As a member of Trinity School’s alumni, you are an important part of the legacy and tradition of the School. Once you have attended Trinity, you will always be welcome here. The Alumni + Community Circle is made up of every former student and family of the School, including those who left Trinity prior to graduation.
As a continuation of the value that Trinity School places on Service Learning, we proudly announce the Trinity School Service Alumni Grant. This annual grant is available to alumni or former students who are making a difference in the world. The value of this grant is $500. The funds must be used for a service project that serves the greater good.
To be eligible for this grant students must:
Process – Our Grade 5 students will gather and read all submissions and work with our Service Learning Teacher to decide on who the grant will be awarded to. We will inform the grantee by February 15, 2020.
Open House: Our Alumni are our most powerful way to demonstrate the value of a Trinity School education. If you are interested in volunteering as a student ambassador, please email Kirk Gossman, Director of Enrollment and Matriculation – kgossmann@trinity-mp.org
Julia Robinson Math Festival: Join us for our third annual Math Festival. This event is super fun and hands-on. Volunteers can help run games and challenges.
Volunteers, please contact Colette Mc Williams, Director of the Upper Campus – cmcwilliams@trinity-mp.org
We invite alumni to help Trinity School by selling books and helping young readers find that just-right new book.
Alumni are invited to volunteer for a two-hour slot running the register and helping run this much-loved event. Please contact Mrs. Maxwell directly to find a just-right time.
Help run games, splash kiddos and just enjoy being back on campus. We invite all alumni to spend an afternoon celebrating the end of the school year.
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Naveli, 12, knows the power of her own voice. From a young age, she enjoyed singing and the performing arts. “I started when I was really little, like three years old.” She transferred to Trinity during second grade and says that “Trinity helped nurture my love of singing and performing, and helped me improve so much. Whenever I got a chance to speak in front of the school, it helped me build up the confidence I needed to be better.”
For Baxter, 14, studying computer science isn’t just about writing lines of code. It’s about investing his personal creativity into building something new, and making his thoughts visual. His passion for code started in fourth grade at Trinity, when he first used the program “Hopscotch” to build a game.
Calling all former donkeys, Josephs or Marys! We invite all alumni to joins us for dinner and an evening watching the current students act out this beloved tradition.
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