One of the more interesting parts of my role at Trinity is the confluence of admissions and matriculation. This week, on Wednesday, amplified this confluence.   At 9:00 on Wednesday, I joined the admissions tour led by Kirk Gossman with …

In 1991, I was attending graduate school in New York City. I don’t think I’ll ever forget October that year as I was one of the first to order a Macintosh Classic. I ordered it from a computer store in …

“Trinity gives each child a voice.” These strong words open our School’s mission statement. Day by day, activity by activity, teachers live out these words in their interactions with students. Teachers’ work with students is not only to give them …

I see it in your faces. I love it in your children. The tangible goodwill we hold for each other creates the school world our children thrive in as this year begins.   Are you new to the Trinity School …

Rachel Siegman, Class of 2005, used to babysit for McKenna Barlow, Class of 2009, who used to tutor Lucia, Class of 2017. These Trinity ladies got together this week to share a bit about their Trinity times. Enjoy their conversation! …

“Always we begin again.”* I love these encouraging words for our community and for myself as we launch 2017 at Trinity School. For our children, beginning again requires patience as we Wake up earlier than maybe we have been Connect again with …

We officially enter the holiday season. Offers, deals, expectations, traditions, and politically charged transitional times are upon us. Courage is the ability to do something that frightens you. Courage, with its roots in heart, is something that both comes from …

Three examples of our core values of Trinity School’s community and culture were alive in Grade 2 recently. Learning. Diversity. Compassion. Learning: Every adult and every child in the Trinity School community is a learner. We value, no we cherish, education and …

Let’s face it. Screens are a part of children’s lives. Screens babysit, entertain, EDUCATE, create, challenge, connect and console us. And though many feel a little bereft when we can’t find our phones, we have questions about our children and …