It’s Project Week at Trinity! Students are home this week working on topics of interest outside the normal curriculum. Seventh graders are researching an extinct or endangered animal and creating a model of its habitat. Eighth graders are constructing a model of a medieval castle or cathedral. We’ll all get a look at the finished […]
Our art students have been holding their studio classes outside, enjoying the beauty of their campuses and improving their artistic skills at the same time.
Our Biology students are investigating with microscopes for the first time!
Our seventh-graders are planting gardens in their science class, studying soil, seeds, and air by observing the growth of their own plants first-hand. There is so much wonder in watching a seedling grow!
The junior drama students are memorizing Shakespeare monologues and taking turns reciting them from a makeshift stage: a tree stump is as good as The Globe!
The seventh-graders are studying insects in their science class. Here are the boys, on the hunt for fascinating specimens and building them state-of-the-art habitats.
Trinity’s field is full of activity each afternoon, with art students practicing their skills in one corner and drama students performing Shakespeare monologues in another!
Ready for a breath of fresh air? Trinity students are loving the opportunities to get outside and explore.
Even while they practice social distancing, Trinity students are finding ways to enter into the school’s culture fully at the start of this new year!
Welcome back to campus, Trinity Students! This morning we were thrilled to greet our students on campus for the start to our year. We are so grateful to be together once again!