Colors, funny hats, people preaching the word, millions -- maybe TRILLIONS -- of tradeable items, many games to participate in and people who could impact your life.The National Catholic Youth Conference...

Last Friday's snow-ice combo and the subsequent school cancellation were expected. This morning less so. After an initial declaration of a late start, school was cancelled for a second time.  The schedule...

Giving thanks and giving back were focal points of this morning's assembly, held in Steinhauser Gymnasium. After attending a showing of the documentary "The Potter's Field" last week, Trinity's...

With the help of more than a dozen Trinity students under the direction of teacher Mrs. Mary Mason, the school donated blood today. ********** Trinity library media specialist Mr.Tim Jones announced...

The entire school community came together to show 1,400 visitors what Trinity High School has to offer. Mr. Joe Porter, Trinity vice president for school advancement, praised and thanked the hundreds...

The Trinity High School donation to Dare to Care reached $7,670 and 191 pounds of food. The drive was spearheaded by Mr. Bernie Schum and Mr. Dave Case. The top 10 advising group donations came...

Trinity's Department of Theatre Arts continues performances of "The Importance of Being Earnest," with shows on Nov. 9, 12, 13, 14, 16, 17. All shows start at 7:30 p.m. except the Sunday 2:00 matinee...

As part of Trinity's Character Talks program, Mr. Rus Funk spoke to the Junior Class about gender sensitivity issues.  The talk took place today in the school's Convocation Hall during advising period.  

"These are the ones who have survived the time of great distress; they have washed their robes and made them white in the Blood of the Lamb." These words from Revelation were part of today's liturgical...

"You can be from Yale or jail, Park Avenue or park bench -- alcohol and drugs don't discriminate." With these words, Trinity Advanced Program counselor Dr. Aaron Striegel reminds his Issues in Drugs...