Salesianum Trinity Program

The Trinity Program services are for students who may require more intensive and structured support. With a small student-faculty ratio, the program is designed to meet the needs of college-bound students with specifically diagnosed and documented learning differences. The Trinity Program has a proven track record of success, from helping students develop more effective study skills, test-taking strategies, and time management to reviewing and adapting material and re-teaching as needed.

A Salesianum student enrolled for the Trinity level of educational service will have all of the Gardner Center Services available to him. In addition, the student will meet with a Trinity teacher regularly. Each student's educational plan will be supervised by the Director of Educational Support Services.

The Trinity program teacher will support the student and his family by:

Serve as a liaison between the student, school, and family by communicating with parents and classroom teachers.
Review the student's OnCampus account to monitor assignments and work completion.
Review, adapt, and differentiate material and re-teaching academic subjects as needed.
Read and implement suggested academic accommodations outlined in the student's psycho-educational evaluation.
Help the student develop effective study skills and test-taking strategies.
Provide support to assist the student in developing skills in effective time management, organization, and self-advocacy that are necessary for him to be successful at Salesianum and as he transitions to college.

Students are registered to receive the fee-based Trinity services for one full year. For more information about the Trinity Program and related fees, please contact the Director of Educational Support Jacqui-Linn Gaskill.

Educational Support Staff