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Palmer Trinity School fosters an inclusive, diverse community and aims to develop well-informed, empathetic global citizens who lead with love. The Culture and Belonging Team oversees curricula, awareness campaigns, affinity groups, and resources to address evolving needs.
Learning Resources provides support for students with diverse learning needs through consultation and collaboration with parents and teachers. The Learning Specialist coordinates interventions and extended time testing accommodations.
Over 50% of Palmer Trinity students are bilingual, and the student body represents 37 countries; Global Education includes language and culture experiences and travel.
The school prioritizes the physical, mental, and emotional well-being of every member of the Palmer Trinity community.
Counseling services include individual counseling, small groups, and peer counseling, with Learning Resources supporting students with learning differences; an Advisory System provides mentorship; a Health Clinic delivers medical care; the Student Handbook outlines behavior expectations and disciplinary procedures; a Non-Discrimination Policy affirms inclusive practices.
Palmer Trinity School is an Episcopal, independent, coeducational day school in Palmetto Bay, Florida, serving grades 6–12. The Upper School offers the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (two years for grades 11–12) alongside AP courses, with 23.5 credits required for graduation. Diploma courses include English Language and Literature HL; Language B HL/SL; Language Ab initio French SL; History SL/HL; Global Politics SL/HL; Business Management HL; Biology HL; Chemistry SL; Sports, Exercise and Health Science HL/SL; Environmental Systems and Societies SL; and Mathematics SL. The Diploma Programme aims to develop 21st-century skills and a global perspective. The campus spans almost 60 acres, with indoor facilities such as classrooms, a Dance Studio, Fitness Center, Gymnasium, Library, and dining spaces; outdoor fields for baseball, soccer, softball, and tennis; and three Innovation Spaces to support creativity. Students come from 37 countries, with more than half bilingual, and numerous Service Living, Global Studies, and Environmental Studies offerings.
