Trinity School

Trinity demonstrates a strong institutional commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion. The school maintains 30 diversity affinity groups and explicitly states it seeks students of varied talents whose geographic, socioeconomic, racial, ethnic, gender, religious, and family backgrounds will enrich the community. Trinity's financial aid program—which assists nearly 20% of students—is rooted in the school's history as a charity school founded in 1709 and aims to make education accessible regardless of family income. The school also features the Marcus De Costa Fund dedicated to LGBTQ+ inclusion and support. Trinity's non-discrimination policy covers race, color, gender, gender identity or expression, religion, national or ethnic origin, disability, and sexual orientation across all schoo

Trinity emphasizes parent engagement through multiple channels and events. The school hosts parent-to-parent roundtables where current Trinity parents share perspectives on school life and community. Financial aid workshops and equity and inclusion events provide opportunities for families to connect and learn. Parents are invited to attend open houses, virtual information sessions, and can participate in admissions tours led by current Trinity parents. The website references parent involvement in supporting the school through giving initiatives, including The Trinity Fund, reunion giving, and class gifts, though specific volunteer committees or day-to-day involvement opportunities are not prominently detailed.