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With Few Exceptions, Legal System Provides Blanket of Privacy for Students

Ryan Kelly, Editor in Chief February 23, 2015

A  study published in the journal Pediatrics in 2011 found "up to 41 percent of American adolescents and young adults have been arrested at least once for something other than a minor traffic violation." In...

By Majority Decision: This Whitehouse Makes Even the Supreme Court Fun

Tommy McConville, Editor in Chief February 6, 2015

“I have done really well in his class because we’ve been able to engage in practical applications of stuff, which in history is unheard of because one thinks of history as being very black and white.” Junior...

Louisville Becoming Bullish on Subterranean Cycling

Holden Mathis, Staff Reporter January 29, 2015

The words "underground" and "cycling" don't seem to go together,  but since September last year, avid cyclists, trail builders and staff of the Louisville Mega Cavern have been working on a 320,000-square-foot...

New Late Policy Yielding Positive Results

Ryan Cywinksi, Staff Reporter January 7, 2015

At the start of every school year, Trinity students have to take time to get re-adjusted to everyday school life.  One of the hardest adjustments is waking up in the early hours and getting to school...

Trinity Teacher of the Week — Mr. Mike Budniak

Alec McGuire, Staff Reporter January 6, 2015

“To those whom much is given, much is expected.” Trinity science teacher Mr. Mike Budniak takes to heart the spirit behind John F. Kennedy's words. From serving the poor of Appalachia to...

Serrano’s Journey to Trinity Included Escaping Terrorists

Ryan Cywinksi, Staff Reporter December 15, 2014

It is not easy to adapt to a brand new way of life, culture and language after moving to a different country. To these difficulties add the threat of terrorists in your home country. Trinity teacher...

A Real-World Look at the Future

Ryan Kelly, Editor in Chief November 19, 2014

What do a doctor, game warden, CEO, deputy federal marshal, accountant, process engineer, auto body shop manager, human resources manager, film director and teacher all have in common? Each one hosted a...

Sky’s the limit for Trinity junior

Robert Davis, Staff Reporter November 13, 2014

“Freedom.” That's the word Trinity junior Timothy Hardesty uses to describe flying a plane. Hardesty said his interest in aviation started at a young age. At first it was a hobby, until age...

A Techno Trip Down Memory Lane

Bob Heady, Staff Reporter November 4, 2014

Thirteen people crammed into what is now Trinity teacher Mr. Matt Manning’s office. Welcome to basic programming circa early 1980s. Trinity's first computer appeared on campus in 1979. This computer...

It’s a Bird; it’s a Plane; it’s Super Diehl — Halloweeeen Fun!

Zane Brenzel, Staff Reporter October 31, 2014

To celebrate Halloween, some Trinity faculty and staff members put on a different look!

Trinity sophomore Phillip Sullivan demonstrates how to escape from restraints.

Trinity students demonstrate real-life skills

ECHO Staff October 29, 2014

Trinity teacher Ms. Debbie Walling's communication skills class has been busy.   Recent demonstrations included Phillip Sullivan showing the class how to escape from restraints. He trained...

Trinity world languages teacher an accomplished classical pianist

Daniel Russell, Staff Reporter October 27, 2014

By his own admission, his father and older brother taught him everything he knows. As soon as he was able to reach the keys, the seven-year-old classical piano prodigy started to practice his art. “Piano...