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Trinity Evangelical Lutheran School is maintained by the members of Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church for the spiritual, mental, and physical training of their children.
As a mission outreach, children whose parents are not members of Trinity are welcome to enroll in our school, as space and facilities allow.
No child will be denied entrance in our school on the basis of race, nationality, or ethnic background.
As stated in the "Purpose of Our School," it is our desire to provide children with a Christian education.
Children whose parents are not members of Trinity, but who sincerely desire a Christian education for their children, are welcome to enroll in our school, as space and facilities allow.
Non-member children will be held to all the requirements of member children.
The congregation has set several guidelines concerning parents who are not members of our congregation or a congregation with whom we are in fellowship.
Trinity Evangelical Lutheran School is maintained by the members of
Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church for the spiritual, mental, and
physical training of their children. As a mission outreach,
children whose parents are not members of Trinity are welcome to
enroll in our school, as space and facilities allow. No child will
be denied entrance in our school on the basis of race, nationality,
or ethnic background. As stated in the "Purpose of Our School," it
is our desire to provide children with a Christian education.
Children whose parents are not members of Trinity, but who
sincerely desire a Christian education for their children, are
welcome to enroll in our school, as space and facilities allow.
Non-member children will be held to all the requirements of member
children. The congregation has set several guidelines concerning
parents who are not members of our congregation or a congregation
with whom we are in fellowship.
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