Admissions Team

List of 3 items.

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  Lauren Darden

  Director of Admissions
  ldarden@trinityatl.org
  404-231-8118
  
  

  Lauren Darden became Trinity’s Director of Admissions in 2025 after serving five years as the School’s Assistant Director of Admissions and Enrollment Management. A graduate of the University of Georgia with a Bachelor of Science in Early Childhood Education, Lauren has been a valued member of the Trinity community for nine years. She first joined the School as a Third Grade Lead Teacher and Grade-Level Team Leader. In 2020, Lauren was awarded an esteemed Rollins Quest for Excellence grant in recognition of her excellent performance and loyalty of service. Prior to Trinity, Lauren taught Third Grade at High Point Elementary in Atlanta, where she was a grade-level team lead, a two-time Teacher of the Year finalist, and a Fulton County Central Learning Community You Rock award recipient.
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  Mary Mac Stukes

  Assistant Director of Admissions
  mstukes@trinityatl.org
  404-240-9450
  
  Mary Mac Stukes has been Trinity’s Assistant Director of Admissions since 2025. She came to us from The Lovett School, where she worked in the admissions office for a decade, most recently serving as Assistant Director of Admission. Prior to joining Lovett as a staff member, Mary Mac volunteered for five years with their admission office, deepening her understanding of school communities and the admission experience. She holds a Bachelor of Arts in Public Relations from The University of Alabama.
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  Sarah Morgan Bonham

  Director of Outplacement and Re-Enrollment

  sbonham@trinityatl.org

  404-760-4428
  
  

  Sarah Morgan Bonham serves as Trinity’s Director of Outplacement and Re-Enrollment. Sarah Morgan has guided Trinity families through the outplacement process since 2011, and in 2025, her role was expanded to include supporting and facilitating re-enrollment for current families. Before joining Trinity, she worked as a licensed therapist at Ridgeview Institute, the Shepherd Center, and in private practice. Sarah Morgan holds a Master of Social Work from Louisiana State University and a Bachelor of Arts in Art and Art History from Vanderbilt University. She also completed post-graduate work at Christie’s in Paris as a Rotary Ambassadorial Scholar.