Enrollment
Re-Enrollement
Tuition Fees

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1. Application forms are made available in the late winter.

2. Trinity member families must enroll by the date set and published in church and school newsletters to be eligible for priority admittance. After the set date, Trinity member children will be accepted by date of application as room permits.

Other criteria for admission:
1. All applications are to be submitted to the school office.

2. Applicant parents/guardians and pupil meet with the principal.

3. The child's prospective teacher may interview and/or test the child and make a
recommendation for placement level.

4. Proof of immunizations required by the State of California Department of Health must be presented to the office within ten (10) days of enrollment or the student will not be allowed to attend classes until such proof is brought to the office. If parents do not wish their child immunized because of their personal beliefs or a doctor feels the child should not be immunized due to medical reasons a letter stating this fact must be given to the school to be put in the students permanent record.

5. No child in Grades 1-8 will be admitted whose records indicate previous disruptive behavior.

All new students are on probationary status for three months and until previous school records are received.

6. A child with special educational needs will be admitted by the Board only if it is felt that the problem can be handled by our regular staff and/or an approved tutor provided by the parents or guardians. Trinity Lutheran School is not equipped to handle most special education situations.

7. A child whose fifth birthday occurs on or before September 1st may enter Kindergarten in September of the same year.

8. A child whose sixth birthday occurs on or before September 1st may enter first grade
in September of the same year.

9. All pupils enrolling in Kindergarten and new students entering first grade must present a birth certificate as verification of age.

10. The Board acts upon principal and teacher recommendations.

11. Applicants are notified of the Board's action by the principal through telephone and/or letter.

12. Upon completion of all necessary forms and payment of the required fees, the child begins classes.

Pupils transferring to another school from Trinity may receive a copy of their records. Originals of the permanent records will be sent to the next school upon written request. A record of the transfer will be filed in Trinity’s master record along with copies of original documents.

Admission of pupils who have been expelled from another school will be determined after a complete evaluation by the Board whose decision will be final.

1. Regular family Church attendance.

2. Participation in Trinity Booster programs.

3. The discipline or behavior pattern of the student.

4. Academic progress of the child, based on the willingness of the child to work at learning and the ability of the school to meet the child's academic needs.

5. The relationship that exists between home and the school, shown by the support of the school and its values by the home.

6. The child's attendance pattern, and the reason for being absent.

7. The full payment of prior year financial obligations.