What should you look for in a Christian School?

Content that creates perspective

• Students that see the "big picture" by studying history, philosophy, literature, art, theology, Latin, Greek, logic and rhetoric, math, and science.
• Every subject is integrated with Christian theology and philosophy as it is viewed from the perspective of Biblical Truth.
• Students gain an exceptional grasp of English grammar and vocabulary as they study the foundational Western languages.

Structure that rewards control and personal diligence

• Students thrive as they meet a higher standard of classroom behavior.
• Homework and project work emphasize self-reliance and a love of discovery and learning.
• A lifelong work ethic is encouraged at a young age.

Method that develops thinking, articulate students

• Time-tested methods that have been staples in Western culture for 2300 years and in the Church since the second century.
• Socratic teaching, discipline, debate, subject integration, and written and oral defense all provide the mental exercise to cultivate powerful minds.
• An emphasis on cultivating wisdom rather than just teaching facts and skills.

An environment that challenges students and creates a love of learning

• A tone of inspiration, fulfillment, joy, and respect are visible throughout.
• Students cultivate an interest in first principles and ultimate principles.

To learn more about a distinctly classical and Christ-centered education, call Trinitas Christian School at 850-484-3515 to schedule an appointment or a tour. To send an email, click the contact button above. We also recommend potential parents read The Lost Tools of Learning by Dorothy Sayers.