What could a classical Christian education mean for your family? Find out at our next Open House on Wednesday, February 26, from 7:00 to 8:00 p.m. Open House is a great way to experience the Trinity difference first hand. Come learn about our integrated curriculum in live classroom demonstrations and acquaint yourself with Trinity’s community […]
Students had a fun excursion up to Michigan for All-School Ski Day yesterday.
Ninth graders had a great trip to the Field Museum in Chicago on Thursday.
Senior girls taking a quick break together during the school day.
Congratulations to our robotics team! After competing in the Mishawaka Qualifying Tournament on Saturday, Trinity Titans Robotics will advance to the state level along with only two other teams who competed in a pool of eighteen. The Titans also took home the Design Award for their rotating claw mechanism, and were once again the captain […]
Sixth-grade girls in Ms. Cunningham’s science class have been learning about how eggs act as emulsifiers and mechanical leavening agents. Recently they got to observe an egg that had been submerged in a glass of vinegar for five days, which dissolved its shell.
Registration is now open for Trinity Summer Camps. Visit the camps page of our website to learn more and register. See you this summer!
Tenth graders studying chemistry performed titration experiments today to test acid/base neutralization reactions.
Trinity juniors performed William Shakespeare’s Love’s Labour’s Lost, set in the wild west, on December 19, 2024. The recording is now available to watch here on YouTube. In this romantic comedy, Sheriff Ferdinand of Navarre, Nevada, along with his posse, swear that they will not see women for three years in order to better focus […]
Students showcased their hard work and creativity at Project Fair on January 15, 2025. Students in grades 6-8 shared handmade models of a variety of structures from the ancient world, including castles, ships, cathedrals, burial grounds, and monasteries. Some students created reproductions of illustrated manuscripts, Byzantine icons, or stained glass windows. Sixth graders created salt […]