Horns honking, hands waving, faces smiling. And none of this on a computer. The Class of 2020, along with friends and family members, drove slowly through Trinity High School's campus Thursday evening....
Mr. J. Scott Wunn, Executive Director of the National Speech & Debate Association, informed Trinity principal Dr. Dan Zoeller that Trinity teacher Ms. Amy Zuccaro is being honored for her "exemplary...
"Walking a labyrinth is a very old spiritual practice of meditative prayer," Trinity theology teacher Mr. Scott Holzknecht wrote. "The labyrinth is only a few miles from Trinity and is a replica of one...
Members of the Trinity Debate Team competed in the Kentucky High School Speech League State Tournament, hosted at the University of Louisville Mar. 11-12.
The Rocks claimed a number of top honors at the...
Juniors taught by Trinity teachers Mrs. Betsy Darby and Mr. Mitch Greenwell, in conjunction with the College Counseling Department, toured the technical campus at Jefferson Community Technical College...
Trinity junior Egan Bohne' captured first place in the Live Programming event at the Kentucky Derby Festival RoboRumble, held Mar. 7.
The RoboRumble featured five different competitive events:...
Coming off packed houses for the fall production of "The Three Musketeers," Trinity's Department of Theatre Arts will present the romantic comedy musical "Crazy for You."
Seven 7 p.m. performances...
After two days of exciting contests, Romero House member Justin Lee defeated all opponents on his way to becoming House Ping Pong Tournament champion. Matches, coordinated by House and Activities Director...
A day after Ash Wednesday and the start of the Lenten season, the Most Reverend Joseph E. Kurtz, D.D., Archbishop of Louisville presided at a schoolwide Mass.
Concelebrants at the Mass, held in Steinhauser...
"For you are dust, and to dust you shall return." -- Genesis 3:19
As a reminder of our mortality, the beginning of Lent, and preparation for Easter, ashes were distributed during first block this morning.
Lent,...
It isn’t uncommon to see students sneak looks at their phones while claiming they’re “doing work” or “checking PowerSchool."
In reality, many are sending out Snapchats to save their streaks...
A celebration of 50 years at Trinity, complete with cake and congratulations. Almost as quietly as she has gone about the business of caring for those in Flaget House on Trinity's campus for the past...
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