Trinity’s campus always seems to be humming with clubs and activities. Students of all different interests find clubs that appeal to their interests, finding community and connection. Connection defines...

Debbie Heaverin and I started our careers at Trinity together in 2002. She was the veteran teacher who was teaching at Holy Rosary Academy until its closure. I was brand new to teaching. We both...

Support. Encouragement. Compassion. These are just a few words that come to mind regarding Trinity High School’s very own Learning Support Program (LSP). This past August marked the one-year anniversary...

On August 24th, 2024, Deacon Dr. Randy Perkins, dean of students at Trinity High School for junior and senior students, was ordained as a deacon within the Archdiocese of Louisville. Orchestrated by Archbishop...

The Trinity community recently lost a local hero, Dennis Lampley. Lampley’s legacy will be echoed around the halls of Trinity. Most people know about his legendary football coaching career, 50-game win...

Since the fall of 2022, a dedicated team of Trinity students has operated Trinity’s state-of-the-art video board for all varsity home football, soccer, and lacrosse games. Moderated by Chad Waggoner...

After seven years, Adam Klein's time as head of Trinity's house system is coming to an end. Klein sat down with the ECHO to discuss his time as Head of Houses and what the house system means to him.   ...

Graduation for the class of 2024 is just around the corner, so what’s to come for the next chapter of these seniors' lives? We questioned 20 seniors about what they plan to do after high school, and...

Trinity High School has been around for 70 years, and our beloved school has changed in many ways -- one of the most interesting and dramatic change has been everyday school wear. Fashion has been a part...

On Friday, May 10, Trinity's class of 2024 had their last day of high school classes. The ECHO staff has seen incredible leadership from its seniors this year. These seniors reflected on their time at...

Jake Schweitzer is a little over a week away from graduating from Trinity High School. He is recognized on campus for many things, including his crucial role on the baseball team and his eccentric sense...

Every year, in late April, Louisville’s four largest Catholic schools, Sacred Heart, Assumption, Trinity, and Saint Xavier, turn out for the Pink and White flag football game. For students across all...