Excitement. Anticipation. Eagerness.
For some eighth-graders and their parents, the journey to Trinity began years ago; for some, much more recently. A major step to becoming a member of Trinity's...
A 17-year-old high school student, busy working at his part-time job that pays minimum wage, has pencil in hand doing homework while on a break.
Unfortunately, this scene is quite common for working...
Picture a school hall filled with gifts for the Giving Tree.
Picture thousands of dollars and boxes of food headed for Dare to Care.
Picture students and teachers lending a hand to Habitat for...
A little more than a week into the new semester, Mother Nature in the form of bitter cold, a layer of ice and a few inches of snow put the brakes on classes for almost a week. After a delayed...
As they have done for many years, the Rocks took their Christmas spirit to the Wayside Mission Christmas store Dec. 16. Coordinated by Mr. Michael Budniak and the Green Cross Club, faculty and students...
Trinity's unwavering giving spirit continued Dec. 17 at the Community Catholic Center. After a Giving Tree campaign that brought in 120 gifts and more than 40 gift cards totaling nearly $3,000, Trinity...
As the first snowflakes of the season fell, hundreds of eighth-graders completed their first step to becoming members of Trinity’s Class of 2022 by taking the placement test Dec. 9.
As parents...
Trinity closed the first semester the way it began -- celebrating gifts from God with a Mass.
The year's Opening Mass set a tone of building our future through family and faith. Yesterday's liturgy...
Trinity collected $11,174.63 for Dare to Care, according to Trinity teacher and campaign coordinator Mr. Bernie Schum. He said, "This will help those most in need in our community. Forty-seven (advising)...
A little rain and typical November temperatures could not keep hundreds of grade-school students and their families from touring Trinity’s campus during the annual Open House, held Nov. 12 from one to...
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