
Ready for what comes next

The Right Fit for Every Next Step.
By Grade 5, Trinity students are not just ready for the next stage of their education—they understand who they are as learners. Because they have been thoughtfully challenged while also given time and space to grow and take academic risks, they head into middle school with strong foundations, deep curiosity, and the self-awareness to advocate for themselves.
We don’t believe in a single, one size fits all path. Instead, our focus is entirely on finding the right fit. The school where your child’s unique voice, strengths, and goals will continue to be stretched carefully and known deeply. Whether their next step is public or private, a large campus or a small cohort, a co-ed or single-gender environment, Trinity graduates lead in their new communities with confidence, capability, and kindness.
A True Partnership Through the Transition.
The search for a middle school shouldn't feel like an impersonal, stressful process; it is a continuation of our intentional partnership with your family. We serve as your sounding board, guide, and advocate. Together, we look at the whole educational landscape to recommend environments that align with your family’s values, honor who your child is becoming, and give them the best possible space to thrive.
Our highest priority is ensuring that every student lands in a school where they can fully build upon the gifts they discovered at Trinity.
What Receiving Schools Say About Trinity Graduates.
Year after year, we hear from receiving middle schools, alumni, and parents about what makes our graduates stand out. It isn't just that they excel academically; it is how they show up in the classroom and the community.Receiving schools consistently share that Trinity children possess:
- Confident self-advocacy – They know how to ask thoughtful questions and proactively seek support or clarification when needed.
- Collaborative leadership – They thrive equally in independent work and group problem-solving, bringing people together with ease.
- A grounded work ethic – They have strong academic foundations and the resilience to lean into complex new challenges.
- Genuine character – They treat their peers with intentional kindness and make their new school communities more inclusive.
Middle School Acceptances 2021-2026
Our graduates go on to excel across a wide spectrum of leading local, domestic, and international schools.
| Archer School for Girls | Garfield School | Rowland Hall (Salt Lake City) |
| Avenues The World School | Helios School | Sacred Heart Schools, Atherton |
| Bayside Academy | Hillbrook |
Silicon Valley International School |
| Bowman School | Hillview Middle School | St. Andrew's Episcopal School |
| Brentwood School | Keys School | Stanbridge Academy |
| Campbell Hall | La Entrada Middle School | Synapse School |
| Castilleja School | Los Altos Christian School | The Buckley School |
| Crystal Springs Uplands | Menlo School | The Girls' Middle School |
| Dominican International School (Taipei) | Mirman School | The Harker School |
| Dragon School Oxford | Nativity Catholic School | The Nueva School |
| Dwight School | North Country School | Waldorf School of the Peninsula |
| Episcopal Day School of St. Matthew | Odyssey School | Woodland Middle School |
| Field Middle School | Pinewood School | Woodside Priory School |
As we explored middle and high schools for our children, Trinity guided and supported us along the way with their gracious expertise and kind support. Not only did the administrators and teachers give us greater insights into who our kids are in the classroom and on the playground and which environments might be ideal for their next step, but many of the families and alumni were very helpful along the way as well. We applied to many of the local independent schools, and felt well informed about the application process and saw our child grow and become even more confident through this experience. At the end, we not only found the right school for our children but we learned so much about our child and what is important to them.
- Danielle C., Parent of Alumni





