Visit our "How to Apply" page. You will find the application steps for the specific grade level(s) your family will apply for.

December 12, 2026: Sibling Application Deadline
January 16, 2027: Application Deadline
January 16, 2027: Tuition Assistance Application Deadline

If you have any questions, please get in touch with Anna Quijano, Director of Enrollment Management and Matriculation, at admissions@trinity-mp.org or 650-854-0288 x107. 

Absolutely! After the deadline we move to rolling admissions, for the remaining available seats. Please get in touch: admission@trinity-mp.org.

Kindergarten marks the beginning of our curriculum standards and our elementary math, reading, and handwriting program.

Transitional Kindergarten is an early childhood education program that follows an inquiry and project-based curriculum in the classroom. TK offers our young fives an additional year to explore and strengthen developmental concepts and social-emotional skills for a smooth transition to Kindergarten.

Yes. The deadline to submit a Tuition Assistance Application is January 16, 2026. Visit the  Tuition & Financial Aid page for more information. 

• Preschool 2: By September 1st, children should be two years old to be eligible for admission (mid-year admissions is possible upon space availability).
• Preschool 3: By September 1st, children should be three years old to be eligible for admission.
• Transitional Kindergarten (TK): By September 1st, children should be four years old to be eligible for admission.
• Kindergarten: Children should be at least five years old by September 1st to be eligible for Kindergarten admission. Kindergarten eligibility will be determined upon application. 

Yes, upon availability. To arrange a tour, contact Anna Quijanno, Director of Enrollment Management and Matriculation (admissions@trinity-mp.org).

Sibling decisions mailed:
February 6, 2026

All decisions mailed:
March 18, 2026

All decisions emailed:
March 19, 2026, at noon

Academic excellence at Trinity is not about rushing children through childhood. It is about strong foundations, deep thinking, careful feedback, and the confidence to use what they know. We will show you what learning looks like in classrooms and how students grow over time.

We honor the traditions of the Episcopal Church. Please read more about what it means on a day-to-day basis. 

Teachers work to understand each child’s readiness, interests, and pace. Students may need stretch, support, scaffolding, or time to practice, and those needs can change across the year. Our aim is to notice early, respond clearly, and keep families informed.

Trinity is strengthening the ways students and families see learning over time, including clearer next steps, student reflection, conferences and portfolios. We want parents to understand not only what their child has done, but what they are learning and where they are growing next.

Trinity students wear uniforms purchased through School Uniforms by Tommy Hilfiger.

• Tops: Red or white polos (short or long-sleeved)
• Bottoms: Navy pants/shorts, plaid jumper/skort
• Socks: Tights or leggings in red, navy, black, or white
• Shoes: Black, white, red, navy, gray (no glitter/light-up shoes)
• Dress uniform (Picture Day and Christmas Pageant: white polo, navy pants or plaid jumper (no skorts), and v-neck school cardigan.