Trinity Lutheran School

501 Stewart Avenue

Wausau, WI 54401

3 Reviews

School District
Grade

PK-8
Type

private

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Submitted by parent on June 26, 2018

We have had an overall very positive experience with Trinity. Watching our children develop a need for love and forgiveness has transformed our whole family for the better. Trinity truly is a family of students who care for each other, led by teachers who know the privilege of molding the children of others.
Submitted by parent on February 12, 2016

I am proud to say that my children attended Trinity! It is a top notch school from 4K through 8th grade with caring, compassionate leaders and teachers. Trinity truly prepares children spiritually and emotionally while challenging them mentally to prepare for their High School years and beyond.A Happy Momma =)
Submitted by parent on August 03, 2013

We had a great year in 2nd grade. After that it all went downhill. We found the older grade teachers to be quite antiquated in their learning (really, still using the same curriculum from 10 years ago....and proud of it!) The principal touted a huge school computer upgrade to us; but come to find out that fundraising/auction went just for new computers & monitors for the church staff; not school. That was disappointing, we felt misled by the principal having given substantially to this upgrade for the students. No librarian, art or gym teacher; so we had low expectations for these classes. As a volunteer in the school, I found that the teachers just 'skip through' these classes. Gym is play time in the gym, art is craft time, library is go check in/out a book. They do have chapel on Wednesday, but I'm always surprised how often my children say their own pastors (they have 3 at Trinity) are not at chapel. That seems odd, for many times the kids lead chapel & you'd think the spiritual leaders of these children would want to be there. We did have concerns with an a staff member speaking rudely/condescending & we voiced that concern to the principal, but it went nowhere.