Trinity School students are working on their submissions for the final cross-campus contests of the

Trinity School students are working on their submissions for the final cross-campus contests of the year, a contest to create the best blackout poem, all working from the same page. Not sure what blackout poetry is? Here is an example from one of our 8th graders, Hattie Woodward! Hattie's blackout poem honoring nurses was the […]

Congratulations to alumnus David Go! He was recently named to a cutting-edge Faculty Advisory Board at the IDEA Center to accelerate entrepreneurship within the University of Notre Dame and the surrounding community. We're so grateful that David has remained an active member of our community of learners, serving as an invaluable resource and partner in […]

Keegan, a sophomore, is using some of his time at home to paint. For this painting he used gouache, an opaque watercolor paint, which allowed him to create opaque objects, like the sun, but also more subtle features like the black mixed into the water’s surface.

The faculty spotlight is on Miss Morin! Q: What subjects are you currently teaching? A: I am currently teaching 9th grade Precalculus, 8th grade Music and Senior Math. Q: What is a book that you love or are currently reading? A: I have been really excited about everything C.S. Lewis of late. A friend recommended […]

Grace, a junior, has been working on face masks to protect people during the COVID-19 outbreak.

While staying home, Miss Morin, an alumna and faculty member, has learned to make (and braid) traditional Easter Bread. This particular recipe is of the traditional Portuguese variety.