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Trinity Episcopal School

Name: Trinity Episcopal School
Address: 1315 Jackson Avenue , New Orleans , LA 70130
County: Orleans Parish
Phone Number: 504.525.8661
Fax: 504.523.4837
Web site: www.trinitynola.com
Email: admission@trinitynola.com
Head of School : The Reverend Dr. Michael C. Kuhn, Headmaster
Type of School: Day School
Founded: 1960
Ages/Grades: Prekindergarten through Eighth Grade
School Setting: Residential
School Size: 335
Classroom Size: 16-20
Student/Teacher ratio: 6.5:1
Tuition: $14,110.00
Financial Aid: Need based
Departments: Middle School is departmentalized
Curriculum: Advanced, College Prep
% of Graduating Class: 100%
Support Services: Learning and Reading Specialists in each division
Camp Programs: Yes
Afterschool Programs: Yes
Computer Capabilities: Two dedicated computer labs, laptops available for use by middle school students
School Championships: Girls and Boys Ivy League soccer champs, undefeated boys flag football champs, boys and girls basketball champs, and tennis champs
Parking Spaces/Availability: Residential neighborhood public parking
Uniform Guidelines: Uniforms required
Admissions Requirements: Testing, observation, and school visit required
Philosophy/Belief Statement: Challenging the Intellect, Nourishing the Spirit, Celebrating Community
Mission Statement

Trinity Episcopal School's mission is to nurture our children's academic excellence, moral responsibility, and spiritual, physical and artistic growth through proven programs and a community of dedicated educators.
School History

Founded in 1960, Trinity Episcopal School is a co-educational, Prekindergarten through Eighth Grade school of some 335 students. The campus is located in the Garden District of New Orleans, encompassing four city-blocks in a residential neighborhood offering a pleasant and stimulating learning environment for its students and faculty. Trinity Episcopal School continues in the tradition of its predecessor school, Miss Edith Aiken's Little School for Little Children, and of Trinity Episcopal Church, which since its founding in 1847 has maintained a commitment to the educational and civic life of New Orleans.