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17001 Addison Rd, Addison, Texas, 75001, United States
(972) 931-8325 www.trinitychristian.com
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Sep 9, 2017
I have attended TCA since 8th grade. I have meet many great friends and grown greatly in my faith. My only concern would be the middle school. TCA is the BEST option for high school for the DFW area but not middle school. I don't believe that the curriculum matches the tuition for middle school, and it would be best for a student to attend elementary and middle school elsewhere.

Aug 5, 2017
Drug tests students. This school used to be a #1 in the DFW area. (80's/90's) But recently has become extremely controlling. The amount of control the school and staff forces on the students is unrealistic and doesn't give an accurate representation of what the real world is going to be for these kids who are about to leave for college and jobs.

Mar 15, 2017
The school is fabulous. I went there first through 12th grade and I am now blessed to send my children there. The individual attention that is paid to each student is amazing, I cannot recommend this school highly enough!

Feb 17, 2017
The faculty and community around this school are the best in North Dallas. A great education with supportive Christian teachers and administrators make this place unique. TCA's graduated are Servant leaders who will be ready to take on the challenges that they will be presented with.

Mar 15, 2017
They made the mistake of thinking I was going to put my high energy first grader on stimulants to keep her sedated during class. Perhaps I will but not in the first grade and not in an environment where she's not being taught anything. I spent 30K for prek and k and my daughter learned very very little. She didn't learn anything in reading, writing or arithmetic. After TCA told us our daughter didn't fit at Trinity I took her to a different school. After a week of academic testing at the new school they said she's preforming at at least a second grade level in everything and a third or higher grade in reading. They recommended skipping first grade and moving her straight into second grade. In less than a week the new school had done more academic testing than Trinity had done in two years... Still I was concerned about my daughters high energy issues and ask her new teacher if I could meet with her. When I met her new teacher I ask her how we will be communicating about behavior issues, making sure we're on the same page and what we can do to help. Her teacher said there were no problems with my daughter, she's doing fine and has no issues that can't easily be handled. Her teacher said she's an expert and can spot problems and would of already let me know if she saw any. I couldn't believe it, I ask her again and again, waited several days and waited several weeks. I keep getting the same answer, my daughter has no behavior issues. As a TCA alumni I'd say carefully consider if your child is right for TCA. TCA focuses on the 82% kid. If your child is too bright or not bright enough then TCA is not a good fit. Be prepared to be involved, on a daily basis, in your child's education. If you want someone who can take care of the business of educating your child without your daily intervention then TCA is not the right school for you. TCA about traumatized us sending all those silly teacher notes with boxes to initial and sign everyday that highlighted their own classroom and teacher management problems. There is a lack of honesty at least at the lower school level. While it didn't seem like it at the time our last day at TCA has been a blessing for our family.

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