Trivium Academy in Carrollton | Military Town Advisor

Category	Rating	Details
Test Scores	9/10	The Test Score Rating examines how students at this school performed on standardized tests compared with other schools in the state. The Test Rating was created using 2025 State of Texas Assessments of Academic Readiness (STAAR) data from Texas Education Agency.
College Readiness	9/10	The College Readiness Rating uses this high school's graduation rates, college entrance exam participation and performance, or AP, IB, or Dual Enrollment participation to determine how well schools are preparing students for success in college and beyond. The College Readiness Rating was created using the following data from the 2021 Civil Rights Data Collection: percentage of students enrolled in IB, AP or Dual Enrollment classes in grades 9-12, using 2024 ACT participation data from Texas Education Agency, using 2024 SAT percent participation data from Texas Education Agency, using 2024 SAT percent college ready data from Texas Education Agency, using 2024 4-year high school graduation rate data from Texas Education Agency, using 2024 Average SAT score data from Texas Education Agency, using 2024 Average ACT score data from Texas Education Agency, using 2024 ACT percent college ready data from Texas Education Agency, and using 2025 demographic data from Texas Education Agency.
Student Growth	8/10	The Student Progress Rating measures whether students at this school are making academic progress over time based on student growth data provided by the Department of Education. Specifically, this rating looks at how much progress individual students have made on state assessments during the past year or more, how this performance aligns with expected progress based on a student growth model established by the state Department of Education, and how this school's growth data compares to other schools in the state. The Growth Rating was created using 2025 Percentage of students meeting growth target data from Texas Education Agency.

Posted: August 12, 2026

Very disappointed with my experience at Trivium Academys Farmers Market campus. I submitted all required admission paperwork a week before school started, and my son was accepted. On his second day, he was removed because of a code-of-conduct issue from his previous schoolinformation that had already been provided during the admissions process.

My son had no behavioral issues at Trivium and genuinely liked the school. Instead of meeting with us or discussing the situation, we were simply told to pick him up. His belongings were packed up in front of his classmates, which was extremely embarrassing and emotionally upsetting for him.

I contacted the principal and superintendent and repeatedly requested the documentation and investigation details, but received no meaningful response. The Director of Student Services from his previous district even attempted to contact Trivium regarding what appeared to be a misunderstanding, but communication was unsuccessful.

Whatever the circumstances, the lack of communication and the way this situation was handled caused unnecessary stress and emotional distress for my son and our family. Based on our experience, I would give this campus the lowest possible rating.

Posted: August 12, 2026

Posted: May 10, 2026

My review is for the Proton & Midway Campuses in Farmers Branch.

With three kiddos at two different campuses, I get to see a lot of what happens at Trivium. They go above and beyond to make learning come to life for the kids with such fun & creative assignments and learning opportunities. There is so much more flexibility to modify the curriculum to meet the needs of the individual class (while still meeting the TEKS) as opposed to an ISD. I have one kid in SpEd, one gifted and one too young to determine yet, and my kids are each seen, encouraged and challenged appropriately with kindness, grace and genuine care. The parent involvement is amazing and such a community of support for the teachers too. We have homeschooled, public schooled and now charter schooled and it has been a great fit and wonderful first year with many more in our future!

Posted: May 10, 2026

Posted: January 10, 2026

My experience with Trivium academy is that they only care about their reputation. When I first joined this school it looked live a very promising venue for my education ,but once I experienced their administration and how they handled reinforcement actions against other students. Me and my friend were inappropriately touched by a class mate in inappropriate areas and the school did nothing To punish this student when me and my friend were both touched sexually the only punishment he got was iss for a day. Furthermore this same student has been reported by myself and my friend for being racist to other students. I dont recommend this school if you care about the well being of your children.

Posted: January 10, 2026

Posted: November 4, 2025

I was apprehensive to send my daughter to our local PISD elementary for kindergarten. Although it is in a good neighborhood, the ratings and reviews I read didnt make me feel like she would get the education Id hope for.

Luckily, I met another mom who had just learned about Trivium, and told me about the new Plano campus opening.

We are now 3 months in, and I could not be more thrilled with her education.
They utilize classic education techniques, and also include amazing technology designed to help identify both gifted areas and areas that need a little more attention.

My daughter is absolutely thriving at Trivium, and is genuinely excited to go every day.
I also love that the Trivium teachers and staff encourage parent participation in the school.

They seem to want all parents to be involved, but without pressuring them if time doesnt allow.
Because of this, Ive gotten to meet other teachers (aside from my daughters), other parents, and all her friends.
This is huge because I can it enables me as a parent, to see the people who surround my daughter every day.

It is so important to have a good village to support your childs educational (and social) growth, and I feel like Ive found that at Trivium.

We cant wait to keep growing with the Trivium community!

Posted: November 4, 2025

Posted: September 24, 2025

This school used to be one campus and now it has three. My review is for the Plano campus. My daughter is in 4th grade and went to the Legacy Preparatory charter school that was in this location and had a terrible experience. We were excited when we found out that Trivium was coming because we had heard great things.
So far, we LOVE this school! The teachers and principal are so engaging and truly care about the students. The kids are excited to be learning and are not being taught to the test. There is no homework. Every day they have TWO recesses, PE, music, and art. My daughter is truly thriving and no longer asks to stay home because she doesn't want to go to school. I cannot wait to see all the great things that will happen this year at Trivium and I am so glad to have found a school that teaches outside of the box and encourages creativity and critical thinking.

Posted: September 24, 2025

Posted: March 24, 2025

As an active member of the Trivium Academy community for many years, I can confidently say this school stands out as an exceptional place for academic and personal growth. Trivium fosters a positive, passionate, and involved community where students, parents, and educators work together to create a supportive and enriching environment.

One of the school's greatest strengths is its rigorous academic standards, which challenge students and prepare them for college and beyond. The curriculum is thoughtfully designed to encourage critical thinking, creativity, and a love of learning. Trivium students consistently rise to the occasion, excelling in both classroom settings and UIL academic competitions.

The teachers at Trivium are truly invested in their students success. They bring not only expertise but also genuine care and dedication to their classrooms, ensuring that each child receives the guidance and encouragement they need to thrive. The administration is equally engaged, maintaining open communication with families and demonstrating a deep commitment to student achievement and well-being.

Beyond academics, Trivium offers a wealth of opportunities for students to develop their talents and interests. The school boasts a wide range of athletic teams and extracurricular activities, allowing students to explore their passions and build lifelong skills in leadership and teamwork.

Overall, Trivium Academy provides a well-rounded, high-quality education in a nurturing and driven environment. Its a place where students are challenged, supported, and inspired to reach their full potential. I highly recommend it to any family seeking an exceptional academic experience for their child.

Posted: March 24, 2025

Posted: March 20, 2025

Trivium Academys strong academic performance, dedicated staff, community involvement, diverse environment, and comprehensive educational offerings make it a standout choice for families seeking quality education in Carrollton.

Posted: March 20, 2025

Posted: September 5, 2024

I was a student 2022-2024 and honestly, Trivium is a whole can of worms. And I wasn't even that integrated into all of it! The admin was not communicative at all. The app we used during that time sucked! Notices and announcements got deleted after two weeks, and the people making those posts rarely ever accommodated for that. It also feels very elitist, in a way. There's a few families there that have a foot up and they automatically know more, have more ins into volunteer roles. It's usually the same handful of families doing the same thing, but not for a lack of trying. The teachers differ a lot. I've had the most wonderful math and social studies teachers there and the worst ELA teacher of my life. It's very mixed. If your student is prepared to be social and has tough skin (because the bullying there *is* a problem, let's be for real- cliques and drama run rampant and the 'bad' teachers, aka teachers who are more involved in student drama [targeted] do nothing and instead fuel the fire that is pubescent rumors) then they'll probably be okay. If they don't, however, and are on the wrong side of awkward, they might not be able to find any friends and will more than likely be shunned.

TL;DR, Trivium is not for the faint of heart. If your child is emotionally or socially stunted be prepared for them to probably be bullied by peers. If not, they'll likely be able to make it into the heart of the main ecosystem.

Posted: September 5, 2024

Posted: March 15, 2024

I would highly recommend this K-12 school. It is not run by a corporation but a group of dedicated teachers who want to build thinkers in a positive and unique way. The students here thrive in a rigorous learning environment from amazing teachers. These teachers and administrators are truly invested in their students success in the classroom, while still giving them so many extracurricular opportunities that helps build the whole child.

Posted: March 15, 2024

Posted: January 23, 2024

Were most of the way through our first year here. No school is perfect but Trivium seems to have a strong growing community of teachers, dedicated to creating a healthy learning environment.

Posted: January 23, 2024

Posted: December 3, 2023

Great school and amazing teachers/ staff. My kids look forward to going to school every morning.

Posted: December 3, 2023

Posted: November 29, 2023

Terrible school...I would definitely seek alternative education for your children. The administration is so rude and disrespectful to parents- very difficult people to work with. The least of it is they do not have a tardy system, so if your child is even a minute late to class they count them absent for the entire period. The worst of it is there are a lot of reports of bullying at this school that go unaddressed. My child was a victim of bullying here and it got so bad we had to switch schools- and this has happened to several other students as well requiring transfers. They care more about their public image by not admitting they have a problem with bullying than they do about actually stopping it. Honestly, it has been one of the worst experiences of our lives sending our child to this school.

Posted: November 29, 2023

Posted: September 7, 2023

I am a parent of a child who has been going to Trivium since it opened. Like ANY school, not everything is perfect. There have been bumps along the way but that would happen no matter what school my kid goes to. We've watched the school grow, pivot, and evolve. The care given to the children has never been sacrificed no matter what has been going on (COVID, flooding, out growing current school). I've seen posts on here about how communication was lacking, how carpool was terrible, and how the 4 day school week was thrown at us. All I can say is that there is probably TOO much communication and if that parent wasn't hearing anything, they must not have been part of the grade pages on Bloomz. Teachers and Admins go out of their way to let everyone know what is going on. ALL.THE.TIME. And yes, every single year at the beginning of the year we get a fresh batch of parents that do not know how our carpool works and it messes it up for the rest of us! And it is terrible, but by the 2nd week, everything flows freely and it's as quick as it can be. This year was slower because the city came in and tried to mandate a single entry point, but after they evaluated the line, the city changed their mind. And as far as the 4 day school week goes, we did have time to weigh in and honestly, as a school of choice, as all charter schools are, they have the right to decide on these things. Also, we love the 4 day school week. It works for us and as a parent, I CHOOSE and will continue to CHOOSE to send my kid to Trivium each and every year.

Posted: September 7, 2023

Posted: August 20, 2023

We have had a wonderful experience at Trivium! Our three kids have a wide variety of social and academic needs, and they are all thriving there. Teachers have the flexibility and support to create engaging, hands on learning that the students love. The curriculum is rigorous and individualized to best serve each student. Most of all, we love the strong sense of community. The parents are intentional and invested in the school which creates an environment where everyone feels welcome.

Posted: August 20, 2023

Weve been at the school since it started, and we love the family feel of the school. The teachers are passionate about education. My kids love learning, have shown a lot of growth, and are more than just test scores.

Posted: August 20, 2023

When this school began, I marvelled at how everyone on the staff and administration were all working towards the same goal. The school was very student-centric. I wish that were still the case.

I was here at the beginning and I am preparing to pull my children out. I simply can't take the risk anymore. The change in grading system for high schoolers puts little emphasis on Major Grades and even less on Final exams. This change was approved over the summer by the Board but was not announced until we had been back at school for nearly 2 weeks.

This is not going to prepare these kids for college. What is worse is that colleges will find out and it will become harder for Trivium kids to compete for admission to top universities.

Posted: August 20, 2023

Trivium is as close to perfect as a school can get. They have a great curriculum, great teachers, and the overload parents with communication. The four day week is such a wonderful experience for our family. We get valuable family time with our kids that you never get back, and the extra day off gives our kids the chance to explore other interests and form who they will be in adulthood. Every family should be so lucky to get to have their children at such a special place.

Posted: August 20, 2023

Posted: August 19, 2023

Our children have attended Trivium since its inception and could not be happier! There have been minor bumps along the way (which should be expected from any institution) but the resilience of the administration to learn and overcome has been remarkable.
They truly "do what's best for kids!"
We are delighted to be a part of the Trivium Academy family and look forward to the teaching and learning excellence they embolden in our children each day. My wife and I are confident Trivium will propel our kids into their respective futures with a great education and unforgettable memories.

Posted: August 19, 2023

Beware of the 4 day school week! Your children will be at school from 7:40 am until 4:00 pm. That doesn't sound so bad until you realize that you have to get through the carpool line which is terrible and then get home or to your children to their activities

For the little ones,they said that the kids will have a nap time and 3 recesses when they had us in the Parent Town Hall about 4 day school week and how great it was all going to be. Then we send our kids to school at the start of the year and find out that those promises are not being kept.

Posted: August 19, 2023

Trivium has been one of the best decisions we have made for our family. Our children are thriving and genuinely love to go to school. One of our children receives special services and we have felt like her needs have always been met. Her confidence in learning and herself has grown tremendously since getting the resources and accommodations needed.

Posted: August 19, 2023

Trivium is more than a school, its a family. My family has many choices for education and have here from its inception. What keeps us here is they put the kids first! Being student centric allows Triviums core values to be at the forefront to help guide our students to their true potential. Couldnt be happier.

Posted: August 19, 2023

Posted: August 17, 2023

I have worked at Trivium since the very first year and this is my home. The administration has always made decisions by asking the question, what is best for the kids? Like any school, we have our own set of challenges, but the staff here works together to problem solve and always has the best of intentions for students and staff. The students here are awesome! They are excellent communicators, respectful, well rounded, creative, and hard working. Our students love to learn and dont shy away from a challenge. Teachers develop meaningful relationships with their students, and its really special to watch the kids grow from elementary, to middle school, to high school. Our inaugural graduating class last year is a testament to the awesome human beings that Trivium helps shape! My own two daughters will 100% be going here, and I cant wait for my oldest to start in kinder next year! Trivium is a special place for so many reasons, and we will be lifelong knights!

Posted: August 17, 2023

Posted: May 29, 2023

They forced through a 4-day week at the end of the year even though half of the parents were against it (they issued skewed poll questions and gave only 24 hr. notice on a townhall... which was simply them trying to convince the 4-day plan was right even though decisions "weren't made yet." What nonsense!). Worst communication of any large institution I've come across, let alone a school. Clearly, the school is for them rather than for the community they claim to serve (I mean, heck, they didn't have a functioning lunchroom for 2 years with multiple excusestruth was, they needed the overflow space to pack in more students, so screw hot lunch). I wouldn't be surprised if the 4-day was to reduce the size of lower grades to expand the upper grades. It's too bad. Goodbye to them.

Posted: May 29, 2023

Posted: January 20, 2023

Awful admins - they do not know how to operate school, no curriculum, and selfish.

Posted: January 20, 2023

Posted: November 4, 2022

Hands down the best school in all of Dallas. Your child will be seen, heard, cared for and offered a holistic approach to education including critical thinking, social skills, and STEAM based activities. The teachers and staff go above and beyond you can ever imagine. Love love this school!

Posted: November 4, 2022

Posted: August 16, 2022

They force you to choose between an instrument or a choir. My child doesn't want to do either. I don't think you should force them to do it. Every kid has their own talents, or at least let them choose their instrument, and don't make them do solos. What would you even do?

Posted: August 16, 2022

Posted: April 26, 2022

This is by far the WORST school Ive ever had to deal with. The communication is poor, staff comes off as high school students far as gossiping in front of students and their approach and tone towards students.
For example, my daughters first day here i was called and told i needed to bring her lunch because the cafeteria was closed due to covid, no one mention this during the entire enrolling process! no notices are ever sent home or emailed in regards to school being out, picture day, etc.
I feel some staff is raciest and they pick and choose their favorites. Trivium has been an epic fail for my 7th grade African American daughter.
I wouldnt recommend this school if it was the last school on earth. Theres no effective social-emotional support. All talk and no actions. ZERO. family engagement, they dont allow parent inside the building. You have to wait outside and discuss any and all matters with no privacy. I was told i needed to make an appointment to speak with any school personal regarding GREAT concern for black daughter. Insane

Posted: April 26, 2022

Posted: February 17, 2022

We tranfered our daughter to Trivium, and I have no regrets. She is already excelling, and learning way more than her last school. The teachers communicate frequently. They give weekly updates on what they're doing in class. I cant begin to express how amazing this school is.

Posted: February 17, 2022

Posted: January 25, 2022

We have seen our children become wonderful leaders, friends, and students while we have been at Trivium the past 5 years. My oldest needed a small school where she was seen and not just a number and we have received just that! The teachers take their time to teach how the individual student learns and get the most potential out of each child. My children have thrived in an environment where they feel they are cared for and respected. The community feel of the school is coming back after Covid derailed what was originally set up. The parents are eager to help the staff and make the school the best it can be. When we have had concerns. the administration has listened and helped us solve them each time. We are very proud to be a Knight!

Posted: January 25, 2022

Posted: November 22, 2020

Four years ago we enrolled our granddaughter in this new school named Trivium Academy. They quickly addressed her needs and she has progressed beyond our expectations. Their passion, expressed by the very prefessional teachers, to provide a total learning experience are impeccable.

Posted: November 22, 2020

Posted: June 17, 2020

There is a general consensus that leadership is not very good with communication with both teachers and families, however that improved last year with the addition of an assistant principal. Still, there is work to be done. For Trivium to survive their infancy, leadership will need to continue transforming their style and remove the reputation for favoritism. I haven't seen it but others have complained about this.

Posted: June 17, 2020

Mixed review on this point. Some have received good support, others have had to advocate extensively for their child to be supported appropriately. There is a tendency from teachers and administration to try to limit the number of students who are identified for support. If you plan to enroll your child who has learning differences, be ready to be an advocate for your child, have all your documentation and testing done outside of the school, and plan to get involved at the school. It's a big school. Make sure you are known and your child will receive better support. That may sound unfair, but it's the way it works in the world.

Posted: June 17, 2020

My child has not experienced any bullying. To contrast that, my older child who does not attend Trivium but attended a neighborhood LISD public school experienced a year of social bullying in 5th grade by both students and teachers. He was one of many that we are aware of. That public school is known for encouraging shaming and bullying to get kids to conform. Trivium is nothing like that, it's a welcome relief from that environment.

Posted: June 17, 2020

Trivium is a very good fit for our child and we intend to continue making Trivium our school of choice as long as we see the school working hard to improve. We love the ethnic diversity and feeling that any family can belong at Trivium. The school welcomes all children, from quirky kids with high academic ability to students who have some challenges succeeding academically or socially in the typical authoritarian style public school where test scores are the focus and children's individuality is stifled. In general, this means more Trivium students have a need to develop their academic or social skills. The benefit is if a student is in need of encouragement and support, he or she will be in good company and will not be punished for being who they are, but instead be gently held to high expectations without the shaming of the usual public school.

I would rethink enrolling my child at Trivium if I was expecting a school where things run beautifully all the time and the children are frozen out of fear of punishment. I would also reconsider enrolling if my child had amazing academic potential and was on track to qualify for a merit based scholarship at a high ranked university. Trivium may not be ready to meet some students' needs for high academic rigor at this time. Many families have come and left because they were frustrated that some of the systems aren't completely worked out or their child's teachers were not pushing their child enough academically.

Trivium is still in the midst of growing pains, but the good outweighs the challenges for us because our child is thriving in the compassionate, supportive environment while learning to think for himself. I have been willing to partner with the school, been an advocate for my child, and looked for a way I could volunteer to help the school grow stronger. I believe Trivium is committed to a movement to reform public education. If I wanted to just drop my child off, see 100% on a STAAR test, and never get involved, this would not be the right school.

Posted: June 17, 2020

Grades K-4 have very little homework. Grades 5 and up gradually increase intensity of homework. Some parents want their child to have more. But in other schools children spend too many hours sitting still at school and then sitting still doing homework. This balanced approach works great.

Posted: June 17, 2020

Many excellent and amazing teachers with a heart for kids. Several have been less effective, high turnover compared to other schools.

Posted: June 17, 2020

The dedication to character development is evident in theme weeks and group projects, genius hour projects, etc. There is always work to be done in this area. Children can still be unkind and the learning and modeling for character development must also be happening in the home.

Posted: January 30, 2020

10/10. We love Trivium and have been here for 2 years. Its a wonderful school with supportive staff and involved families. Its its own little community that sticks up for one another and pushes each other to succeed.

Posted: January 30, 2020

There is no homework for younger grades so kids have more time for activities and family.

Posted: January 30, 2020

Posted: January 8, 2020

I see some negative reviews sometimes but I think part of is because the school is not a good fit for them. My priorities for my kids are not academic rigor. I want them to do that on their own (if they desire). I want them to love school and learning and use that to inspire them to go further in life. I want my kids not only to be drilled in facts and figures but also be able to create things on their own and think independently. I have seen that here at Trivium more than any other school I have had experience with. My parents were both educators and I am familiar with the behind the scenes that goes on at schools. There have been teacher changes but I have every teacher change has been a positive thing. I have never had a teacher change mid-year and the new teachers have all been great. I looked hrs upon hours to find the "perfect" school. I never found it ;); but I dot believe this is as good as it gets without paying an arm and a leg. My son comes home inventing things in his head and coming up with new ideas for his genius hour project. No, I am not a big wig parent in the school (some claimed the administration had them write reviews); this is truly coming from my heart. I'd also like to say with testing (since some claim it is only a "fun" school) that my kid tests off the charts on all national/texas exam and I attribute that to the learning he received from this school

Posted: January 8, 2020

We have been here for 2 years, I dont usually write reviews but I have seen a HUGE change in my child. He loves learning and going to school. He actually cried when he was sick and couldn't go. I think a big part of this is that they dont give HW. It allows us to customize the HW he does at home and also spend more time as a family.

Posted: January 8, 2020

My son had absolutely loved his two teachers he has had. His kindergarten teacher would even talk to us on the phone anytime we had concerns. A typical conversation took one hour. She was so great with him. His new teacher (first grade) has really inspired him to read. He went from seeing reading as a chore to now I have to stop him from reading

Posted: January 8, 2020

They have several dress up days that they students are encourage to be leaders and care for others. They do several service projects through out the year

Posted: January 8, 2020

I know at times it can seem they arent listening, but I do believe they are doing the best they can. It is hard to start a school from scratch and also have to jump through all the red tape. I have not seen anything negative on my end

Posted: January 8, 2020

My son is in the gifted program and I think this helps him a lot. I do wish he could be pushed a little harder at school sometimes but I also know this can be challenging at any school. We have taken it in our own hands and do "hw" on his level when he comes home. This one reason I love the no HW policy because it allows me to pick things for him to do on his level and interest

Posted: January 8, 2020

I have never seen any problems at the school

Posted: November 19, 2019

I have written a review to many times to count. I cannot begin to outline all the disturbing happening inside Trivium. I strongly advise anyone looking to enroll do your homework. Ask turnover rate of teachers, turnover of students, ask to see curriculum, ask around to find other parents that have left and ask them why. I so wish I did prior to enrolling my children! A lot of these inquiries can be submitted through TEA if Trivium is unwilling to share.

Posted: November 19, 2019

I have many ethical concerns with the leadership therefore not building the type of character I want my children to exhibit

Posted: November 19, 2019

Leadership at Trivium Academy is terrible! The founders are 3 teachers who have taught together and 2 are related. No chain of command. Dare you voice your concern and you will be on your way out the door. They got a little to concerned with making a lot of money instead establishing a strong Charter School for children.

Posted: November 19, 2019

Welcomes SPED and then does not support the needs of these childre. Therefore they dont develop and without the support for SPED THE CLASSROOMS are chaotic! All suffer because the leadership will not hire enough staff to appropriately handle the disruption of the classroom

Posted: November 19, 2019

Posted: October 17, 2019

We have been very happy with our experience and cant imagine being anywhere else.

Posted: October 17, 2019

I love that leveled books come home for us to enjoy together, but there are no worksheets like my parent friends at other schools complain about.

Posted: October 17, 2019

We are very impressed with our childs teacher and all the teachers. They are caring, all in, and creative with their lessons. When my kindergartener is Skyping with other classes around the country doing book talks, it speaks volumes about the great work happening here.

Posted: October 17, 2019

I love the model, and its why we chose the school. I feel that they stay very true to the model.

Posted: October 17, 2019

My child has been telling me all about morning meeting lessons that give them tools for bullying. She hasnt seen any herself and feels safe here.

Posted: October 17, 2019

Our transition to Trivium has been a wonderful one. My son has thrived and I see a lot of positive changes in both his academics and social emotional learning. He is making progress academically and he has made some wonderful friends. This was a good choice for our family.

Posted: October 17, 2019

Students in lower grades have homework that is meaningful and relevant. They are reading, working on words, and practicing math and science in action. Paper and pencil work is not the norm, which is what many parents want.

Posted: October 17, 2019

Teachers are helpful, work hard to help students, and provide feedback and information in a timely manner.

Posted: October 17, 2019

Students are instructed on Social and Emotional skills daily. The elementary classrooms have morning meeting and lesson on self control, social behaviors, and self regulation.

Posted: October 17, 2019

Administration is communicative and keeps us informed in what is going on in the school. They work to help the school and students grow.

Posted: October 17, 2019

The teacher and staff are helpful when student. They are more than will to implement accommodations as needed.

Posted: October 17, 2019

I have had no issue, but I know they are working on social skills and kindness.

Posted: October 17, 2019

We are happy, our kids are happy and learning. They are showing growth on their reports from the school. One of my children has some anxiety issues and this school has been a blessing. It has a family type of atmosphere, so my advice is for parents to get involved and see for yourself that it's a special place where your children can been seen and heard.

Posted: October 17, 2019

I enjoy that my children can participate in extra curriculars and not have to stay up late working on homework. They work hard at school, so we can enjoy our family time too. I asked for extra spelling work to help one of my children and then both teachers started sending their spelling sorts home for extra practice.

Posted: October 17, 2019

We like the morning meetings. On my tour, I noticed how nice the kids were to us and each other, so it seems that they do a good job of building a positive community of the school.

Posted: October 17, 2019

Any issues that we've had have been handled and communicated.

Posted: October 17, 2019

I don't have a child with learning differences but I know they have programs and have heard good things about the teachers running the special programs.

Posted: October 17, 2019

Like I mentioned before, any issues we've had have been handled and communicated. Kids aren't perfect, so I expect some issues to arise. My children are happy and confident at Trivium, and they know who to go to if they need help.