ADMISSIONS
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The admissions process for Trinity Classical Academy.
Attend an informational preview
Learn about classical Christian education, the expectations of the academy, and Trinity’s hybrid model.
View information meetingsComplete the required reading
Read Introduction to Classical Education by Christopher A. Perrin, MDiv, PhD before the family interview to better understand the classical Christian educational model.
Read Introduction to Classical Education ↗Prayerfully consider your family’s fit
- Do you desire a Christian and classical education for your child?
- Do you agree with our Statement of Faith?
- Have you reviewed our handbook, financial commitment policy, and mission statement?
- Will you uphold the parent partnership agreement at home and actively volunteer and participate in school events when possible?
Apply online
Complete the application and pay the application fee. Read the handbook and tuition commitment carefully. The published admissions policy states that once you receive your acceptance letter, you are officially enrolled and obligated to pay tuition in full.
New student application ↗Submit teacher recommendations
Submit a teacher recommendation for each student.
Teacher reference form ↗Submit pastoral references
Submit a pastoral reference for each student. Contact the office for instructions; the current admissions page does not provide a separate pastoral reference link.
Contact the officeStudent entrance exam and interview
After receiving a teacher recommendation, Trinity will contact you to schedule an interview and any necessary entrance exams. Students in grades 7–12 must sign a Student Contract agreeing to Trinity’s Statement of Faith, completion of their work, and adherence to the student honor code.
Family interview
When possible, this is scheduled on the same day as the student interview. The interview is an opportunity to discuss your family’s educational goals, consider alignment with the school’s mission and culture, and ask questions.
Admissions decision
Trinity notifies families by email whether the student is approved for admission, denied admission, or placed on a waiting list.
After acceptance
- New students in grades K–6 take a placement test to determine reading and math level. A parent or Trinity’s learning specialist may administer it. If TCA administers it, a $50 testing fee is due on the day of testing.
- New students in grades 7–12 take a math placement test and writing assessment.
- Parents purchase curriculum and school supplies. A welcome email includes links to required books and grade-specific supplies.
- Parents are required to attend Parent Orientation.
Published grade availability
Copied from the school’s 2026–2027 availability graphic on September 30, 2026. Availability may change; please confirm with the office.
| Grade | Published status |
|---|---|
| 2–3 year olds | Full |
| 4 year olds | Spots available |
| Kindergarten | Full |
| 1st grade | Spots available |
| 2nd grade | Full |
| 3rd grade | Full |
| 4th grade | Full |
| 5th grade | Full |
| 6th grade | Full |
| 7th grade | Full |
| 8th grade | Full |
| 9th grade | Full |
| 10th grade | Full |
| 11th grade | Spots available |
| 12th grade | Spots available |

