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  • Trinity School is

    the right size to give each child a voice

  • Trinity School cultivates

    curious minds and discerning hearts

  • Think. Believe. Act.

    comes from deep learning

  • Trinity School embraces

    the dignity of every family

  • Trinity School values

    the traditions of the Episcopal Church and honors all faiths

Welcome to Trinity School

The legacy of a Trinity education is a curious mind and a discerning heart.

Trinity School is Menlo Park’s Episcopal School. A co-educational independent day school, we encourage preschool and elementary children from all backgrounds to love learning. Trinity School fosters rigorous academics grounded in child-centered content. We honor the family’s role in educating children.

Emily Wong, Jr. Kindergarten Teacher

Emily Wong, Jr. Kindergarten Teacher

Emily appreciates the tremendous privilege and responsibility of teaching. She seeks to create a true sense of community within the classroom where students feel safe and supported. In such an environment students take risks, seek knowledge and learn through deep exploration and discovery. Emily supports students in their endeavors by creating a classroom that incorporates and accommodates multiple learning styles and intelligences. She works to extend the learning community to families. This develops each child’s confidence and competence, while growing, flourishing and establishing a lifelong love of learning.

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Gyotaku "fish rubbing"

Kindergarteners at Trinity School learned firsthand the traditional method of Japanese fish printing, dating from the mid 1800's.

           

Hesitation and excitement grew as Mrs. Zeren, the Trinity School Librarian, helped the students don their rubber gloves to apply paint to the real fish and shrimp. A couple comments heard:

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Common Grounds Speaker: Brad Sachs, Ph.D.

Brad Sachs, Ph.D.

April 23-24, 2013

Good Enough Teens

Promoting Self-Reliance

With compassion and intelligence, Brad Sachs, Ph.D. returns to our stage to explore the physical and psychological challenges of adolescence. He shares insights and practical guidance to help us enjoy, appreciate and better understand our teens.

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Jun 18 2013

Report Cards Mailed

Jun 18 2013
Jun 21 2013

Early Dismissal - No Extended Care

Jun 21 2013