Sleep provides our bodies with needed rest and helps our brains consolidate information and form memories. Getting inadequate sleep can lead to emotional dysregulation and problems with focus and attention. It’s hard for a tired brain to retain new information and...

One of the fundamental purposes of art is to shift perspectives and see or hear something interpreted in a new way. Whether it’s music, theater or sketching, kids who practice an art can embrace new perspectives and learn about themselves. This might be more true for kids who already operate from unique perspectives, like students with learning differences.

Dyslexia is a specific learning disability that affects areas of the brain that process language and it is one of the most common reasons children come to Trinity School. Over the years, Trinity School has served thousands of Oklahoma children with dyslexia. We know the condition is under-diagnosed and often consistent remediation and resources are not available to students. However, recently legislation was signed into law to help close that gap.

Summer is here!  If you are looking for a fun and educational way for your kids to spend their days this July, Trinity has you covered! Our “Summer Up! Intensive and Day Camp” is a mini-crash course in supporting your child’s individual learning style with all the...

Reading difficulty is one of the most common reasons families seek additional  guidance and assistance with their child’s education. Issues like dyslexia and/or struggles with focus can make reading tough, but with the right intervention plan and supportive reading...

Right now, many parents are wondering what the summer of 2020 will look like.  While kids climb the walls and look for things to do, they continue to evaluate options that stimulate their kids, while keeping them safe.  For several years, Trinity School has hosted the...

Metro Family Magazine https://www.metrofamilymagazine.com If you’re like most Oklahoma parents, you’re at home wondering what you’re going to do with your children now that the Oklahoma State Department of Education has recommended that school closures extend...

While Oklahoma schools are closed as a means of keeping families safe from the spread of COVID-19, we are all doing our part to stay healthy – and keep the kiddos busy! We have a special knack at Trinity School for creating unique lessons for kids of all learning...

Trinity students started the spring semester in a “whole new world” – a purposefully renovated building where everything was intentionally designed for students with learning differences. “From the minute you walk into the building, you can see and feel the...

The journey a child takes to become an avid reader can be as unique as their favorite bedtime story. Some kids sit quietly and read along during story time, others jump and shout at exciting moments in the book, while others wiggle and play around the room as they...

Trinity School successfully made the move to our newly-renovated, historic building in the heart of Oklahoma City’s Edgemere Park neighborhood. We celebrated with a ribbon cutting and grand opening earlier this month and were proud to have so many of our Trinity...

A historic Oklahoma City building is now home to a school for children with learning differences. Trinity School has moved into the former Edgemere Elementary School near Northwest 30th and Walker.

Trinity recently jointed The Heartland Christian Athletic Association for all HS athletics, including boys and girls basketball, cheer, track and cross country.