Trinity Christian School

8817 Georgia 54

Sharpsburg, GA 30277

23 Reviews

School District
Grade

PK-12
Type

private

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Reviews

Submitted by parent on January 28, 2025

Trinity used to be very Christ focused- we absolutely loved sending our kids here in the beginning. Over the years it has changed into a private school environment for the wealthy. The education is mediocre at best- they do NOT prepare students well for college. Last year only 2 kids to my knowledge were accepted to UGA so if that’s the goal -you will want to look at other high schools. Also keep in mind the tuition has steadily increased by a minimum of $1000 per child year over year so you will want to look ahead to see if you want to be paying $16000-$20000 to send your child to high school for an average education.
Submitted by parent on July 31, 2024

This school was great for my daughter k3 and k4 school year. It gave her a great learning foundation. The parents really stick together and help support the teachers which is always great. I always felt left out at times but I understand that they have built great relationships over the years. This school gave our daughter the confidence she needed to speak up for herself and I love that! She also established a prayer life at the age of 4!
Submitted by parent on December 24, 2023

the students here are bullies. i don’t recommend this school if your child is known to be an easy target
Submitted by parent on November 21, 2023

We have had a terrific experience so far at the high school. The principal is a great leader. Both of my sons loved it. My youngest son is really thriving in school for the first time because the teachers really care. We are very pleased so far.
Submitted by parent on October 02, 2023

We are so happy with Trinity! Our son is thriving!
Submitted by parent on July 13, 2023

Trinity is a special place. This will be our 4th year at Trinity and our children are thriving. I appreciate the teachers and staff always pointing our children towards Christ and their encouragement. Class requirements for all grade levels are clearly on display through the school website Blackbaud. The only thing I am not thrilled about is the mandatory meal plan required for all grade levels. I truly believe the administration has the school's best interests in mind when they make their decision though.
Submitted by parent on May 25, 2023

While my child did not attend trinity because she didn’t meet their “testing score standards.” I am extremely grateful they didn’t accept her because it showed their true colors right from the start. It was a true blessing in disguise. I explained to them from the beginning that the reason we wanted to leave public school was because the teachers didn’t care to teach and my child’s grades were suffering. Their way of teaching was pretty much read this book and solve the problems. In my opinion, Trinity seems to only care about their schools scores. If you’re looking to get your child out of public school because they’re struggling academically, don’t waste your time here. I wish I would’ve looked at previous reviews stating this is not a true Christian school because they certainly did not display true Christian character here.
Submitted by parent on February 01, 2023

Very disappointed at where this school is headed. Moving toward a more private school than a Christian school. They say “Money is the root of all evil” and that is the case here. Parents are in an uproar and their feeling is - if you don’t like it then go somewhere else. They are weeding out the families who make financial sacrifices to attend a Christian school to make room for the wealthy.
Submitted by parent on January 27, 2023

This is more of a private school experience than a "Christian" school. The focus is on growing- more students, more money. The focus is on athletics so if you have an above average athlete, then send them here and they will be treated like royalty. They can every sexually harrass female students with NO consequences. The girls know to not even bother going to administration because nothing will happen. This school has really gone through major changes the last few years... I wish I would have known the direction it would take before I enrolled my child. But anyone looking here needs to know- Christian is in the name only, but not at the heart of this school.
Submitted by other on November 19, 2022

My experience here was very horrible. I am happy to be out of this negative environment. Going here for a short period of time I was bullied both physically and Verbally including by my own "friends" who I thought were my friends. People would tell me to leave their tables and I would physically get pushed around. If you are someone who doesn't show up with rich clothes, doesn't play basketball or football then this isn't the right place for you here.
Submitted by parent on October 11, 2021

Yes, this school has Christian in the name, but it is anything but. Actions always speak louder than words. There is only one employee here that I would consider had a genuine, caring spirit. This school is about making $. Integrity (doing the right thing at all costs) is severely lacking here.
Submitted by parent on December 13, 2018

Our overall experience at Trinity has been excellent.
Submitted by parent on December 10, 2018

Trinity Christian School has provided an excellent experience for both of our middle school boys. The leadership at the school is phenomenal in the sense that they keep all of the parents and students involved in regular communication. To know that the faculty of this school actually cares about the success of my children makes everything better. The leadership team not only looks for our feedback, positive and negative, they highly encourage it. We highly recommend Trinity Christian School.
Submitted by parent on December 09, 2018

We have been thoroughly pleased with Trinity Christian School. Our daughter started at TCS for middle school (6th grade). The teachers and administrators truly care about each student and strive to provide them with not only the best academic education, but also help prepare them for life in the natural, spirtual, and eternal areas, as stated in the school's mission statement. In addition to academics, TCS also offers a wide variety of extracurricular activites, including sports and fine arts. We have found that the school is really like an extended family, with a network of people to partner with as we raise children together in today's world. We strongly recommend TCS to families considering a high-quality, biblical worldview education for their child.
Submitted by parent on August 29, 2017

So far so good, and my son loves it
Submitted by parent on May 27, 2017

When our daughter first came to Trinity in first grade there was a good focus on academics with appropriate rigor in their curriculum. However, middle school is horrible. Zero focus on academics, zero discipline and zero teacher communication. The only time you here from the school weekly is about their sports programs! The middle school administration concentrates on their athletes to the point of allowing horrible behavior to go without consequence. Our daughter would often say that the learning environment was disrupted and because particular students were athletes nothing was done. The curriculum rigor is so low that my daughter will be behind in high school. The only "Christian" part of the middle school is chapel once a week. Look around - all recent money has gone to athletic items and buildings! They need to put their money into more qualified teachers and administrators!
Submitted by parent on January 14, 2016

The school is chopped full of home school Moms turned teachers who can't teach their way out of a paperbag. Very disappointing.Last year! Wish we would have done it sooner!
Submitted by parent on March 27, 2015

Wonderful school with wonderful teachers. This is our first and unfortunately only year at Trinity as we will be moving at the end of the school year. We couldn't be happier with the year our daughters are having. Would definitely be returning if we weren't moving.
Submitted by parent on January 12, 2015

We moved here about 5 months ago from the West Coast where we had all of our kids in a private Christian school also. The tour and talks with the administration at TCS leads you to believe that your children will be in an advanced Christian curriculum with plenty of parental involvement if desired. None of this turned out to be true. The "Bob Jones" curriculum that they use is horribly inadequate and all of our kids were over a year ahead of where TCS was so they were bored out of their minds. When we brought this to the attention of the principal she smiled and nodded and had zero answers or suggestions. There is no option for advanced studies under 4th or 5th grade it seems. So if your child comes here ahead, be prepared for their education to come to a screeching halt. And on the parental involvement issue, don't expect to be able to volunteer or even have ANY kind of understanding of what's going on in your kids classes.
Submitted by parent on April 03, 2013

My two children attended Trinity for a very short time. After being in public schools all of their lives we felt a Christian school would better benefit them as high schoolers. Boy were we wrong! Trinity is the furthest thing from a Christian school or environment. No leadership, no biblical teachings, and acceptance of inappropriate conduct.. This is a school of double standards. I would not recommend this school. If you have a problem with something good luck getting an answer or a returned email. Public schools don't have near the problems this school has.