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 things he already loves. Click the link to learn more about all our camp offerings!
https://www.trinityrocks.com/page/rock-the-summer
The Trinity lost and found is overflowing! Have you lost a lunch box, water bottle, pair of glasses? Be sure to check the lost and found in the cafeteria or Student Affairs.
Anything not claimed by Friday, Mar. 1 will be donated.
Trinity is seeking open positions for the 2024-25 school year! Trinity is looking for a math teacher, a Spanish teacher, and a library-media specialist for next school year. Click on the link for more information. Join the Trinity FAMILY! https://5il.co/20s3c
SAVE THE DATE! CelebraTion, Trinity's annual benefit event is Saturday, March 9! The online auction begins Mar. 1, but you can now buy chances on the Wheel of Chance and Raffle Items. Join in wherever you are by clicking the link below! All proceeds benefit our students. CelebraTion is one of the oldest events of its kind in Louisville and while it's evolved through the years, one fact remains: Friends of Trinity want to sustain and build upon our mission! https://one.bidpal.net/trinity/welcome
Taking another step towards their path to GreaTness, members of the Class of 2028 visited campus for the first night of Class Registration. Registration continues next week, and we look forward to watching all our Future Rocks accomplish wonderful things over the next four years. Class of 2028, welcome to the Trinity FAMILY!
Trinity's Mr. Bernie Schum was recently awarded the Excellence in Education Award by the St. Matthew's Chamber of Commerce. This community award is selected by a national board of directors. His award included a check for $400 to use for students and his teaching.
The following is a snippet of what was read about Mr. Schum at the ceremony:
Bernie Schum’s patience is his greatest quality. He’s always been told he is excellent with our students who need the most care and that’s because he’s willing to take the extra time and effort to connect with these students. Bernie is also extremely engaging with his students. He makes them think beyond the standard responses, constantly inviting them to find the through lines and then extend philosophies and thoughts to their logical conclusions. He is excellent at helping students understand concepts which are abstract and difficult to grasp. He knows how to connect with students for whom learning comes easily and those with learning differences who often struggle in school. He offers students multiple avenues for showcasing their learning including traditional tests, projects that help students connect theological concepts with their lives, and frequent class discussions to help students make connections with their peers.
Bernie serves as an indispensable resource to many. His ideas and suggestions serve the school well. His ideas include a successful All-School-Read program, a student book club, and a faculty book club. He has also served as mentor to multiple new teachers, each of whom have benefitted from Bernie’s wisdom and guidance to improve their teaching craft. He is the go-to person for many when they need to bounce an idea off someone and, as one teacher he mentored put it, “You can count on him to give you the advice you need, and not necessarily what you want to hear.”
Congratulations, Mr. Schum!
Congratulations to Trinity junior, Liam Amick, for scoring a composite 36 on his ACT! With Liam's perfect score, Trinity students have now earned 10 perfect composite ACT scores since the Class of 2019. A composite score represents the average of four subject scores from one ACT attempt. We are so proud of you, Liam!
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 CJ Taylor, Class of 2026.
Congratulations to the coaching staff and entire wrestling team for their solid performance at the state meet. And, seniors Malachia Harris and Lane Kiser for earning individual state titles! GREAT job! Good luck to all our winter sports as they compete in their post seasons.
Your son can ROCK his summer at Trinity! We offer a variety of camps where your son can Be Great at all things he already loves - from academics to athletics! We would love to see your son on campus this summer! Visit our website to learn more about all our camp offerings.
Happy Winter Break, Trinity! When we return on Wednesday, February 21, it will be a Green Day.
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 Abdul Mansaray, Class of 2025.
On Feb. 14, the Trinity community celebrates Ash Wednesday beginning the 40 days of Lent leading up to Easter. On this special day of reflection, Catholics wear a marking of the cross in ash created from palms used in the previous year’s Palm Sunday celebration on their foreheads. The ashes symbolize our mortality – “Remember you are dust, and to dust you shall return.” They also serve as a symbol of penance during Lent made sacramental by the blessing of the Church.
The Trinity Track & Field Rocks are off to a record-breaking start to the 2024 season! Participants Sullivan Yaden ’26, Eli Oetken ’25, Ayden Taylor ’27 and Jake Hagan ’26 recently set a new indoor track state record in the 4 x 800 by posting a time of 8:07 and winning the event. Congratulations, you and all your teammates make us proud! Go Rocks!
The Stephen T. Mather Memorial Tennis Center hosted the opening day of tryouts for the 2024 Shamrock Tennis Team. This new, best-in-class campus venue was made possible by generous Trinity alumni and families with support from the Trinity High School Foundation. Good luck to our Tennis Rocks this season!
The 12th annual Alumni Retreat was held on Sat., Feb. 10. Over 130 attended the Retreat which provided an opportunity for alumni to slow down from their busy schedules, hear gifted speakers, and sit with God in prayer while re-connecting with their faith and Trinity Brotherhood. In addition, Brian Biermann '96, Tom Dubay H'94, and Bob Sheehan '77 shared their stories. Mass was concelebrated by Rev. Ron Domhoff H'98 and Fr. Dave Zettel '58. Trinity Forever!
Come Rock the Summer at Trinity High School! 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 below to learn more about all our camp offerings! We would love to see your son on campus this summer!
We are proud to celebrate our GREAT counselors during National School Counseling Week. They are vital parts of our daily operations and student success. From meeting individually with students, to providing support, building class schedules, college and career planning and much more, we are incredibly grateful for our team of counselors! Visit our website to read more!
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 Andrae Vasser, Class of 2024
On Tues., Feb. 6 the Trinity community gathered as one to celebrate Mass with Archbishop Shelton Fabre. He was joined by Trinity Chaplain Fr. Dave Zettel and other dedicated priests from throughout the Archdiocese. We thank the Archbishop for guiding us in prayer and sharing words of wisdom with our student body as they continue their faith-filled journey.
