Trinity Students had a great time recently visiting the headquarters office of the International Justice Mission. They learned more about IJM' s efforts worldwide to end slavery and how the organization appropriates donations. Each year Trinity School sponsors a 5K run in support of the work of IJM. The student team came back from their […]
Moderated by Dr. Holly Peterson, the panel of Dr. Stanley Hauerwas, Archbishop Christophe Pierre, and Jon Balsbaugh rethink education at the end of an epoch during a session at the 2019 New York Encounter. The Education of the Heart https://youtu.be/fLs0Z3l5TyE Moderated by Dr. Holly Peterson, the panel of Dr. Stanley Hauerwas, Archbishop Christophe Pierre, and […]
This past Saturday, 30 boys and girls joined us for a morning of physics. Participants were introduced to simple machines and bridge building. As you can see, everyone had a lot of fun!
Do you wish that your son or daughter were excited to go to school in the morning? You’re invited to learn more about Trinity School at Meadow View’s unique educational offerings and how our culture, community and curriculum help students to be more engaged learners. We serve boys and girls in the 7th through 12th […]
Looking for some weekend reading? There is now more available than ever before! Read about recent changes to copyright and the public domain in Veritas Journal. Politics, Publishing, and Snowy Woods Unless you were paying close attention, you may have missed a momentous occasion in politics and publishing earlier this year. In 1998 the United […]
Trinity School at River Ridge faculty member Nick Fox writes on Homer’s ILIAD. The Iliad: A Poem of Force and Pity Every fall I read the first stanza of the Iliad out loud to my students: “Sing, Goddess, the Anger of Peleus’ son Achilles / and its devastation…” (Iliad I:1-2). I ask them what the […]