Sixteen of our juniors and seniors have been working on original research with local professors and graduate students. Our students displayed their hard work and findings at the science research reception yesterday.
Happy Easter Monday. Let the work of human awakening begin! Easter Monday and the New Creation by Jon Balsbaugh Easter Monday (Bright Monday or Renewal Monday in the Eastern Christian churches) is one of the most important (if somewhat neglected) moments in the Christian liturgical calendar. In some parts of the world, Easter Monday is […]
He is risen! May you be filled with the joy and hope of our Lord this Easter day! The Disciples Peter and John Running to the Sepulchre on the Morning of the Resurrection by Eugène Burnand
Trinity Schools' president, Jon Balsbaugh, reflects upon the effort to rebuild Notre-Dame de Paris in today's Veritas Journal post. "Perhaps Paris (and with it much of the West) does now seem to be a kind of twilight world – a museum to a way of life that has all but vanished, inhabited by a people […]
Remember this? We’ve got a fun update coming next week! Today the spotlight is on alumnus and Dean of Boys Matt Bartek! Q: How long have you been teaching at Trinity? A: Lord help us all, I am now in my 17th year of teaching at TSGL. Add my 6 years as a student, and […]
Please join us tonight at 7:30 for our Composition Recital as we listen to professional musicians perform student compositions like this one. Midnight Mice, by Peter Rossi, Composition Recital 2017 All students at Trinity School at Greenlawn learn to compose music! Learn more about the school: www.TrinityGreenlawn.org
“Poetry is more than beautiful words—it is a way of thinking that is slow, meditative, and open.” Trinity School alumna, philosophy professor, and Heidegger scholar Dr. Rebecca Longtin reflects on the how poets wrestle with the mystery of time. Enjoy the article then read the poems alluded to in the links at the bottom! Poetry […]
Feast your eyes on the pictures from our Medieval Banquet! Each eighth-grade student picked a historical character to be and dressed and acted the part in a day filled with amazing foods (thank you, parents!), archery, musical entertainment and more!
St. Joseph County Soil and Water Conservation provided us with an augmented reality sandbox this week to help our sixth and seventh graders see and understand the earth topographically.