Palmer Trinity School

Guided by the motto "Virtus, Humanitas, et Spiritus," the school is an Episcopal institution that integrates academic excellence with character development and a global perspective. It upholds Judeo-Christian principles and ethical traditions while fostering an inclusive, diverse community that encourages personal integrity, tolerance, and social responsibility.

The academic program spans grades 6-12 and includes an International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma Program and 25 Advanced Placement (AP) courses. The curriculum emphasizes traditional subjects alongside interdisciplinary initiatives, global studies, and environmental education. Students also have access to comprehensive arts programs, including music, theatre, and visual arts.

The school maintains a 100% acceptance rate to four-year universities, with 80% of the senior class attending out-of-state institutions. Students perform over 24,550 service hours annually and participate in competitive athletic and academic programs, such as the SunChase Solar Go-Kart Competition.

The school provides a Scholar Boost program for middle school students, led by a learning specialist, which focuses on developing executive functioning and study skills. However, the school does not offer special services or parallel programs for students with learning differences.

The school conducts a holistic review of applicants, considering teacher recommendations, past academic performance, essays, extracurricular activities, and admission testing. It seeks well-rounded students of good character whose families align with the school's mission and values. Prospective students must be able to meet all academic requirements, as the school does not offer parallel programs or special services for learning differences.

The school operates on a traditional academic calendar with enrollment deadlines for new students in December (Early Decision) and March (Regular Admission). The school year includes various community events, athletic seasons, and service initiatives, with specific dates managed through the school's online portal.

Located on nearly 60 acres in Palmetto Bay, the campus features state-of-the-art facilities including a fitness center, gymnasium, library, lecture hall, and dance studio. Outdoor amenities include baseball, softball, and soccer fields, as well as tennis courts. The campus also houses specialized academic spaces such as a Math/Science building, a Music Center, and three Innovation Spaces.

Students participate in over 68 clubs and honor societies, including the Law Club, Robotics, and various student organizations. The school offers an after-school enrichment program for grades 6-12 featuring courses such as Chess, Creative Writing, Business Chinese, and Strings. Additionally, students engage in service learning, environmental conservation initiatives, and experiential travel opportunities.