Trinity Girls Encourage Reading
On Thursday, April 26th Mrs. Valerie Smetana’s 2nd period freshman English students spent the morning at St. Ladislaus School to help with their Reading Day. Trinity students were spread throughout the school and given 20 minute sessions to read with the children from Pre-K through 8th grade. The younger children were thrilled to work with…Read the Rest
Art Club Visits Belmont Village
Trinity’s Art Club took a trip to Belmont Village in Oak Park last week and did a painting workshop with the residents. The subject matter was flowers, and everyone had a great time creating art together and visiting with each other. The residents and students were trading paintings and stories by the end of the…Read the Rest
Trinity Softball Celebrates their Seniors
Trinity Blazers Softball honored their 4 seniors on Friday. In their 4 years they won 4 straight Regional Championships, 2 Sectional Championships, 1 Super-Sectional Championship, a 2nd Place finish in the IHSA Class 3-A State Tournament, two 1st place finish in the GCAC, two 2nd place finishes in the GCAC, 1st Place GCAC Red Tournament, and 2012…Read the Rest
Trinity May Crowning
The Liturgy Planning Committee and A Capella choir led students, faculty, staff and parents in prayer and song outside our main entrance on Lathrop. The four students who will be attending the Dominican Preaching Conference this summer, Natalia Bien-Gordy, Caroline Foulk, Francesca Martino, and Clare Tanaka, brought special bouquets and had the privilege of crowning…Read the Rest
Warhol and Beyond’s “The Girl Effect” Mural
Students in Warhol and Beyond class created a mural in the first floor hallway promoting The Girl Effect Organization. Grace Fagiano ’12 explains: “The Girl Effect is trying to alleviate poverty, spread the word, and make it clear that all girls are valuable. As students in an all-girls high school, we are trying to support…Read the Rest
Trinity Community Celebrates Holy Week
The Trinity Community celebrated Holy Week this morning with our traditional Stations of the Cross. Mrs. Absher’s acting class along with students from the Liturgy Planning Committee and Trinity’s faculty and staff prepared a service to remind us that Jesus’ tragic death leaves us with the hope and joy of Easter alive in our hearts. …Read the Rest
Community, Action, and Service Reflections
As part of their Full-IB requirements, thirty full-IB seniors completed their CAS Reflection Presentations on April 3. The CAS (Community, Action, and Service) requirement of 150 hours of community service, leadership, school involvement, and creativity takes seriously the importance of life outside the world of scholarship. The goal of educating the whole person and fostering a…Read the Rest
Sister Michelle Receives Trinitarian Award
Sister Michelle was “truly awestruck” at the spirit of the crowd of almost 400 guests who attended Bal Dominique on Saturday, March 24, at the Drake, Chicago. This year’s event honored Sister Michelle as the Trinitarian Award Recipient. This prestigious award honors her as a leader in the development of skills for lifelong learning, an…Read the Rest
Trinity High School 7th/8th Grade Volleyball Tournament
(Above photo St. Daniel the Prophet) On Saturday March 10th, 122 volleyball players representing eleven teams gathered in the Trinity High School Sr. Michelle Germanson Athletic Facility for non-stop play in Trinity’s seventh annual 7th /8th grade tournament. In the morning, teams participated in round robin play to determine the seeding for the afternoon single elimination…Read the Rest
Trinity Community Collects 3,000 Boxes of Mac and Cheese
Each year, Trinity participates in a food drive for West Suburban Services at Catholic Charities. As part of Peace and Justice Week activities, the community collected over 3,000 boxes of Mac and Cheese that will be delivered to a number of shelters and food banks throughout the Chicagoland area and distributed to individuals and families…Read the Rest