In 1850, four Hicksville families gathered for the purpose of organizing a church. That first church stood on the south side of West Nicholai Street. A surge of membership growth came during the 1950's. This sudden burst of population brought about the necessity of a Christian School. Under the leadership of Pastor Edward Stammel, Trinity Lutheran School began its existence in 1952. The original school was a branch of Nassau Christian School in Mineola. By 1954, after witnessing the great blessing which God had poured upon them, Trinity accepted the challenge of building a school for its own purposes. Thus the 1954-1955 school year found Trinity Lutheran School as an independent parish school of the Trinity congregation. During that year, a total of 270 children were enrolled in the school.

Presently, we serve over 400 students from toddlers through Grade 8. Trinity Lutheran School continues to be a mission of Trinity Lutheran Church. We are devoted to helping children build a strong foundation for academic success, moral relationships, and a healthy Christian faith. To begin the Admissions Process, click here.

Mission Statement

Where Christian values and academic excellence prepare children, motivated by their faith and love of Christ, to live productive lives in service to others.