School Expectations

Parents and students can expect that Trinity Lutheran School faculty and staff will:
  1. Be prepared for the classes taught.
  2. Be present and attentive to the students’ needs during the school day.
  3. Have a servant attitude in their approach to ministry and challenge them to succeed at their highest level.
  4. Encourage each student to work to his or her potential.
  5. Have a willingness to assist students.
  6. Be available for students and parents.
  7. Speak well of Trinity Lutheran School students and their families.
  8. Express the joy of carrying out the Gospel ministry at Trinity Lutheran School.
  9. Pray for the students and families of Trinity Lutheran School.
  10. Follow the policies that are stated in the handbook.


The Trinity Lutheran School faculty and staff expect that students will:
  1. Have a willingness to participate, cooperate, and learn.
  2. Take responsibility for class assignments and projects.
  3. Complete all assignments on time using one’s God-given talents to their fullest.
  4. Conduct themselves in a manner that demonstrates Christian love.
  5. Go to the classroom teacher when there is a question or problem regarding class work.
  6. Challenge themselves to succeed at the highest possible level.
  7. Understand and reflect the joys and blessings of the Gospel ministry carried out at Trinity Lutheran School.
  8. Pray for your parents and the Trinity faculty and staff.
  9. Follow the policies that are stated in the handbook.
  10. Speak well of their fellow students and the Trinity Lutheran School faculty and staff.

The Trinity Lutheran School faculty and staff expect that parents will:
  1. Have your child at school on time each day.
  2. Attend worship services regularly with your child.
  3. Encourage your child to use his/her God-given talents to the best of his/her ability.
  4. Regularly discuss school with your child and monitor his/her use of technology, including social media engagement.
  5. Encourage your child to seek help from his/her teacher when questions or concerns arise. 
  6. Go to the classroom teacher when there are any questions or concerns.
  7. Discuss your child’s progress with his/her teachers.
  8. Share with your child and others the blessings of Christian education.
  9. Speak well of your child’s teacher and the Trinity Lutheran School faculty and staff.
  10. Pray for your child and the faculty and staff at Trinity Lutheran School.
  11. Follow the policies that are stated in the handbook.
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