Welcome

Our school is in a unique position for an independent school. Across the street from Stanford University on Sand Hill Road and adjacent to downtown Menlo Park and Silicon Valley, we occupy 5.5 acres on both campuses. The Trinity faculty educates the next generation of innovative, empathetic difference-makers. 

As we emerge with confidence and resolve from the COVID-19 pandemic, we couldn’t be more optimistic about the 2022 – 2023 school year. This optimism is a result of courageous and focused work from the past two years of the pandemic due to the dedication and creativity of the faculty. Above all else, the faculty didn’t merely sustain learning, but they enhanced learning in our truly differentiated program, taking into account the social-emotional needs of all our students. In effect, Trinity students thrived daily across both of our beautiful campuses. The video on this welcome page speaks to the core of our work at Trinity every year.

Since 1961, Trinity has prided itself on academic excellence and a commitment to social equity and service to others, which are hallmarks of the Episcopal educational tradition. We believe in proactively and nimbly adapting to meet the needs of our entire community – from students, parents, faculty, and staff. We know what we do best: create the most conducive environment possible for engaged, focused, and differentiated learning. A Trinity student has constant questions about the world around them, and we love nothing better than exploring those answers together – pandemic or not.

As we emerge confidently from these uncertain times, Trinity’s future is incredibly bright, both in the short term and in the years to come. I see this in our students’ sustainable hydroponic gardens, design thinking program, art studio, core academic subjects, service-learning program, nature path, playing fields, and the range of talent through our faculty staff.

Take some time to explore our site. See yourself at Trinity, now and in the years to come. Our whole community welcomes you precisely as you are.

Matt Allio,

Head of School