1. General Information

TST successfully prepares students for college and beyond in a joyful, spiritual and academic environment. Our graduates will have become young people who:

Trinity School of Texas’ Class of 2009 earned over $1.34 million in scholarship offers, which was almost $100,000 per student!

In 2008-2009 at the TAPPS State Academic Competition, TST placed 4th overall in Academics and 4th overall in Fine Arts. Trinity had many top-ranked results: 1st place finish by the school newspaper, the Titan Torch; 1st place and 4th place in Black and White Self-Process Photography; 2nd and 4th place in Digitally Manipulated Photography; 2nd place in Creative & Experimental Photography; 2nd place in Current Events and Science; 3rd Place in Science; 4th place in Computer Science; 5th place in Advanced Math; and 6th place in Calculator Usage. 

Our students also earned many first through third place awards in local and state fine arts, vocal, and instrumental competitions. In addition, a Trinity student garnered 1st place in the Kilgore College Arts Symposium in 2007. Trinity students serve on the Texas Bank and Trust Student Board of Directors and in Leadership Tomorrow.

2. Academic Test Scores

Trinity students annually rank highest in the area on the SAT ACT.

3. Accreditation

Trinity School of Texas is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools and the Southwestern Association of Episcopal Schools. TST is also a member of the National Assocation of Episcopal Schools and the National Association of Independent Schools.

4. National Recognition

5. Teacher Salaries

6. Instructional Expenditures

7. Expenditures for Library/Media Services

8. Class Size (Teacher-to-Student Ratio)

The teacher:student ratio is 1:10, with an average class size of 13 students. The Trinity School of Texas' professional staff is composed of 50 educators, the majority of whom are certified and 25% with advanced degrees. The average teaching experience of the faculty is over 10 years.

9. Special Needs Programs

10. Special Focus Areas

The school nurtures, develops and stretches each individual with a range of electives complemented by college preparation curricula and advanced placement courses in the Upper School. One hundred percent of our graduates are admitted to college. The Class of 2004 helped TST realize its first 'million dollar class’ as it received in excess of $1,000,000 in college scholarship assistance, and the Class of 2009 earned over $1.34 million in scholarship offers, which was almost $100,000 per student!

The curriculum emphasizes a strong foundation of academic skills, as well as a focus upon development of a higher level of cognitive reasoning. All of this academic preparation is set in an atmosphere of Christian love and a commitment to the spiritual development and emotional nurturing of our students.

A significant variety of extra-curricular activities including fine arts, an extensive athletics program, community service, and leadership development complements our academic program and provides opportunities for our students to contribute to both our school and the greater Longview community.