Trinity Catholic School

Trinity Catholic School views teaching as a ministry, focusing on the spiritual, physical, and academic growth of every student. The school is dedicated to fostering a Christ-centered environment where students develop a strong, unfaltering faith, moral excellence, and a profound sense of self. Its mission is to teach the Catholic faith within a challenging academic curriculum to help students grow in Christian maturity, integrity, and knowledge.

The school offers a comprehensive PreK-8th grade curriculum, including Pre-K3, Florida Voluntary Pre-Kindergarten (VPK), and Kindergarten. Middle school students (grades 6-8) participate in the authorized International Baccalaureate (IB) Middle Years Programme (MYP), which emphasizes critical thinking and global-mindedness. The academic program is further enriched by technology integration, arts appreciation, and summer learning opportunities.

Graduates are prepared for high school and are encouraged to become leaders who exemplify moral excellence, compassion, and confidence. Middle school students have the opportunity to earn high school credits in subjects such as Algebra I, Spanish I, Latin I, and HOPE. The school emphasizes the development of Christian maturity, integrity, and knowledge, with students performing over 1,500 service hours annually.

The school provides specialized instruction through its EAGLES (Enriched Accelerated Guided Learning for Exceptional Students) program for identified gifted students in grades 1–5. Additionally, resource teachers and instructional aides are available to support student learning needs. Guidance counseling services are also provided to support student development.

The admissions process begins with a parent visit and campus tour. Following the tour, families may apply, schedule a student shadow and screening, and upon acceptance, finalize enrollment through the FACTS management system. The school offers continuous enrollment to secure student placement year after year.

The school year typically begins in early August with faculty and staff meetings. The academic calendar includes standard holidays, such as Labor Day, and follows a structure that supports continuous learning. The school office operates Monday through Friday from 7:15 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. during the school year, with reduced hours during the summer.

Located in the heart of Midtown Tallahassee, the campus includes classrooms equipped with technology such as Chromebooks and iPads. The school maintains a media center and various athletic facilities, including fields and courts used for its sports programs. The campus also hosts the Beyond the Bell (BTB) after-school program, which provides supervised activities until 6:00 p.m.

Students participate in a variety of co-curricular activities, including school clubs, organizations, and the National Junior Honor Society. The athletic program features 16 FHSAA sports teams, such as golf, cross country, volleyball, flag football, basketball, softball, soccer, baseball, tennis, and track. Additionally, the school offers fine arts programs, including a spring musical, and organizes faith-based retreats and community service opportunities.