How are you spending your time at home? Sophomore Marge made these Ukranian eggs (pysanky) during Lent in preparation for Easter. They are decorated by drawing on the egg with hot wax and then dying them in various colors. The wax preserves the color of the egg underneath, and through this technique you can make […]
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.
Here is the final compilation video of Trinity Schools’ cross-campus Rube Goldberg Machine contest! Greenlawn students whose projects are featured here are Charis Balsbaugh, Noah and Katelyn Adams, Dominic Vesprini, Emma Gonzalez and Justin, Joshua and Jacob Heintzelman. Thank you to all of them! If you enjoy the compilation, links to the full videos of […]
Our last day together at school was right before Pi Day! Pi is an irrational number, so in its decimal form it never repeats and never ends. Here a 6th grader recites the first 130 digits!
Our faculty spotlight is on Mr. Colin McCarthy! This picture is from a trip I made to Turkey last year. Part of the aim of the trip was to explore the Byzantine and Armenian churches present in modern-day Turkey. Here I am, at the border of Armenia and Turkey, overlooking the medieval Armenian city of […]
Big news! Trinity is joining a brand new conference with five other IHSAA schools (Argos, Bethany Christian School, Career Academy, Elkhart Christian Academy and Lakeland Christian Academy) in the fall. Thank you to Mr. Gionfrido for all his work to organize this! Watch the news story here: https://wsbt.com/…/hoosier-plains-conference-set-to-debut-i…
Trinity Schools operates three schools across the country — Trinity School at Greenlawn in South Bend, IN; Trinity School at River Ridge in Eagan, MN; and Trinity School at Meadow View in Falls Church, VA. When the schools needed to go to distance learning, we introduced a nationwide, interdisciplinary program supplying enrichment with art, music, […]
Cate, a seventh grader, reads her PreAlgebra at home with her dog. Distance learning has some perks!
Check out these Galilean fishing boats made by the sixth grade girls for Biblical Geography!
As part of a project on the Sea of Galilee, the 6th grade boys built a boat that could have been used to fish there, using materials that they already had at home.