Trinity Collegiate School

History and Philosophy

Trinity Collegiate School is a co-educational secondary day school serving the Pee Dee area.

    In 1995, a group of concerned parents created a college preparatory school to nurture in young people the qualities of intelligence, wisdom and moral commitment. Today, Trinity Collegiate School carries forward this vision. The mission of the school is to be a college preparatory school of academic excellence rooted in the faith, values and caring of the Judeo-Christian tradition. Trinity Collegiate School strives to assure that each student possesses the necessary skills to enter any post-secondary institution they desire.

Facts about the school:

• Located in Darlington County on 100 acres centrally located among the towns of Florence, Darlington, and Hartsville, the campus is under construction with Phase I and II completed, and Phase III to be completed in the near future.
• Trinity Collegiate School serves grades 7 through 12 and is open to all college bound students. TCS has a commitment to providing financial aid to qualifying families. 
• Accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (SACS) and a member of: National Honor Society, Palmetto Association of Independent Schools, National Association of Episcopal Schools, and the South Carolina Independent School Association.
• Trinity Collegiate School employs excellent teachers with an average teaching experience of more than ten years. The low student-teacher ratio of 8:1 means the students get a great deal of individual attention.
• The school takes pride in the fact that 100% of our graduates go on to four-year colleges and universities.
• Diversity is valued and the student body is enriched by children from different cultural, racial, socio-economic, and ethnic backgrounds

    To encourage a well-rounded lifestyle, extensive extracurricular activities are offered at Trinity Collegiate. These include a variety of sports along with the fine arts, class trips, clubs, and academic competitions. All students are required to complete 6 hours of community service per year outside of classroom time. By doing this, the school helps to relate academic skills to a larger vision of life, one that recognizes the need to serve others.