
Premier College Preparatory School in NYC Welcomes Mission-driven CIO from San Diego
Trinity School
Trinity School, located on the Upper West Side of New York City, is a premier, nationally ranked institution with over 300 years of history dedicated to excellence in education and service to its community. Serving just over 1,000 students, Trinity is a school where teacher-student engagement, interpersonal relationships, and palpable joy are not only easily observed but also unapologetically paramount.
To address the growing significance and complexity of the school’s technology program over the past several years, Trinity created a new executive role, a chief information officer (CIO), to begin in the spring or summer of 2025. The CIO oversees a new division and leads the integration of three currently separate technology units at Trinity: information technology, data / systems, and educational technology. The IT unit is led by a director who in turn manages a team of six; the other two units are smaller but play an important role in day-to-day school operations. The unification of these units will be essential to help academic and non-academic departments leverage technology more efficiently, effectively, and seamlessly. As such, the CIO is empowered to improve workflows, examine policies, adjust operations, and reimagine roles and departmental structures. In addition, the CIO will have an opportunity to be a part of an early hire in the data / systems unit later this spring.
The ideal candidate is forward-looking and innovative, with an ability to lead at an enterprise level. At the same time, the CIO must be ready to address immediate areas of opportunity with a hands-on, can-do, human-centered mindset. The CIO should also be mission-aligned and eager to serve Trinity’s relational community of learners and educators. The CIO reports directly to the head of school and serves as a member of the executive management team.
Trinity School was thrilled to welcome Frederic Skrzypek to the position.
Meet the new leader

Frederic Skrzypek has over 10 years of experience leading innovative, mission-driven technology initiatives in independent schools. Throughout his career, he has developed a strategic vision for technology that enhances teaching and learning, and promotes responsible citizenship. For four years, he was the Director of Instructional Technology and Information Systems at Francis Parker School, managing a technology team that supported 1,300 students and 350 staff members. Mr. Skrzypek holds a Certification for Technology Leaders from ATLIS and has a bachelor's and two master's degrees from the University of Paris.