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Trinity Christian Academy After School Care takes place at a private coeducational school for grades preK–12 that offers a demanding, college preparatory curriculum within a Christian community committed to integrating biblical faith and learning. The program is part of a school where athletics plays a distinct role in educating and developing the whole person for the glory of God and where 21 varsity sports are offered. It operates in a setting with a student-teacher ratio of 11:1 and an Upper School faculty where 80% of teachers have advanced degrees.
Trinity Christian Academy reports that over $14.8 million in scholarships were offered to the 129 graduates of the Class of 2024, and that from 2020 to 2024 there were 16 National Merit Finalists and 40 National Merit Commended Students. Over the past eight years, more than 60 graduates went on to play college athletics, mostly in NCAA Division 1. The school states that it nurtures students’ hearts through a community of love and integrates Christ-centered faith alongside a strong, college-preparatory curriculum. Through life experiences, service and mission opportunities, and mentoring programs, Trinity Christian Academy involves students in leadership and service. The school’s visual arts program is consistently the most decorated among area schools, public and private, from the Texas Visual Arts Association. The leadership team includes Julie Brown (General Counsel & Director of Human Resources), Jen Bailey (Payroll Specialist & Benefits Coordinator), Dina Brown (Human Resources Coordinator), Crysta Crum (HR Recruitment Coordinator), and Megan Mohle (Human Resources Administrative Assistant).
Last updated January 28, 2026.
Trinity Christian Academy reports that over $14.8 million in scholarships were offered to the 129 graduates of the Class of 2024, and that from 2020 to 2024 there were 16 National Merit Finalists and 40 National Merit Commended Students. Over the past eight years, more than 60 graduates went on to play college athletics, mostly in NCAA Division 1. The school states that it nurtures students’ hearts through a community of love and integrates Christ-centered faith alongside a strong, college-preparatory curriculum. Through life experiences, service and mission opportunities, and mentoring programs, Trinity Christian Academy involves students in leadership and service. The school’s visual arts program is consistently the most decorated among area schools, public and private, from the Texas Visual Arts Association. The leadership team includes Julie Brown (General Counsel & Director of Human Resources), Jen Bailey (Payroll Specialist & Benefits Coordinator), Dina Brown (Human Resources Coordinator), Crysta Crum (HR Recruitment Coordinator), and Megan Mohle (Human Resources Administrative Assistant).
Last updated January 28, 2026.
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