Admission Process
How The Admission Process Works
The admissions process begins with a call to our director of admission. During this phone call you can discuss your teenager’s academic needs and begin exploring, along with Ms. Barto, if TrinityPrep might be an option for them. The next step of the admissions process involves you and your student taking a tour of the school, and an interview.
Finally, your student will be invited to attend classes for the day at TrinityPrep. This is one of the best ways to determine if TrinityPrep is the best fit for your student and whether or not TrinityPrep can serve your family’s educational needs
Flexxbuy Financing
What is Flexxbuy?
Flexxbuy helps families to connect with lenders to find the best possible rates to finance students tuition. This service is available to any TrinityPrep parents who are interested.
NCSEAA Grant Funding
With the recent expansion of the NCSEAA program, we are expanding our knowledge of how this program can help families reduce tuition costs. To see if your student qualifies for grant funding visit NCSEAA.
At the request of the parent/legal guardian, the home school must complete a battery of tests within a 90-day period and provide the following information:
- Test results will aid in determining eligibility, as well as, observations, parent, administrator, paraprofessionals, social workers, and related-service providers.
- The student’s educational level of performance within a 15-point range will be determined.
- If eligible, then, the home school’s IEP team, which is within the student’s district, along with all other stakeholders, including the student, him/herself will set annual goals within the area(s) of need.
- All in attendance will sign the document, then, an active IEP is in place for three years, updating the document each school year prior to April 1st.
Although neither an IEP nor a 504 Plan is required to be enrolled at Trinity Preparatory, in the event that an enrollee has an active IEP or 504 Plan, Trinity will make every effort in which to honor these documents.
