2021 is the year of the 17 year cicadas! Our eighth-grade girls spotted their first cicada this week during science class. We’re excited for our students to observe this natural wonder first hand!
This past Saturday, Trinity students, families, and faculty took part in our annual IJM Run For Freedom 5k. Our students were able to exceed their goal of raising $15,000 in support of IJM’s mission to end modern slavery.
Register for the Trinity Classic Summer camps, July 12-16 and July 26-30! https://trinitymeadowview.org//summer-camps-2020/
The ninth-grade students have been dissecting earth worms in biology!
Today was Feria Day! During morning prayer, students were surprised to learn traditional classes were suspended to allow them time to explore unique areas of interest. Among the topics student could enjoy included travel, photography, archery, poetry, map making, solar eclipses, flower arranging, painting, and 3D modeling. It was a day of leisure and learning […]
How can adding salt to ice both melt the ice and make the air around it cooler? The tenth-graders made ice cream today as part of their unit on solutions in chemistry.
The beautiful spring weather made it a perfect day for the 8th grade girls to be outside for science. They are currently working on unit about trees, taking time to study and identify the different types on our campus.
The seventh and twelfth grade girls are making the most of the spring blossoms in their art classes! Here are some of their paintings.
In this week’s Quest event, students are competing in a Spikeball tournament! Who can win the glory for their class?