Welcome to Trinity's first-annual School Gala to benefit Trinity's growing ministry programs and potential campus expansion project. Come hear the story of Trinity's transformation, straight from the families and community members impacted the most. This black-tie optional event will feature a plated dinner from Shully's, an open wine/beer bar, a VIP high-end whiskey experience, a silent auction, and a live auction. Trinity community, this is for you! Come out and support your school - you can get involved in one of four ways:

The American Academy of Pediatrics reports that as high as 20% of all children experience some type of mental health issue in their childhood - and as many as 80% of those children are not receiving the essential counseling needed. Trinity is grateful to continue our partnership with Lutheran Counseling and Family Services (LCFS) for the '21-'22 school year. Beginning last year, LCFS has provided licensed professional counseling services for our students, right here on campus. Families who are interested or who would like to know more should contact me directly.

The Trinity Times is your go-to source for all information related to Trinity. Updates about parking lot procedures, dress code, school off days, etc. are all found in the Trinity Times. Please make this part of your regular Friday email viewing! And speaking of the dress code, watch the next Trinity Times for points of emphasis for this year - careful enforcement begins soon!

This past weekend we hosted our first of two Town Hall-style meetings where we revealed the full scope and scale of Trinity's potential expansion project. School families are invited to attend the next meeting, held this Sunday, 29 August at 11am in the gym. Come see the "what could be" in store for Trinity's future!

Last year, Trinity's Blueprint for Reopening provided guidance from various organizations as well as procedures for our school. This year, the plan is substantially different, but much of the guidance remains in place. As advertised, Trinity places a heavy emphasis on parent responsibility (if your child is sick, keep them home), along with individual decisions about mitigation efforts such as masks. We do also include recommended procedures for positive cases and quarantining. To read our full, updated plan, please click here.