Roy Lapa is the Board Chair of Trinity Christian School Association. As Board Chair he is a defacto member of all Association committees.

Roy and his wife have been home educating their four children for the past fourteen years, with about six years left. They believe that a well-rounded education should involve 120-ft free fall waterslides, 15-hour flights, and in-depth discussions accompanied by homemade chocolate chip cookies, just not all on the same day.

Lisa has been TCSA’s longest serving Board member at 16 years, and is the Deputy Chair.
She is a mother of eleven, six of whom are now homeschool graduates. She stands behind parents as primary educators of their children and supports freedom of choice in education for every family.

Ken is the Finance Committee Chair and a member of the HR Committee.

Ken and his wife Maureen have been officially home educating their children with Trinity/Wisdom for nineteen years and have enjoyed the freedom and flexibility to deliver customized programs for their students. Mostly, they are grateful to God for the gift of time and influence that they have had with their seven children as a result of this choice.

Scott is a member of the HR Committee.

Scott and his wife Tracey have educated their children at home from the start. They consider homeschooling the finest way to ensure their children mature and fulfill all that God created them to be. God has designed each child with strengths and talents best nurtured within a safe, loving home.

Grace is Chair of the Association’s Benevolence Fund (Formerly Widows and Orphans) Committee.

Grace has been involved with Trinity since its inception. As a qualified Mediated Learning Instructor with LPAD I, she helped develop and teach Mediated Learning workshops to homeschool parents. She now works as a full-time ghostwriter for a New York firm (founded by a former TCSA student), but stays closely connected to the work of TCSA as a member of its Board.

Philip Elder joined the Association Board in July 2019.

Scott Cyr is a Certified Accountant and a former MLA with the Wildrose and later United Conservative party. During his time in office, Scott was a strong defender of educational choice and home education.