explore that option. From the very first day, she loved the school and appreciated the opportunity for a fresh start. The environment was extremely nurturing and the academics were much more suited to her learning style. Because class sizes are smaller than public schools, teachers are able to provide more individualized instruction. The curriculum is more practical with increased emphasis on projects and hands-on lab experiences. The students learn by doing. The teachers care whether or not the students have mastered the topic before moving on, allowing the students to actually learn more throughout the school year. In addition to making wonderful friends, our daughter is happy and far more engaged in the learning process than she had been in her two years at her public high school. She can now pursue college options with confidence and enthusiasm knowing she is not only smart enough to go to college, but equipped with the tools to be successful. We would highly recommend Trinity to any family looking for a supportive, positive, yet challenging high school learning environment.

We moved to Charlotte when my son was entering 10th grade. Having moved many times to different states, I knew there would be a challenge in finding the right school for him. In fact, we had never found the perfect fit until we found Trinity Christian Prep. Our son needs more focused attention than other kids. At Trinity he was challenged to work harder while being given the support he needs to achieve learning the material. When he was struggling with taking test, he was given the opportunity to do so orally which made all the difference in the world. The after school program was great and he was able to benefit from it when he asked for the help.
As importantly, I wanted him to enjoy the typical high school activities. At Trinity, he was on the basketball team as well as the cross country team. He participated in the Key Club and attended the prom starting from his first year.
At Trinity their goal is to help the students to succeed and they certainly have done that with my child who will be going to Lees McRae College in the fall.