Trinity Lutheran School is now accepting students who are eligible for an EdChoice Scholarship for the 2014-2015 school year. Parents can work with Trinity Lutheran to complete the application process, and the school will submit the application to the Ohio Department of Education on behalf of the family.
“Trinity Lutheran School is here to support the children of the community,” said Trinity Lutheran School principal, Steven Strong. “We are here to help the children of our community grow academically and to support them in their spiritual development.”
The deadline to apply for the EdChoice Scholarship Program is July 31. Because the application process can be lengthy, parents of eligible children should contact the school as soon as possible.
There are 60,000 EdChoice scholarships available for eligible Ohio students. EdChoice scholarships are worth up to $4,250 per year at the elementary and middle school levels and up to $5,000 per year for high school students. Once a student receives a scholarship, he or she can continue to renew the scholarship through high school graduation.
Trinity Lutheran School is located at 105 Allen St., Jenera. The school has been providing Christian education to the community for over 65 years. It is the school's goal to provide a quality education in the two most important areas of a child’s life: academic and spiritual. The school’s curriculum aligns itself with state and national standards in most areas. The difference between Trinity Lutheran and other public schools in the area is that Trinity is able to focus on all of these subjects through the eyes of a Christian. Trinity is also able to provide numerous competitive academic and athletic extracurricular programs for all of its students.
Enrollment is now open for the 2014-2015 school year. Trinity provides 5-day programs for kindergarten through eighth grade, an additional 3-day program for kindergarten, and a 2-day program for preschool. For more information, or to find out if your student is eligible, contact Trinity Lutheran School at (419) 326-4685.
