Questions we hear
a lot.

The school will begin with grades K-8, but plans to expand to a full K-12 school in the future.

Yes, there is a uniform policy with the intent purpose of having a professional and unified environment.

Classical education, also called Liberal Arts, comprises seven foundational subjects: grammar, logic, and rhetoric (the Trivium), plus arithmetic, geometry, science, and music (the Quadrivium). Mastery of words and numbers enables lifelong learning.

Trinity Classical Academy is in Mentored Accreditation with the Association of Classical Christian Schools (ACCS), supported by Concordis Education Partners. Transcripts meeting college entrance requirements are provided.

A typical day at Trinity begins and ends with intention.

• — 7:55 AM — Drop-off
• — 8:15 AM — Chapel
• — 8:30 AM — Classes begin
• — 12:30 PM — Lower school pickup (K-3)
• — 12:30–3:00 PM — Aftercare available
• — 3:00 PM — Upper school pickup (4+)

Homework expectations vary by grade level:

• — Lower Primary (K-3): 10-20 minutes on weeknights, 1 hour Friday
• — Upper Primary (4-6): 20-45 minutes on weeknights, 1-2 hours Friday
• — Lower Secondary (6-8): 45 minutes to 1 hour on weeknights, 2-3 hours Friday
• — Upper Secondary (9+): 1-2 hours on weeknights, 3-4 hours Friday

Yes. Trinity Classical Academy partners with Benefaq to help families access financial aid, including funds available through Alabama's CHOOSE Act. To apply or learn more, visit Benefaq and use School ID 68676.