On Sun., March 24 the Trinity community gathered to celebrate and bless the brand new Stephen T. Mather Memorial Tennis Center. This best-in-class campus venue was made possible by generous Trinity alumni and families with support from the Trinity High School Foundation. Boasting five courts, it serves as the new home for Trinity Tennis.
Thursday, March 21, will be a $1 Dress Down Day benefitting CRS Rice Bowl. Rice Bowl is a Lenten program that provides food and assistance for communities around the world and in our own Diocese. Students can dress down for $1, or more, in jeans/khakis, a Trinity shirt/jacket/hoodie, and athletic/dress shoes. T-shirts must be tucked in. Seniors can wear clothing from the college they are attending next year. Students are encouraged to wear their Sweet 16 Rupp shirts. Money will be collected during advising.
Congratulations to Allie Kerns, one of Trinity’s two College and Career Counselors, for being awarded the Ray Stines Founder's Award at the annual Kentucky Association for College Admission Counseling Conference. This honor is awarded to a member who has made a lasting and significant impact on the organization. Ms. Kerns, THANK YOU for the impact you have on our students!
Recently, a group of Trinity juniors in Mr. Owen’s English class visited the Muhammed Ali Center. The purpose of their field trip was to allow students the opportunity to make connections between the journey of Solomon Northup in the book they’re current reading, 12 Years a Slave, and Muhammed Ali’s journey. Thank you to the Ali Center for hosting Trinity!
Your son can ROCK HIS SUMMER at Trinity! We offer a variety of camps ranging from academics to athletics where your son can BE GREAT at all the things he already loves. Click the link in below to learn more about all our camp offerings.
https://www.trinityrocks.com/page/rock-the-summer
“Make today worth remembering!” Trinity’s spring musical, The Music Man, is entering its final run of performances and you don’t want to miss the most fun you’ll have in a theater this year! We hope you’ll join us in support of the talented cast and crew of Trinity’s Department of Theatre Arts and check out the show! Visit trinitydota.com for ticket information.
Trinity has decided to have an online learning day for Monday, April 8. Increasing numbers of students, teachers and parents are planning to travel to see the eclipse, so Trinity has decided to post assignments for April 8. Students should not report to school on Monday, April 8. Students should check Rockspace for each of their Green Day classes on Monday and complete posted assignments. Teachers will indicate on Rockspace when the assignments are due to be completed. One more calendar note: the Tuesday after Spring Break is a testing day. Juniors will take an official ACT that morning. Freshmen and sophomores will also take standardized tests. After the tests, students will be dismissed. No lunch is served on standardized test days. Seniors are not required to attend school on Tuesday and are encouraged to use the day for a college visit or to complete other work at home. Wednesday, April 10 is a White Day, a full day at school for all.
Congratulations to Coach Bret Saxton and the Basketball Rocks. On Monday, March 12, at Valley HS, Trinity captured the KHSAA 7th Region Championship with a 77 – 45 victory over Seneca.
With that win, Trinity has advanced to the KHSAA Sweet 16 in Rupp Arena. The Rocks will open play at the state tournament on Thursday, March 21, at 6 p.m. vs the 12th Region Champion
Together, we made a difference! THANK YOU to everyone who helped make CelebraTion 2024 a GREAT success! We're reminded once again, there is nothing the Trinity FAMILY can't do when we all come together!
Your son can find multiple ways to ROCK his summer at Trinity! We offer a variety of camps for students in the third through ninth grades in both athletics and academics during the months of June and July. Click the link to learn more about all our camp offerings. https://www.trinityrocks.com/page/rock-the-summer
On Sat., March 9 we will gather in Steinhauser Gym for CelebraTion. This annual event brings together the Trinity community to raise funds in support of student activities and need-based financial aid. Click the link to see how your generous support of this event makes such an incredible impact on our students. https://vimeo.com/904079385
We hope to see you there as we CelebraTe with the Trinity FAMILY! https://one.bidpal.net/trinity/welcome
THANK YOU to Mr. John Wolfram, father of Jack '17 and Vince '21, who came on campus to speak with students about the upcoming solar eclipse. Mr. Wolfram is a Solar System Ambassador for NASA. A group of THS students are going to Ferdinand, IN on April 8 to be in the zone of totality for the eclipse, and Mr. Wolfram's presentation was part of their preparation for the trip.
Cleaning Supply Drive: Bakhita Empowerment Initiative is a Catholic Charities program that helps victims of human trafficking. Trinity is sponsoring a cleaning supply drive March 11-22. Please bring cleaning supplies such as Clorox wipes, laundry detergent, and bathroom cleaner to the bins in the rotunda and outside T215.
Tomorrow, Wednesday, March 6 is a Workday Wednesday. Please see details below regarding Workday Wednesday:
• Quarter 3 ends Friday, Mar. 8. Workday Wednesday is a great time to complete any outstanding assignments.
• Classes will not meet. Students are not required to be in attendance.
• Students should not arrive before noon as teachers will be in meetings.
• Teachers will be available for tutoring, makeup work, and other assistance from noon – 3:00 p.m.
• Students can simply drop by after noon, but we also suggest emailing teachers ahead of time.
• Business casual dress is acceptable.
Please contact Mr. Jackson at jackson@trinityrocks.com with questions.
Congratulations to the Trinity Track and Field Rocks on their first Indoor Track State Championship. The Rocks will look to carry this momentum into the outdoor track and field season beginning this week. Go Rocks!
With heavy hearts, the Trinity community shares news of the passing of our colleague Mary Ann Hall. She was a faith-filled woman, intensely proud of her family, extremely loyal to her friends, and fiercely dedicated to her students. Please find her arrangements in the link below. A tribute will be published in an upcoming Leader newsmagazine. May her soul, and the souls of all the faithful departed, through the Mercy of God, rest in peace.
https://www.dignitymemorial.com/obituaries/11689802?utm_source=obit_link&utm_medium=text
CelebraTion ’24 is now LIVE! We invite the Trinity FAMILY to come together in our efforts to support Trinity High School! Join the excitement of CelebraTion 2024 on campus, Saturday, March 9. For more information, to purchase tickets, and to bid on silent auction items, click the following link: https://one.bidpal.net/trinity/welcome
Is it time to purge your old shoes from the closet or garage? A WaterStep shoe drive will be held from March 4-22. Bring in your old shoes. They must be in pairs and can’t have mold. All types and sizes of shoes are welcome. Drop shoes in the collection bins in the rotunda and outside T215. Shoes are sold to venders in developing countries and the profits are used to purchase water filtration units in those same communities.
During the month of February, we will introduce you to current Trinity students who will share what Black History Month means to them and their families.
Meet Jaxson Jett, Class of 2027.
As registration for the Class of 2028 continues, included is a celebration of our Kelly and Steinhauser Scholar students who earned four-year merit scholarships based on their performance on this year’s Placement Test. Congratulations to this gifted groups of students and their families! We have truly enjoyed hosting ALL our Future Rocks for registration and look forward to a GREAT next four years! Trinity Forever!
