Lower School Curriculum from Kindergarten to 5th Grade
Inside the ClassroomAt Trinity, our Lower School classrooms are joyful, Christ-centered environments where curiosity is encouraged, learning is active, and every child is known and loved. We believe that each student is a uniquely gifted image-bearer of God, and our mission is to nurture their academic, spiritual, and social-emotional growth through purposeful, developmentally appropriate instruction. Our classrooms are designed to foster creativity, collaboration, and critical thinking. Teachers work intentionally and collaboratively to deliver engaging instruction that supports individual needs and builds a lifelong love of learning. With a strong partnership between home and school, we create a caring, supportive environment where students flourish—mind, body, and spirit. |
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Curriculum Overview
| Kindergarten (K5) |
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Our K5 program bridges early childhood and primary grades by blending purposeful play, hands-on exploration, and rich academic instruction. Children grow in confidence, independence, and curiosity as they begin building foundational skills in reading, math, and writing—all within a nurturing, Christ-centered environment. Highlights:
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| Primary Grades (1st–3rd) |
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In the primary years, students develop essential academic skills while growing in independence and responsibility. Through a balanced curriculum grounded in Biblical truth, our teachers create hands-on, engaging experiences that encourage curiosity and build confidence. Highlights:
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| Intermediate Grades (4th–5th) |
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As students grow into the intermediate grades, they take on more academic responsibility in a departmentalized setting. Specialized teachers work together to ensure a cohesive, challenging curriculum that prepares students for success in middle school and beyond. Highlights:
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Partnering with Parents
At Trinity, we believe that strong school-home connections are essential to student success. We value our partnership with families and invite parents to be active participants in their child’s Lower School journey.
Whether you're attending chapel, cheering at a class performance, volunteering at an event, or supporting a class project, your involvement matters. Together, we build a community that reflects Christ’s love and fosters joyful learning.


