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Trinity Lutheran School is a co-educational Christian Day School that serves Kindergarten through 8th grade level students.
It is operated as a non-profit, church-sponsored education ministry of Trinity Lutheran Church, Clinton Township, Michigan.
Our school has been providing excellent Christian education for over 118 years.
Trinity Lutheran School strives for quality in all that we do.
Students are learning concepts, gaining wisdom and developing life skills.
They are involved in a variety of learning and extra-curricular activities by state qualified teachers.
Trinity Lutheran School is a Christian School. Our primary goal is to share the truth of the Gospels and help children and their families grow in their relationship with Jesus Christ.
Our school provides a safe nurturing atmosphere where children can hear God’s Word daily and learn about His love and blessings.
Trinity is a place where Christian teachers help children define and implement a Christian lifestyle and Christian values.
It is a place of caring and love that extends longer than the school day and beyond the classroom walls.
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