I'm so happy we found this school and church. Such a wonderful welcoming community and I wouldn't…read morewant my child anywhere else. Caring teachers and staff make sure my son gets everything he needs. National testing shows the students at Trinity perform at or above the national average. I feel my son is challenged and when I talk to students who have transitioned to other schools for high school they feel well prepared or even ahead in their classes. It's a great place for kids to grow up and enjoy their educational experience. We love Trinity Delray and cherish the welcoming family environment.

Great facility, modern equipment and interactive AV tech in every room, spacious campus with easy…read moreaccess layout, exceptionally friendly, energetic and helpful faculty and administration. Huge, seasoned, successful and productive IB program.

Genuinely the most poorly run & disgusting school I've ever been to in my life. The staff are so…read moreincompetent and let the school run itself to the ground. Teachers don't teach and wait till the last minute to grade, explain, and email and are truly lazy. The guidance councilors are some of the least hospitable and caring people I've met. Although Mr. Q and Mr. Vanscoy were always helpful, people like Ms. Cadet were always very passive aggressive and made me feel ostracized and uncomfortable in multiple situations. The school was also dirty. There would be trash EVERYWHERE in the Moring from kids eating breakfast that would remain in the same spot for the whole week if not longer. I always felt bad as they only had one male custodian to clean the ENTIRE school which I found quite absurd especially when vast majority of the kids that go to the school act a mess. The bathrooms often had dried menstrual blood on the walls, dust forming stalagmites off the vents (which is not only a fire hazard but a bio hazard as well), and even dried vomit. There was also inch piles worth of pigeon feces in hallways and on the stairwells as well. It is hard to even feel safe when basic necessities such keeping a cleanly environment is so poorly neglected. The programs imo were also poorly run like ib classes getting cut left and right and ap phasing out it felt like it was hard to find a true passion and success for my field. It was also hard to utilize recourses like the library as it was closed nearly every week or had limited access like only keeping the door open the first ten minutes of lunch. Overall, do not go here because everything and anything was poorly managed and the only person who I saw take initiative to better the school at all was probably Ms. Allen.

Lori is great. She was able to do rush job sewing patches on my husband's uniform…read more I had a sweatshirt we made for my mom many years ago with the grandkids handprints. Lori made them into ornaments I will give to those grandkids who are now adults. They are super cute & very professionally done.

I was buying a gift and the my were SO helpful in selecting items for my granddaughter. She LOVED…read moreeverything and was so excited! Thank you!

St Mark's school has a new principal this year and many internal problems. The students are not…read moremotivated or in a healthy learning environment. The early education is lacking and will not prepare your child for upper elementary curriculum. You get what you pay for but in this case I am not sure you get much for your money. There are better options out there and I suggest doing your homework and choosing a better school.