RALEIGH, N.C. – Dr. Robert Littlejohn, head of school at Trinity Academy of Raleigh (www.trinityacademy.com), a preK-12 college preparatory school community located in North Raleigh, has announced that the academy has been named among the top 25 nonpublic schools in the Triangle. Rankings, which were based on 2009-2010 enrollment, listed Trinity as having 300 students enrolled, up from 278 in the 2008-2009 school year, and a 44 to 12 faculty to staff ratio.
Trinity was founded in 1995 by Dr. Robert Littlejohn, who remains the head of school. The academy focuses on educating the whole person, with its strong emphasis on the classical liberal arts and sciences, sports, the fine arts, and spiritual formation. The top one-third of Trinity's 2008 graduating class averaged more than $101,000 per student in merit-based scholarships from various colleges and universities.
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- Dr. Robert Littlejohn, head of school at Trinity Academy of Raleigh (www.trinityacademy.com), a preK-12 college preparatory school community located in North Raleigh, has announced that the academy has been named among the top 25 nonpublic schools in the Triangle.
- Rankings, which were based on 2009-2010 enrollment, listed Trinity as having 300 students enrolled, up from 278 in the 2008-2009 school year, and a 44 to 12 faculty to staff ratio.
- Trinity was founded in 1995 by Dr. Robert Littlejohn, who remains the head of school.
- The academy focuses on educating the whole person, with its strong emphasis on the classical liberal arts and sciences, sports, the fine arts, and spiritual formation.
- The top one-third of Trinity's 2008 graduating class averaged more than $101,000 per student in merit-based scholarships from various colleges and universities.
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"We are honored to be named among the Triangle's top 25 nonpublic schools," said Dr. Littlejohn. "Trinity Academy of Raleigh will continue to grow and serve our community's youth."
About Trinity Academy of Raleigh:
Trinity Academy of Raleigh is a preK-12 college preparatory school community located just off I540 in North Raleigh. Founded in 1995, the school focuses on educating the whole person, with its strong emphasis on the classical liberal arts and sciences, sports, the fine arts, and spiritual formation. The top 1/3 of Trinity's 2008 graduating class averaged more than $101,000 per student in merit-based scholarships from various colleges and universities. Trinity Academy is also committed to being a resource for the Triangle community, creating partnerships with area churches and community organizations such as the YMCA, North Wake Baseball, The Princeton Review, and many others. Trinity Academy currently enrolls 328 students and employs 55 faculty and staff, under the direction of Head of School Robert Littlejohn, Ph.D. For more information, call (919) 786-0114, or visit www.trinityacademy.com.
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