Support Programs

Special Education-

The Trinity First's Tree House - Our Special Education Program -

Trinity First connects with Lutheran Special Education Ministries (LSEM), based in Detroit, to provide our students with a full time, state licensed special educator. This teacher works with us to allow children with special learning needs receive a Christian education. The primary function of the Tree House is to facilitate the inclusion process for at-risk students and students with mild to moderate disabilities. Services range from consultation to providing direct instruction one on one or small groups. The focus of the interventions are individualized education plans based on a particular child's strengths and needs. The services of Trinity's Tree House are available to all our families based on need at no extra cost.

Girl's and Boy's Club-

Each week boy's and girl's from each grade meet with Pastor Tom, and DCE Becky Peters to share, pray, learn while discovering more about God! We tackle tough issues like bullying, peer pressure, and making friends as well as basic bible knowledge. The goal of this time is to help students realize who God wants them to be and give them the tools to live up to plan He has in store for them!

Athletics-

Trinity First offers basketball to 5th-8th graders each year. Students practice after school and compete in tournaments and games with other area schools.

Dance-

This year we are proud to incorporate a                                     dance team led by our very own 7th and                                                                            8th graders! Girls meet for practice after-                                                                            school and perform at home games.

Musical-

Each year the whole school participates in an original musical. Written and directed by Terri Bentz. Students get to sing, dance, and act out bible stories in a fresh new format and share the love of Christ with the whole community during their performances.

Family Education Nights

We meet at 5:30 for dinner, and then children have youth groups, games, and fun. Parents will get to hear from acclaimed family educator Marilyn Sharpe, of the Youth and Family Institute and other experts. This falls topics will include healthy eating on a budget, and parenting tips and tools. Not only will you return home with the family fed (spiritually, and physically) but also will recieve a $10 dollar tuition discount for each night attended. For more information about Family Education Nights contact Becky Peters by phone 651-271-2727 ext. 25, or email tflsdce@gmail.com