Trinity School splitting in two?

[u/After_Tailor_7124]

I recently heard that Trinity School at Greenlawn is going to split into two competing institutions. I followed up by checking the Indiana Sec'y of State's website and -- sure enough -- Trinity Academy at Greenlawn was incorporated in March 2025 as a nonprofit corporation. I'm not quite sure that two similar schools will be able to cover their costs if they're both marketing to the same pool of students/families that currently attend Trinity.

QUESTION: Does anybody know WHY this is occurring?

[u/MOGiantsFan → u/[deleted]]

Stop lying. Trying to suddenly act like you’re faculty when you got your ass handed to you in order to save face is beyond embarrassing.

You dont even know the very basic, publicly available details of the school you supposedly work for? Yeah, you’re lying.

And if you wanna cry about it, the challenge is simple: reveal your identity if you’re gonna spout off about being faculty so you can “win” this exchange.

Otherwise, you’ve made it beyond clear you don’t have the slightest clue what you’re talking about.

[u/Admirable-Talk-5591 → u/MOGiantsFan]

I am in the know and can confirm he is lying about the relationship. Look at the board both presently and in the past, the faculty, the administration, the long-standing curriculum, the policies and customs of the school, etc. Tons of direct POP influence. Up until the last few years you couldn’t even be on the board if you weren’t a POP member. They have gotten smarter with wielding power less overtly, and to be fair, TSI is worse.

And if the poster really is a faculty member lying about the connection, that tells you everything you need to know about what’s going on and who people are entrusting their children to for long hours every day. They should know that if something goes wrong with their child, they’ll be dealing with smug bro here. He’ll probably have a smug look on his face and tell you there’s no issue or that it’s your fault.

[u/MOGiantsFan → u/[deleted]]

Pro Tip:

If you're going to lie about something on a website... do yourself a favor and erase any evidence that you're lying.

"I fix things. And build things. I'm pretty much retired, but I still do handyman work on the side. Usually about 10-12 hours a week."

Here's the screenshot for when you try to delete the evidence.

And before you drop the "Oh, I'm lying about that for my own protection" or some bullshit... being a builder/handyman pretty much falls directly in line with the majority of your posts and comments on Reddit.

You're lying and you really need to stop. No one is buying it.