Story by an Early Childhood Student This week, one of our Transitional Kindergarten students told us a story… “Once upon a time, Thumbelina was very excited because she went on a trip and they got there very fast. The trip …
We invite families to join us for our fall open houses. Come see our beautiful campuses, learn about our programs, and meet our teachers. Bring along your prospective students and their siblings. You are welcome to join us for a …
Graduation 2019 At the Fifth Grade graduation this past June, I asked two seemingly simple questions: What is your education used for? What does “status quo” mean? Many of the students – and even some of the families gathered together …
Rising Grade 3 student Jay, took time out of his summer to create this fantastic video and poster all about Cape Cod whales. Enjoy!! Great work Jay! All student work is welcome! Contact Katy Roybal kroybal@trinity-mp.org to submit.
“Did you survive?” “Better you than me.” “You must be exhausted.” As I got off the bus after spending two nights camping in tents with our 4th and 5th Graders, I was greeted with these kinds of questions and comments from …
By Kim Thacker, Service Learning Teacher Grade 5 students culminate their Trinity service learning experience by reflecting on problems in the world and different ways to solve them, discussing projects they have done and organizations they have worked with, and …
Next week, Celebration of Learning begins at Trinity. I wanted to take some time to share why it matters, and how it fits into the Trinity academic year. In my case, the school year is all I’ve ever known. I …
It’s March, and our fifth graders began receiving their middle school admissions decisions last Friday afternoon. It was a very strong admissions season for Trinity, and we are so proud of each and every one of our students. As I …
