Admissions Process
Join the Trinity Family
Discover a Christ-Centered, Exceptional Education in Litchfield Park
Choosing the right school for your child is one of the most important decisions you will make as a parent. At Trinity Lutheran School, we are honored that you are considering partnering with us.
Whether you are looking for a nurturing first classroom for your toddler, an academically rigorous environment for your high schooler, or the flexibility of our hybrid program, our doors are open to families of all religious backgrounds. We invite you to step onto our campus, feel the warmth of our community, and see the Trinity difference for yourself.
Whether you are looking for a nurturing first classroom for your toddler, an academically rigorous environment for your high schooler, or the flexibility of our hybrid program, our doors are open to families of all religious backgrounds. We invite you to step onto our campus, feel the warmth of our community, and see the Trinity difference for yourself.
The Admissions Process: Three Simple Steps
We want getting to know us to be as joyful and stress-free as possible. Here is how you can begin your family's journey with Trinity:
1. Schedule a Tour The best way to understand our mission is to see it in action. Come walk our halls, peek into our classrooms, and meet our dedicated faculty.
2. Submit an Application Ready to become a Tiger? Our online application is simple and secure. Once submitted, our admissions team will reach out with the next steps regarding transcripts, teacher recommendations, and any necessary placement assessments.
3. Traditional K-8 Program The final step is a shadow day along with admissions testing to ensure Trinity is the perfect fit for your child's spiritual and academic growth and to assist with grade level placement. Once accepted, you will receive an enrollment packet to officially secure your spot!
Find the Perfect Fit for Your Family
We offer continuous education tailored to every stage of your child's development. Which program are you exploring today?
Early Childhood (Ages 1 – PreK) A safe, loving foundation focused on spiritual, social, and cognitive development. (Note: We are proud to be one of the only preschools in the West Valley to accept children who are not yet potty-trained!)
Traditional K-8 School An academically rigorous, full-day program featuring small class sizes, robust specials (including our extensive music program), and daily faith integration.
Hybrid K-12 Program The flexibility of home learning combined with two days of dynamic, on-campus enrichment and community.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do we have to be Lutheran to attend? No, Trinity is a school that warmly welcomes families from all religious backgrounds who desire a Christian education for their children.
What are the class sizes? We intentionally maintain highly favorable student-to-teacher ratios to ensure every child is known, loved, and challenged.
When is the application deadline? Rolling admissions, as available. We encourage families to apply early to save your spot. Some grades are waitlisted.
Have more questions? We are here to help! Contact our Admissions Office at 623-935-4690 or email us at office@trinitylcs.org.
Student Support Services Policy
As a small, private Christian school, Trinity Lutheran School does not offer special education or resource services, nor are we required to implement or follow public school IEPs (Individualized Education Plans), 504 Plans, or formal evaluations. While we strive to support all students to the best of our ability, the absence of a special education department limits the scope of accommodations and services we can provide.
Admissions and Enrollment of Students with Identified Needs
Students with current or prior IEPs, 504 Plans, or formal educational evaluations must provide documentation to the school office during the admissions process. A shadow day will be scheduled to allow the student to experience the classroom setting and for staff to observe the student in the classroom setting. Following this visit, Trinity’s enrollment team will review the documentation and classroom observations to determine whether we can adequately meet the student’s needs in our learning environment.
Ongoing Evaluation of Needs
Trinity Lutheran School is committed to the success of each child and regularly evaluates whether a student’s educational and developmental needs can be met within our current staffing and support structure. If it becomes clear that a student’s needs exceed what Trinity is able to provide, we will partner with the family to identify and transition to an educational setting that is better equipped to support the child’s development. A list of recommended educational providers and specialists will be shared to assist in this transition.
By enrolling at Trinity, parents acknowledge and understand that while we strive to provide individualized attention and support, there may be cases where a student’s needs require specialized services beyond what we can offer.
Non-Discrimination Policy
Trinity Lutheran School admits students of any religion, race, color, national, and ethnic origin to all rights, privileges, programs and activities made available to the students at school. Trinity does not discriminate in the administration of its educational policies, admission policies, and other school administered programs.