
STUDENT LIFE

BIG & LITTLE PROGRAM
TCS’s BIG-little program fosters discipleship by pairing older students with younger ones for mentorship. Once a month, they enjoy lunch together, as well as participate in other activities such as devotionals, combined chapels, or games.
CHAPEL
At Trinity, elementary students attend chapel once a week and secondary students twice a week for worship, prayer, Bible readings, and age-appropriate messages led by local pastors. These sessions encourage spiritual growth and practical application of God’s Word.


FINE ARTS
TCS inspires students to develop their God-given talents through music and the arts. Elementary students enjoy weekly art, choir, and music classes, while secondary students participate in choir, handbells, art, and Fine Arts Competitions. Students perform in school programs and can take private lessons through the Trinity Music Academy. Our mission is to help them grow their gifts to glorify God, serve their churches, and communicate with confidence.

ATHLETICS

"Athletics is an important facet of the educational experience at TCS. Scripture commands us to do everything to the best of our ability (Col. 3:23) for God's glory (1 Cor. 10:31) - this includes sports.
At TCS, our sports program is a ministry where athletes endeavor to "play with purpose" (I Cor. 9:24-27a). We utilize athletics not merely as competition - but as a tool to further develop faith, character, and skill as we strive to compete with excellence (Col. 3:23) and glorify God in every effort (I Cor. 10:31).
Our coaches seek to use practices and games to shape hearts and athletes through disciple-making. Competition reveals strengths and weaknesses, creating opportunities to build habits, resilience, and Christ-centered thinking.
TCS Secondary Sports:
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Fall: Boys' soccer, girls' volleyball, rock climbing
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Winter: Basketball, rock climbing
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Spring: One-day track meet, boys' flag football, girls' soccer, rock climbing
CHALLENGE CLUBS
Elementary students in grades 1-5 have a unique opportunity during the school day to participate in multiple Challenge Clubs throughout the year. These clubs are designed to enrich and expand the minds of our students by exposing them to a variety of activities including STEM, chess, origami, sign language, and cooking.







