Trinity Preparatory Academy in Fort Worth

Posted: April 15, 2026

We have been dealing with a problematic teacher all year. We did address our concerns. Administration seemed shocked and said we were the only family who has ever had issues with this teacher. We got the feeling they thought our child was overreacting or just being too sensitive. We even started to question our own child because we trusted what they told us.
It wasnt until this week that we learned other families have had the same issues with this teacher and were given the same response. Needless to say, we were all extremely disappointed and upset when we realized our valid concerns had been completely dismissed over and over again. It seems like the school had made a conscious and deliberate decision to protect a teacher at the expense of students.
Its especially frustrating when the school publicly responds to a negative review by saying that they encourage parents to reach out directly. Direct, constructive communication has to go both ways for it be effective.

Posted: April 15, 2026

Posted: April 8, 2026

In the event that the teacher who left the one-star review reads this, I would encourage a more balanced and constructive perspective.

As a current parent at Trinity Prep, I do not agree with this review. It reads less as an objective assessment and more as a personal grievance. That is concerning, as it presents a one-sided perspective supported by what appear to be largely unsubstantiated claims.

Concerns about standards can sometimes stem from understandable frustration, but they dont always reflect the full context. Schoolsparticularly smaller onesoperate as complex ecosystems, and what may appear as inaction externally is often the result of thoughtful, deliberate decision-making behind the scenes.

Regarding the perception that administration is simply telling parents what they want to hear, it is equally likely that they are working to balance a wide range of perspectives. Not all families share the same priorities, and listening to feedback does not necessarily imply agreement or immediate implementation. In many cases, decisions must be evaluated in terms of long-term impact and overall benefit to the community.

The notion of a significant divide within the school community may also be overstated. In most environments, those who are actively engaged and collaborative tend to feel more connected, while those who are less involved may feel some level of disconnection. This is often a reflection of participation rather than intentional exclusion.

With respect to turnover, recent years have brought notable changes across the education landscape. Family relocations, shifting priorities, and staffing adjustments have been common and do not inherently indicate systemic issues. While mid-year transitions are not ideal, they are not uncommonparticularly in smaller schools where such changes are more visible.

It may be helpful to consider that what feels like a broader issue could, in part, be shaped by individual perspective. In some cases, the narrative we form reflects our personal experience more than the collective reality of the entire community.

Ultimately, we trust that God is in control, giving and taking away according to His plan.

Posted: April 8, 2026

Posted: April 7, 2026

As a parent, Im incredibly grateful for our experience at Trinity Prep. When we began our journey, I already had one child who learned to read very easily. We were homeschooling at the time, and honestly, it felt like I barely taught him; he simply picked it up early and naturally. Because of that experience, I assumed it would be similar with my younger son. It wasnt.
When my younger son struggled more with reading, I wasnt sure how to help him or if he what we were seeing not unusual - I need extra guidance and support. Thats where Trinity Prep made such a difference. His teacher was experienced and knowledgeable, and she came alongside both of us with patience and wisdom. Instead of rushing to label him or push unnecessary interventions, she reassured me about typical developmental timelines and encouraged us to give him time to grow at his own pace. While some students need intervention, I needed to relax - but I did not have the background to have that perspective!
That partnership meant everything to me as a parent. I felt supported rather than pressured, and my son felt encouraged rather than discouraged. By the end of first grade, he was reading on level without formal intervention, and today he is an excellent reader and a strong student overall.
Im so thankful for the thoughtful guidance, the individualized care, and the collaborative approach Trinity Prep provides. They truly understand that every child develops differently, and they honor that in a way that builds confidence and long-term success.

Posted: April 7, 2026

Posted: April 6, 2026

Unfortunately this school needs to raise their standards for both students and teachers. Admin encourage parents to come voice their concerns, and they either tell parents what they want to hear-knowing full well no changes will be made-or theyre dismissive. There is definitely a big divide too-families and staff are either in our out. The biggest concern is the huge turnover in the last two years-both with staff and students. For a small school to have multiple families leaving mid year is alarming.

Posted: April 6, 2026

Posted: March 31, 2026

We enrolled with high expectations based on how this school presents itself, but our experience has not aligned with that image.

While leadership communicates well in the moment, there is a noticeable lack of follow-through. Concerns are acknowledged but rarely resolved, which raises questions about structure and accountability.

Its also difficult to ignore the number of families leaving, even mid-year, which is concerning and speaks to broader instability.

Overall, there appears to be a huge gap between the schools stated values and its day-to-day operations. The school is also newly accredited, which makes this even more concerning. Based on what weve experienced, it will be difficult for them to maintain accreditation.

Posted: March 31, 2026

Posted: March 3, 2026

We have been at TPA for several years now and absolutely love it! The community we have built over the years is nothing I take for granted. We love the teachers, the christ center curriculum, and the community. Its amazing to be at an amazing school with parents that share the same views as you. It has been the biggest blessing to our family the last 6 years.

Posted: March 3, 2026

Our daughter has been at Trinity Prep elementary for two years now and tells me at every opportunity that she never wants to leave. We have been so impressed with the curriculum and the rate at which she is learning. The teachers and administrators are supportive of us as co-teachers. I would highly recommend Trinity Prep.

Posted: March 3, 2026

Our family is so grateful for the school it is been so important for us that our daughter not only get education but get a high quality faith-based education with wonderful staff and great families all around her. We also love that the educational curriculum is not just about scoring well on standardized tests but it's about developing a well-rounded classical education that prepares students for the world they are going into.

Posted: March 3, 2026

Exactly what christian school should be like! Beautiful Godly Environment! So Thankful!

Posted: March 3, 2026

We truly feel blessed to be part of TPA. Its not just about academics. its about faith, character, and purpose. The teachers really care and partner with us as parents, which means so much. Weve seen our kids grow in confidence, leadership, and in their walk with God. So grateful for everyone and every family at Trinity Prep Academy

Posted: March 3, 2026

The school has truly been a blessing to our family. We have seen how strongly the values of Christ are reflected in the teachers and staff. Trinity is an answer to prayer for us. We have witnessed our children being discipled, growing in their faith, and making meaningful faith decisions that are now reflected in our entire family.

Posted: March 3, 2026

We have been a part of TPA for 5 years. The Trinity Prep staff has been a trusted partner to guide our sons and daughters in a Christ-Centered education. We have 2 graduates and 3 currently enrolled. The TPA staff has been great to work with through all types of situations. They have led our kids well in both challenging and successful times. We highly suggest this school if you want to have more influence over your kids education.

Posted: March 3, 2026

We have had 2 of our children graduate from Trinity Prep and it was amazing how well they were prepared for college! Both went in with their first 2 years completed. The biblical worldview education has been invaluable for our family. Both of my younger kids need extra help and the school has been wonderful in helping with that as well. I love having the extra time with my children. The staff here are amazing, encouraging, helpful and constantly point my kids to Jesus. I could not recommend TPA enough.

Posted: March 3, 2026

Trinity Prep Academy has been a huge blessing for our family. The teachers are encouraging to our children. We love that God is the focus in all areas of the school and the culture greatly reflects this. We are extremely thankful for the care of the students in their education while at Trinity Prep.

Posted: March 3, 2026

Posted: February 5, 2026

This is our first year at Trinity Prep, and our daughter is in kindergarten. We have absolutely loved the school! The teachers and staff are incredible, and the curriculum is well organized and thoughtfully designed. The university model provides the perfect balance of time spent at school and at home.
What struck me most when we chose Trinity Prep was its commitment to a biblical worldview, academic excellence, and genuinely caring for each individual child. Some of the schools we toured seemed to prioritize academic achievement over the child, while others felt too relaxed and lacked a strong focus on academic rigor. Trinity Prep strikes the right balance, all while grounding learning in a biblical worldview.
Classroom sizes are small, and the personal attention each student receives is truly unmatched. I cant recommend Trinity Prep enough!

Posted: February 5, 2026

Posted: January 22, 2026

I have attended Trinity Prep for 11 years, and I am currently in my senior year. I absolutely love Trinity Prep and am so blessed to have attended.
I have met some of my best friends at this school, and have been able to grow up alongside them. My teachers throughout the years have consistently encouraged me to reach my full potential and be the best student I can be. My teachers have always been on my side, ready to answer any questions I have and help me succeed. My teachers are not only just academic mentors but also spiritual mentors. They love the Lord and are so knowledgeable, offering their wisdom and insight into our lives. My teachers have taught me academics, but they have also taught me incredibly useful life lessons.
I have grown so much over my years at Trinity Prep, not only as a student, but as a person. Trinity Prep has taught me how to write well-rounded papers, how to defend my faith, how to solve complex problems, how to apply my creativity, how to collaborate with peers, and so much more.
Aside from the academic growth I have experienced at Trinity Prep, I have grown spiritually as well. Through faith-based curriculum, biblical discussions in class, and chapel lessons, I have found I can love and worship the Lord even in my education.
Trinity Prep has given me so many fun memories over the past 11 years. From running around at recess as a little kid, to building lasting friendships, to hilarious in-class games, to hands-on labs, to group projects I have had such an enjoyable time at Trinity Prep.
I will graduate and walk into my future knowing that my education at Trinity Prep will have greatly prepared me to excel in whatever career path I take. I am forever thankful for the teachers and staff who put their time, effort, and love into helping me, as well as my peers, be a successful young person.

Posted: January 22, 2026

Posted: January 14, 2026

Working at Trinity Prep has been an incredibly positive experience. The culture is welcoming and supportive. As an employee, I truly feel valued and appreciated. There is a strong sense of teamwork, open communication, and mutual respect throughout the school. Trinity Prep is a wonderful place to work, and Im grateful to be part of such a positive and encouraging community.

Posted: January 14, 2026

Posted: January 11, 2026

TPA initially appeared promising, but over time it became clear that it does not consistently reflect the Christian values it promotes. Families are strongly encouraged to research carefully before enrolling.

The school markets small class sizes as a major benefit; however, in my experience, these small classes appear to be the result of high student turnover, with many families not staying long. Staff turnover reflects the same issue. Early in the school year, the newly hired elementary principal and a 5th-grade teacher both left.

ELA instruction was stopped after low assessment results were shared with families. Overall, academics felt disorganized, confusing, and inconsistent.

Staff interactions sometimes appeared to vary based on family connections. In my experience, children were frequently spoken to harshly regardless of whether they were quiet or loud, contributing to a stressful environment. Families should also be aware that withdrawing before the semester ends may still require full payment.

Posted: January 11, 2026

Posted: December 6, 2025

My reviews continue to be removed, which makes me question the validity of this site and how many other honest (negative) reviews are taken down. This institution is a money grabbing hub who deceives families. Their words and actions are light years apart. Charging children $40 to join STUCO and then not providing anything for it, (like the Christmas party) is just one sample of financial theft Our children also have to pay $40 each to attend the Christmas party hosted by STUCO and yet none of it is funded by the funds they already gave to TPA. Come on. This is one current example of lack of care for the actual students. Also, they will now accept school vouchers even though they previously said they were financially strong enough to not have to take part in this program. I can handle many things, but lying by people who claim the name of Christ is not one of them.

Posted: December 6, 2025

Posted: November 13, 2025

We are on our second year with TPA. If you are looking for a university-model, Christian school, TPA is such a great option to explore. We have loved our teachers, community and the school/life balance we now have. I feel like my children are being challenged academically without being overwhelmed. The community here is some of the loveliest people I have ever met. This school genuinely places the greatest emphasis on your child knowing Jesus while also helping them grow in their love for learning.

Posted: November 13, 2025

Posted: November 5, 2025

Last school year, more than ten teachers left the school. It feels more like a testing center than an actual school. If youre not part of the inner staff circle, your child will likely be left out and even singled out. I truly regret the time we spent there it was a complete waste of money and time.

Posted: October 25, 2025

We have been a part of Trinity Prep for several years, and have done University Model schooling exclusively for our children, and we are so proud to be a part of this school! Starting from the top, with the headmaster and administration, through the general staff and teachers, through the families and children that are a part of this community, the culture and values are cultivated and protected with excellence. We appreciate the rigorous curriculum and workload that is designed to prepare students well for their goals after graduating, especially to go on to higher learning. We find that students at our school are leaps and bounds ahead of other kids their age that attend different schools, both academically speaking and in the way they place importance on their learning, grades and achievement. The teachers not only are skilled at what they do, they love to teach and it is obvious in the way they show up for the students- not only are they teaching them thoroughly and efficiently, they know and care for them individually. My children are known by name by staff and teachers, they are looked after and cared for not as a number, but as individual students that are loved. Teachers go out of their way to make sure that things are understood and explained well, and to encourage and call out giftings in your kids...You just simply cannot find that most anywhere else! The TPA community is full of like minded families-authentically kind and inclusive people who love Jesus, and I so appreciate how admin takes such great care in protecting the culture of the school, and how important it is to them and how well they execute it all is incredibly rare. Our family loves being a part of TPA, and can not recommend it enough if you are a christian family that wants a homeschool/private school hybrid that places an importance on christian values in both academics and community. Proud to be a part of TPA!

Posted: October 25, 2025

Posted: October 23, 2025

They dont teach the real Christian values, they dont accept the kids do way they are, they want perfect kids, this is school is a big red flag for Christians values.

Posted: October 23, 2025

Posted: October 17, 2025

TPA offers the best of both worlds - the flexibility of homeschool and the support/structure of traditional school. It has been a perfect fit for our family. The administration is very committed and have more people than many private schools. This allows them to offer more oversight and resources than often found. The work is rigorous but not overwhelming. The school also does a good job of offering more and more socializing opportunities for the students to foster community.

Posted: October 17, 2025

Posted: October 16, 2025

Our family has attended Trinity Prep for the last six years. It has continued to be a blessing for us! We have enjoyed the Christian atmosphere, the academic rigor, and the flexibility that the university model provides. It continues to be a good fit, which is why we continue to enroll our kids! I would definitely recommend to others looking for an alternative to a five day week school or simply full time home schooling.

Posted: October 16, 2025

Posted: October 8, 2025

Trinity Prep has been an amazing fit for our family. Our older son has grown so much in his confidence, faith, and academics. He loves going to school there. The teachers have created a safe, warming environment in their classroom where the students feel respected and heard. Not only is the school a blessing, but the families you meet and become friends with are too. My children are growing up with like minded families like us who value what we do. I feel my children are getting the best childhood with growing up in a loving and safe school, but also get the extra family time on our homeschool days.

Posted: October 8, 2025

Posted: October 7, 2025

Trinity Prep has been incredibly supportive of my family in the Middle and High School academic years of my daughter. From accommodating varied academic proficiency across core subjects, to coming along side our family during peer social challenges, keeping Christ at the center of it all! Their partnership with THESA, our local homeschooling sports program, brings balance to academic rigor with healthy athletic competition.

Posted: October 7, 2025

Our children have been a part of Trinity Preparatory Academy for many years and one has graduated recently. This school and parent partnership has been a great fit for our family. Our student was prepared for college and had a great high school experience at TPA. We have been a part of many schools over the years and we are grateful to have found Trinity Preparatory Academy. Our students love their teachers and have learned so much during their time at TPA.

Posted: October 7, 2025

My children have been attending Trinity Prep for 5 years and it has been the perfect fit for us. The hybrid model of in-class days and at-home days has provided for more interaction with my children during the week. It has also taught our children how to be self-starters and disciplined to work through their curriculum during their at-home days. The leadership is amazing and the Christ-centered focus is wonderful.

Posted: October 7, 2025

TPA is great! My kids are in middle and high school, and they love TPA. We love the Christian culture and intentional supportive community. We enjoy being involved and engaged in their school without the full responsibility of home schooling. The staff is super helpful and supportive.

Posted: October 7, 2025

Trinity Prep is wonderful. Its academically challenging but not overly rigorous. Its blends a professional learning environment with the flexibility of at-home work. Theyve worked really hard to make the school a warm and socially inviting place. Its clear the staff has vision and is clear on who it is and where its going. I highly recommend it!

Posted: October 7, 2025

Trinity Prep is truly a standout school with an exceptional culture rooted in Christian values. From the moment you step on campus, you can feel the warmth and sense of community. The school does a wonderful job of blending academic excellence with strong moral and spiritual development.
One of the most remarkable things about Trinity Prep is how much the teachers genuinely care for their studentsnot just academically, but personally and spiritually. They take the time to build meaningful relationships, offer support, and guide students to grow into thoughtful, responsible young adults.
The emphasis on Christian values is woven into everyday life, creating a positive, respectful, and nurturing environment. Students are encouraged to lead with integrity, serve others, and develop a strong moral compass.
Overall, Trinity Prep is more than just a schoolit's a family. Its a place where students are known, supported, and inspired to reach their full potential.

Posted: October 7, 2025

Weve been at TPA for 6 years and we LOVE it! Classes are small, teachers integrate faith, discipline issues are taken care of quickly and with kindness and support. Administration is super supportive of the families AND the teachers!
TPA is an excellent education and an excellent value.
HIGHLY recommend!

Posted: October 7, 2025

This is now our fourth year with children here across high school, middle school, and elementary school. We continue to recommend it for its Christian values, academic rigor, and university model that integrates well with supporting parents as they raise their kids.

Posted: October 7, 2025

Great Parent-Teacher partnership that has allowed our children to grow in their faith and academics. We love Trinity Prep and are so thankful for this school!

Posted: October 7, 2025

Posted: July 31, 2025

We were excited about this school at first, but after the first year, it went downhill. Teachers and admin have obvious favorites. Admin will listen to concerns, but then nothing changes. High-performing students receive minimal recognition or encouragement for their achievements, which can be discouraging for those who consistently excel. There's clear favoritism shown toward certain students who receive preferential treatment and opportunities, while hardworking students are overlooked. Students requiring special education services are not adequately supported due to the absence of a qualified special education teacher or intervention specialist. Multiple quality teachers were let go this year for reasons that appeared unfair and poorly justified, causing significant turnover that raises red flags.

Posted: July 31, 2025

Posted: July 3, 2025

We have had the privilege of walking alongside TPA teachers for 7 years. The support I received while homeschooling our daughter is priceless. Standards are set and easy to follow. University model education has given her the confidence to know that she can succeed. Everything ahead is within her reach.

Posted: July 3, 2025

Posted: July 2, 2025

Last year was my son's first year at the academy. We are so happy. His friendships are incredible. The academics stretched him in a positive way. There were opportunities to also work with wonderful classmates on projects, which helped in building relationships. My son found friends not only with his peers, but also with upper and lower classmates. We found the faculty to be caring and well qualified to teach the various subjects. There was a strong sense of partnership, and we found that my son was able to go deeper with difficult subjects like math and science, beyond what we were able to do at home. There was a sense that all the subjects were centered around the Bible and we found his faith grow as well. We couldn't have asked for a better school environment. We highly recommend Trinity Preparatory Academy!

Posted: July 2, 2025

Teaching at Trinity Preparatory Academy has been a true blessing. The school holds a high standard for academics, encouraging both students and staff to pursue excellence in every area of learning. What sets Trinity Prep apart is how seamlessly those academic goals are woven with a strong biblical worldview. Faith is not just a subjectits a foundation that shapes the entire learning environment.

The sense of community here is something special. The teachers genuinely care about their students and about one another. Were not just colleagueswere a team, united in the mission of growing young minds and hearts for Christ. Our Head of School leads with humility, vision, and a genuine heart for both students and staff. It's evident every day in the way leadership listens, supports, and encourages us. Im proud to be a part of a school that is committed to academic excellence, spiritual growth, and a culture of

Posted: July 2, 2025

As a parent, I am incredibly grateful for the high standards Trinity Preparatory Academy sets for both academics and character development. The school challenges students to grow intellectually while incorporating a strong, Christ-centered biblical worldview into every subject. I love that my child is not only receiving an excellent education but is also being shaped spiritually in meaningful and lasting ways.

The teachers at Trinity Prep truly carenot just about grades, but about the hearts and lives of their students. They take time to encourage, support, and connect with each child, helping them succeed in and out of the classroom. The Head of School leads with both wisdom and compassion and is genuinely invested in the well-being of students and teachers alike. It's clear that this is more than just a schoolit's a community rooted in faith, excellence, and love. We feel blessed to be part of it.

Posted: July 2, 2025

As a member of the staff at Trinity Prep, I can wholeheartedly say this school is unlike any other. Its more than just a place of employmentits a Christ-centered community that genuinely lives out its mission every day. The culture here is rooted in faith, integrity, and a deep commitment to developing servant leaders. What stands out the most is the way students are nurtured academically, spiritually, and personally. The head of school is incredibly supportive, and professional development is not only encouraged but thoughtfully provided. Theres a clear vision and purpose behind everything we do.

The students are respectful, engaged, and eager to grow. Families are involved and supportive, and theres a real partnership between home and school. Ive seen firsthand how students graduate from Trinity Prep not only well-educated but also grounded in their faith and prepared to make an impact in the world. If youre looking for a school community where faith, excellence, and purpose intersectand where both students and staff are encouraged to thriveTrinity Prep is a remarkable place to be.

Posted: July 2, 2025

Posted: June 24, 2025

Our family has been part of the Trinity Prep community for the past four years. With four children enrolled, weve had the opportunity to engage with the school at every levelfrom elementary through high school. Over these years, weve witnessed significant changes at TPA. While growth is often accompanied by change, the direction in which the school has evolved no longer aligns with the vision we had for our family.

Unfortunately, the focus seems to have shifted from supporting families to emphasizing academic workload and less connection. This change has had a noticeable impact on my children.Their excitement for school has significantly diminished. What was once a place they eagerly attended has now become a source of disappointment. Seeing this change has been incredibly difficult as a parent.

Effective leadership listens to and values the voices of teachers and parents. Sadly, despite raising concerns on multiple occasions, we have not seen meaningful change. It is disheartening to feel that the priorities of the school may now be more centered on image and financial growth rather than on the well-being of the families it serves.

Posted: June 24, 2025

Posted: February 12, 2025

Our daughter graduated after attending Trinity Prep Academy for her middle and high school education. TPA met and exceeded every expectation we had as we transitioned from public school, to homeschool, to choosing TPA. The teachers, staff, and administration of TPA truly care for and personally invest in their students. Our daughter had many special education needs and TPA supported us with accommodations through her coursework and SAT testing. More than education, TPA also has character values they esteem for all of their graduates to exemplify. These values along with the education of TPA prepared our daughter for standing strong with her values as she launched onto a large liberal campus environment this fall. She has also thrived in all of her college coursework thanks to the preparation of each her teachers. If you are looking for small classrooms, personal investment, a faith centered environment, parents partnering with the school, and a wonderful staff, there is no higher recommendation to give than Trinity Preparatory Academy.

Posted: February 12, 2025

Posted: January 6, 2025

Trinity Prep has been such a wonderful place to be a part of. Great teachers and staff, a love for Christ, and a great education.

Posted: January 6, 2025

Posted: December 20, 2024

I have been very impressed with Trinity Preparatory as a teacher. I came from public school education and have been impressed with the level of academics and the administration. The teachers want to be here and truly love the students. Yes, it is rigorous and there is a good amount of homework, but the students are getting a good foundations and will be prepared for college. The class sizes are small which is so helpful for the students and the teacher. Overall, it is a great place to work and I would recommend anyone who is interested in the university model to check it out.

Posted: December 20, 2024

Posted: December 13, 2024

TPA is amazing! The staff are wonderful and the students love learning.

Posted: December 13, 2024

Posted: December 12, 2024

I transferred to this school hoping a good educational environment, but my experience has been overwhelmingly negative. My time here has been marked by teachers who seem to lack the professionalism, patience, that any student deserves. The atmosphere in the classroom is often uncomfortable, and rather than creating an environment of learning and support, The teachers seem intent on belittling students and causing embarrassment. The workload here is absolutely unbearable. It feels like there is an expectation that students should spend every moment buried in assignments, projects, and tests. It's difficult to have a balance when you are basically teaching yourself the assignments.

Posted: December 12, 2024

Posted: December 10, 2024

As a parent at Trinity Prep, I've been consistently impressed with the school's commitment to academic and personal growth. The teachers are knowledgeable and passionate about their subjects and go above and beyond to support and encourage their students. The administration is excellent, always open to feedback, and dedicated to creating a positive learning environment. I appreciate how they foster a strong relationship between parents and the school, ensuring that we are involved and informed every step of the way. Trinity Prep truly prioritizes the well-being and success of its students, and I couldn't be happier with my child's experience there. Additionally, the school provides a nurturing environment for children to grow in their faith, making it a great place for them to develop their relationship with Christ.

Posted: December 10, 2024

I have been a parent at TPA for 13 years. I have graduated a student who has attended since 1st grade and I have 2 other kids that will graduate from TPA as well. We have had a wonderful experience here. To me it is the best of both worlds between homeschooling and a full time private school. I love that my kids are at home more than at school. I know that TPA has prepared my oldest son for college because he is thriving there! Wonderful decision for our family.

Posted: December 10, 2024

Posted: November 6, 2024

The teachers are all terrible. They are lazy and do not cooperate with you. There are excessive amounts of homework, and they put on an act for parents.

Posted: November 6, 2024

Very large workload in high school, no time in the day to do anything else. Often times still working on homework into the evening and on Saturdays and Sundays. Hard to balance sports and school. Lots of busywork.

Posted: November 6, 2024

Posted: September 23, 2024

Disrespectful teachers always criticizing or embarrassing students, teachers give lots of busy work that doesn't allow for time to live your life because your doing school all day even the days your not in school. No help for students either, if you don't understand something then it's up to you to teach yourself. Lots of dumb rules like where you can't go to the bathroom at certain times. All the work is not helping with any real life experiences or life lessons that need to be learned. Other kids can also be rude to others and lots of drama happens from middle school to upper school. In the elementary classes they have to stay completely silent in chapel and hallways and there's no fun at all. They are trying to make the kids perfect while saying that's how God would act and they need to or they get punished. No leeway or grace at all.

Posted: September 23, 2024

Posted: February 9, 2021

This school has been a true blessing for my family. With the craziness at the public schools, I was glad to put some normalcy back into my childs life. I was new at home school when we started this in Sept, 2020, so it was an adjustment. However now, I see a lot of positives happening. Im bonding more with my daughter, she gets that one-on-one learning, and she still gets the interaction with kids, and the teaching as well. But the best part of this school is God and prayer are still being taught. My daughter loves her teacher. She is so fun and makes the learning fun. Everyone that I have talked with have been nice and very helpful as well. I cant say anything negative about this school!

Posted: February 9, 2021

Posted: February 8, 2021

Both my daughters have attended this excellent school. One has graduated and made the President's List in College with a 4.0. She was better prepared for college than the other students with public, private, and home school backgrounds. The other child graduates this year. Neither would trade their Trinity Prep experience.

Posted: February 8, 2021

Trinity Prep has been a blessing to our family. This is our fifth year at Trinity Prep. My kids are receiving a quality education that is equipping them for life and prepping them for college. They are challenged in their thinking and taught how to look at things through a Biblical-worldview. The partnership between teachers and parents is phenomenal.

Posted: February 8, 2021

Posted: January 24, 2021

Our daughter attended here and she had a documented medical disability issue and needed her workload adjusted to accommodate this. They refused to do anything and we ended up withdrawing her from the school. I was told before we enrolled her that she'd be accommodated but that did not happen.
The workload, at least at the high school level, was huge. Spending after dinner and weekends to complete assignments is not practical.

Posted: January 24, 2021

Posted: November 28, 2019

high quality education staff is above average in teaching

Posted: March 6, 2018

Excellent environment for my student who was formerly homeschooled. Great alternative to a full-time school; equips students to manage their education, which is great prep for college. Courses are college-prep in high school and our son has reaped the benefits of that now in college.

Posted: March 6, 2018

Posted: July 24, 2017

This is our fifth year homeschooling and our second with Trinity Prep. I can tell you that I greatly appreciate the two campus days where my kids get a full day's worth of instruction in all subjects including PE. Also, I LOVE having curriculum selected for me. I trust the coordinators to research and gather from different vendors. That is a tremendous undertaking that I do not miss having done this on my own in the past. The lesson plans are made for me. The organization, help with the workload, and campus days make this school a vital part of our decision to keep going forward with homeschool. I like the smaller class sizes as well and it works great for my kids. Many of the instructors have experience teaching for example, the kinder teacher this year was AMAZING and has taught in local districts for over twenty years. My son talks about her everyday. You enter into this knowing that you will be teaching the material as well. The school is here to partner with you. In regards to some of the concerns about teachers capable of working with children with dissabilities, I have not noticed this as a problem. I will say that we left a similar school in the past due to large volume of children who had learning needs that were well tended to only the children without those disabilities were not challenged and it created some unique issues. Trinity Prep seems to have a good balance in this area.

Posted: May 4, 2017

We found this school an ideal balance between home education and a classroom setting.

Posted: May 4, 2017

There is definitely a Christian worldview being taught.

Posted: May 4, 2017

My kids love their teachers and are genuinely learning.

Posted: October 7, 2016

they are fun to be around, they are outgoing, and we can learn from them.

Posted: October 7, 2016

I like it because it was fun and it gives everyone a chance to almost to follow their dreams.

Posted: October 7, 2016

before I went to Birdville high school I went to MGA it was fun but I couldn't find the information that I need for my resume.

Posted: May 15, 2014

When I called I was told they accepted all students even with Special Needs. I was also told they were a University Model school and would place children at their true academic level. That was not the case and my child was not challenged. My child was above 2 grade levels but they were not willing to accommodate our family. They seemed very unorganized and did not have actual trained teachers or Coaches teaching. I also noticed a lot of upper grade children wandering around the halls, not wearing shoes and just seemed to be able to do what they wanted. I understand home schooling is about having freedom, but it just seemed like they did not know what they were doing. Seemed like a good concept if the director took more interest in the students.

Posted: April 24, 2014

Wonderful, helpful, caring, compassionate, and tolerant of others. Love the Christian environment as they truly care about helping their children succeed in every aspect of their lives!

Posted: March 28, 2014

We have been part of the MGA family for the past 5 years--next year my son will be in the second graduating class. It has been a blessing to us on many levels--LOVE that we can "homeschool", yet have the experience of allowing our son to learn how to deal with different personalities--both teachers and students. This is a "real world" experience, yet we are still able to foster the independence of working on school work at home--learning time management skills, study skills and personal responsibility for learning. His leadership abilities have grown and been nurtured through the student council at MGA--students are encouraged to be a part of the morning assembly in teaching and sharing from scripture and praying for the student body. They reach out to students in tangible ways and have learned about servant leadership, both inside and outside of school. Also love that we do have students with various disabilities--helps our children to develop compassion and care for others that are not all the same. We have watched MGA grow every year since we have been there--there is a reason for this!! Love the entire concept!!

Posted: March 28, 2014

Morning Glory Academy has a great concept, although I do not feel it is for our family. This was our first year to homeschool, and I was very disappointed. We have spent a lot of money and we the parents were doing most of the teaching. I came into it thinking we were a partnership. I didn't like it very much. I kind of felt like I was paying for child care not private school. Some of the classes in grammar school seem great but we were just not happy with the way the school was being ran. Homeschool has been a true blessing and we WILL continue, but a at a different school.

Posted: March 27, 2014

My son is in his second year as an upper school student. He has never been in public school, but it was time to let go of the reigns somewhat, so we decided MGA was a great choice. He has loved it from the get-go and is very pleased with the teachers and director. He is challenged at every level. As with any school, your child is going to get out of it what they give to it. If they are not willing to learn, the teacher cannot be blamed. We are still the parent/teacher and we are still the ones that ultimately teach our children. As for special needs children, mine is not one, however the choice to either take your child there, or not, is yours. Before you decide to enroll you will find the credentials of the teaching staff given, then you make the decision. If children struggle, then we as parents are in charge to help them figure it out. MGA definitely tries to get parents involved, so it is up to the parents to step up to the plate.

Posted: March 27, 2014

My daughter is in Level C (3rd grade) and she has blossomed at MGA this semester. We absolutely adore her teacher. She gives the right blend of structure and flexibility and really inspires my daughter to be passionate about whatever they are learning. My daughter has made some great friends and has greatly benefitted from the small class size and sweet children enrolled in her grade. MGA has been a great match for our family.

Posted: March 27, 2014

MGA has been such a huge blessing to my family this year!! The upper school staff and teachers are wonderful... their teaching skills with the students as well as their communication with parents is amazing. They truly care about and love my daughters and the class ratios are low enough for them to really get to know their students and have an impact on their lives. Is MGA perfect? Nope! Is any school perfect? Definitely not. MGA is not perfect, but it's a wonderful place! If you'd like a great balance of a school setting combined with teaching at home, try MGA. You and your children will be blessed. :)

Posted: March 27, 2014

As a parent completing our second year at MGA, I am very sad to see a few reviews that are far from the truth. My son is in A (1st grade) and has enjoyed every moment, even when his first teacher had to step away for her God given calling. My daughter is in Kinder and is having an amazing year with incredible teachers! When you are in a homeschool/school partnership as a parent or teacher you must have grace for situations that are out of all our control and understanding when seasons change for anyone at any given time. To address specifically the comment about adults running around untrained with guns. My husband and I are state certified and licensed to carry a concealed weapon. We train regularly, choose to use this as a means to protect those around us, and take this responsibility very seriously. This comment seems to be made to be hurtful, out of anger, and with a lack of knowledge to the real situation. It is our legal right to carry, even when we pick up our kiddos. We are very grateful to have a school like MGA to send our children to. MGA provides the flexibility, socialization and a caring environment we couldn't be happier with. So blessed to be a part of this school!

Posted: March 27, 2014

As as teacher at MGA and as a parent of students who attend MGA, I can say that we have had an excellent experience from both sides. The teachers are passionate about what they do and want the best for each and every student. Yes, there are some students with disabilities. That's because we believe that each child should have access to the education that is best for him or her, with the support/decision of their parents. We are not exclusive, nor afraid of having students with special needs in our classes. They are given the extra support they need, when they need it. The comment addressing that particular issue is not informed, nor is it another parent's business. MGA is a partnership between parents and the school to share in the educational goals of each child. MGA is not solely responsible for everything that needs to be taught or learned in any given year. I am so thankful that I have the flexibility to teach my children with the structure and support of MGA.

Posted: March 26, 2014

I really like the concept, but this school just seems unorganized. This is our second year to homeschool and our first year at MGA. The teachers are nice, but there are some inconsistencies. My child struggles a little and I do not feel that the teachers are trained. Their hearts are in the right place, but they just do not have the skills to work with students that are struggling learners. We won't be returning next year.

Posted: March 21, 2014

There seems to be lots of kids with disabilities. They don't provide formal training for teachers to take care of children with disabilities

Posted: March 20, 2014

As one of the Directors, I am dismayed to read two reviews posted yesterday that contain libelous untruths. Opinions are one thing, but asserting untrained adults are on site with guns is untrue. Asserting teachers are untrained is untrue. If you have ANY questions about other aspects of MGA, feel free stop by and assess for yourself and communicate with us directly.

Posted: March 20, 2014

No scope and sequence, meaning your child might learn the same thing twice or skip a subject matter needed.

Posted: March 19, 2014

MGA started out promising. The first grade and has been through two teachers in one year. High turn over rate amount staff and students. There are only seven kids in the class and it seems like a waste of money. The teachers have great hearts but don't seem to know what they are doing.

Posted: February 4, 2014

Perfect blend of being very involved in educating my children at their own pace along with professional teachers who teach the critical information with their added expertise.

Posted: February 4, 2014

My son is having a great Kindergarten year at MGA. As a family we are able to enjoy the flexible schedule and individualized education that homeschooling offers with the support of experienced teachers/homeschooling parents. My son loves learning with his friends in a classroom environment as well as learning with me at home.

#	Name	Type	City	State	Distance
1	Aurora Vista	Neighborhood/Subdivision	Aurora	TX	16.1 mi
2	Mistletoe Heights	Neighborhood/Subdivision	Fort Worth	TX	16.3 mi
3	Ridglea North	Neighborhood/Subdivision	Fort Worth	TX	17.7 mi
4	McKamy Lake -Y	Apartment Complex	Lewisville	TX	18.2 mi
5	Remington Hills at Las Colinas	Apartment Complex	Irving	TX	18.2 mi
6	La Villita Apartment Homes	Apartment Complex	Irving	TX	19.6 mi
7	St. Moritz Apartments	Apartment Complex	Dallas	TX	26.4 mi
8	The Enclave at Prestonwood	Apartment Complex	Dallas	TX	26.7 mi
9	Plaza at Frisco Square	Apartment Complex	Frisco	TX	28.6 mi
10	Overall Rating	Apartment Complex	Dallas	TX	29.1 mi
11	The Green in The Village	Apartment Complex	Dallas	TX	30.2 mi
12	Lake Terrace	Neighborhood/Subdivision	Garland	TX	42.4 mi

#	Name	City	State	Overall Rating	Distance
1	Saginaw	Fort Worth	TX		8.7 mi
2	West Fort Worth	Fort Worth	TX		19.6 mi

Base	Distance
Fort Worth NAS	16.2 mi.
Exchange Service Headquarters Dallas	28.1 mi.

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