Robotics is gaining some exciting momentum this year under the leadership of Justus Hibshman, our new coach, and its faculty sponsor Dr. David Schenk. Here is an update from Mr. Hibshman about how the Robotics Club is doing so far this year. “Our team began building a robot shortly after the season’s challenge was released […]
We had a great fan showing for the Trinity Titans girls basketball team on Senior Night, January 24. Students gave moving tributes to senior teammates and played a fierce game against the Elkhart Eagles. Don’t miss Senior Night for the boys basketball team on Friday, February 17, at the Trinity School Athletic Center. Let’s go […]
Yesterday we welcomed guest speaker Dr. Ian Ona Johnson to campus as part of our Lecture & Performance Series. Dr. Johnson spoke to our students and faculty about the the war between Russia and Ukraine, providing an overview and historical context. Following the talk, our students asked many great questions and some stayed afterwards to […]
The Greenlawn Mansion was transformed into Toad Hall yesterday for a literary feast based on The Wind in the Willows, by Kenneth Grahame. Having read the book as part of the curriculum, seventh graders were inspired to sit down to a meal worthy of Toad and his feast-loving friends. The program included live music and […]
Here are just a few examples of the beautiful student art that will be on display at the Winter Art Show tomorrow (Wednesday), January 25, at 7:00 p.m. Join us at the Greenlawn campus to see the full gallery of artwork by students in grades 6, 7, 8, and 11 who studied art during the […]
Congratulations to alumnus David Go upon his appointment to this newly created strategic leadership role at the University of Notre Dame. David Go graduated from Trinity School at Greenlawn in 1997. David Go appointed vice president and associate provost for academic strategy
We are looking forward to seeing all friends of Trinity School at the Mosaic Winter Soirée this evening at 7:00 p.m. As a reminder, this event is NOT being held on the Greenlawn campus, but at the People of Praise Center on Ironwood Drive, so be sure to double check your email invitation for the […]
Juniors gave a delightful and hilarious performance of Carlo Goldoni’s, The Servant of Two Masters, a timeless comedy of mistaken identities, love triangles, and slapstick. The full-length recording of the performance can be viewed on our YouTube channel here.
If you don’t believe that cookies can be works of art, these will convince you otherwise! Seventh and eighth grade girls in Mrs. Greene’s art class made these festive creations using watercolor painting techniques on sugar cookies with royal icing.