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Trinity Preparatory School in Winter Park Now Accepting Resumes for Faculty Positions

Trinity Preparatory School in Winter Park is actively seeking resumes from qualified individuals interested in faculty positions for its Middle and Upper School divisions. The co-educational day school, serving students from sixth through twelfth grades, encourages experts in various fields to submit applications.

09/21/2026 · Winter Park edition

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Trinity Preparatory School in Winter Park is actively seeking resumes from qualified individuals interested in faculty positions. The co-educational day school, which serves students from sixth through twelfth grades, encourages experts in various fields to submit their applications.

The school maintains a commitment to creating a dynamic and supportive learning environment for its students. While specific openings may not always be listed, Trinity Prep welcomes resumes for future consideration across its Middle and Upper School divisions.

Candidates interested in Lower School positions, serving grades 6-8, should direct their resumes and cover letters to Dr. Melissa Walker, the Lower School Director, at [email protected]. For Upper School positions, covering grades 9-12, applicants should send their materials to Mr. Dennis Herrick, the Upper School Director, at [email protected].

Trinity Preparatory School operates as an Equal Opportunity Employer. The institution does not discriminate based on race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, disability, or genetic information.

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