HQ Function

The campus serves as the primary educational and administrative hub for its K-12 programs, encompassing classrooms, libraries, laboratories, arts facilities, and athletic spaces.

Notable Features:

The campus features a blend of historic and modern architecture, including the Hawley Wing, the Morse Center for the Arts and Athletics, extensive libraries, science labs, visual arts studios, music rooms, and multiple gymnasiums. Its urban setting allows for engagement with New York City's cultural and educational resources.

Work Culture:

As an educational institution, the 'work culture' for faculty and staff is collaborative, dedicated to student development, and intellectually stimulating. For students, it's an environment of academic rigor, mutual respect, and active participation.

HQ Significance:

The campus is significant not only for its long history but also as a center of academic excellence in New York City, consistently recognized among the top independent schools in the nation.

Values Reflected in HQ: The campus design and facilities reflect Trinity's commitment to academic excellence, community, tradition, and the holistic development of students through dedicated spaces for learning, arts, athletics, and collaboration.

Location:

Trinity School primarily operates from its New York City campus. Its global presence is manifested through its diverse student body and faculty, international exchange programs (if applicable), curriculum that fosters global perspectives, and alumni who live and work around the world. It does not operate international branch campuses.

Street Address:

139 West 91st Street

City:

New York

State/Province:

NY

Country:

USA