Affording a Trinity Education

Tuition Rates 2023-2024

At Trinity School, we understand and appreciate the careful financial planning that is required when choosing to invest in an independent school education. Through the admissions process, our goal is to share with you the many ways in which a Trinity education cherishes childhood while equipping our students to thrive in secondary school, college, and life.

Grade Level	Tuition
Early Learners (beginning at age three)	$20,750
Pre-K and Kindergarten	$28,100
First-Sixth Grade	$31,750

In preparing our students to flourish, we believe that economic diversity enhances our overall school community to the benefit of all our families. If you have any questions regarding affordability at Trinity School, please do not hesitate to contact our admission team. We are dedicated to helping you determine the best fit for your family.

Financial Assistance

Per AAAIS guidelines, eligibility for financial assistance at Trinity School is based solely on need, and applying for financial assistance will in no way affect the consideration of your child for admission at Trinity. The application for financial assistance and determination of eligibility is processed by School & Student Services/TADS (SSS). Following admissions decisions, financial assistance awards are specifically made through the financial assistance committee at Trinity School. Every family receiving assistance is asked to pay some portion of the tuition. All financial assistance requests are kept confidential.

Financial assistance applications for the 2023–24 school year will be available through SSS/TADS beginning on October 1.

For additional information regarding financial assistance, please contact Brad Brown, Director of Admissions and Enrollment Management, at bbrown@trinityatl.org or 404-231-8105.

Extended Programs

Each day, our students explore, discover, and grow together through structured activities and play during Extended Programs (a.k.a. EP), Trinity's robust after-school program. Our team is comprised of outstanding educators who are committed to providing an engaging experience that is a true extension of the Trinity school day.

EP offers Core Classes and Special Classes. Core Classes are a mix of structured and unstructured after-school activities—such as playground time and monitored study time—that are led by Extended Programs Teachers and include a class that runs until 6 PM. Special Classes focus on students’ interests—such as Chess, Golf, and STEAM—and are led by Trinity Teachers or experts from the community. Early Learners are eligible for Special Classes beginning in the spring semester.

Through a variety of possibilities designed to best meet the needs of each family, parents may choose to have their children engaged in one after-school activity or a number of after-school offerings.

Cost Per Semester for Extended Programs Core Classes

Grade Level(s)	2 PM Carpool	3 PM Carpool	4 PM Carpool *No 4 PM Carpool on Fridays	6 PM Pick-Up
Early Learners	$1,400 12:30–2 PM	$2,050 12:30–3 PM	$2,945 12:30–4 PM 12:30–6 PM (Fri)	$3,945 12:30–6 PM
Pre-K and Kindergarten	N/A	$650 2–3 PM	$1,545 2–4 PM 2–6 PM (Fri)	$2,545 2–6 PM
First–Sixth Grades	N/A	$130 2–3 PM Friday Only	$895 3–4 PM 3–6 PM (Fri)	$1,895 3–6 PM

Prices above are based on a five-day week.

Students can drop in to Extended Programs at any time for a fee of $20 per hour. If a student drops in for Lunch Bunch (12:30 to 2 PM), the charge is $30.

Click here to learn more about Extended Programs and view descriptions and pricing for Core and Special classes for the rising semester.

Frequently Asked Questions

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What is Financial Assistance?

At Trinity School, we believe that qualified families should have the opportunity to benefit from a Trinity education. Our financial assistance funding is intended to assist families with bridging the gap between income and their ability to pay the total educational expenses.
Who is eligible to apply for Financial Assistance?

Financial assistance applications are open to both current families and families who are applying for admission to Trinity.
Will applying for financial assistance impact my admissions decision?

Per AAAIS guidelines, eligibility for financial assistance at Trinity School is based solely on need. Applying for financial assistance will in no way affect the consideration of your child for admission at Trinity School.
How are Financial Assistance Awards determined?

The application for Financial Assistance and determination of eligibility is processed by School & Student Services (SSS)/TADS. Financial Assistance awards are need-based and are determined after a thorough review conducted by our Financial Assistance Committee. SSS/TADS uses the financial information you provide through the SSS/TADS application to calculate an estimated amount that your family can contribute to the cost of a Trinity education. In reviewing your SSS/TADS application, the Financial Assistance Committee will determine demonstrated need by considering factors such as net income, assets, number of dependents, number of students attending tuition-charging institutions, any unusual expenses such as medical costs or educational debt, and other sources of income such as support from relatives. The committee will also take into consideration your need relative to other families applying for assistance.

Every family receiving assistance is asked to pay some portion of the tuition. All Financial Assistance requests are kept confidential.
When is the deadline to apply for Financial Assistance?

Financial assistance applications open on October 1, 2022. To be eligible for consideration for financial assistance, you must complete and submit all required documents by January 27, 2023. The Financial Assistance Committee will communicate financial assistance decisions on April 1, 2023. Families seeking financial assistance are encouraged to complete their applications as early as possible.

Early notification financial assistance application deadline is December 7, 2022, and decisions will be sent on February 1, 2023
Is Financial Assistance renewable each year?

New applications for financial assistance and supporting documentation must be filed each year through SSS/TADS. Changes in your financial status may affect the receipt or amount of assistance. Your child's account must be kept current as financial standing is a factor in determining awards for subsequent years. The student must be in good standing both academically and in conduct, as determined by the division head or Head of School in order to be considered for financial assistance for subsequent years.
What If I am divorced or unmarried?

Financial aid is based on the family’s ability to pay as demonstrated by the information submitted in the Parent Financial Statement (PFS). In keeping with the NAIS Principles of Good Practice for Financial Aid, the school considers tuition the responsibility of both the custodial and non-custodial parents (regardless of legal settlements) who are divorced, separated, or never married. Accordingly, both parents must complete a Financial Aid application and provide the required supporting documents. In cases where applications are completed by non-married parents, information is kept separate and confidential and will never be shared by the school with the other parent.

Important Financial Assistance Dates