NOTA: A Virtual Celebration2

Welcome to Night of the Arts (NOTA): A Virtual Celebration!  As we approach the end of another school year still touched by pandemic protocols, Trinity’s Fine Arts Faculty are honored and grateful to offer our annual Night of the Arts event online again this spring. Despite changes to routine, surprise quarantines and the inability to host…

NOTA: A Virtual Celebration

Welcome to Night of the Arts (NOTA): A Virtual Celebration!  As we approach the end of another school year still touched by pandemic protocols, Trinity’s Fine Arts Faculty are honored and grateful to offer our annual Night of the Arts event online again this spring. Despite changes to routine, surprise quarantines and the inability to host…

NOTA: A Virtual Celebration

Welcome to Night of the Arts (NOTA): A Virtual Celebration! As our world has suddenly changed, we have seen artists take to online platforms to perform their music and share their work. From balconies in Italy to live concerts on Instagram, artists have found a way to share.  In March, our Fine Arts Faculty met…

Beauty and the Beast | 3/22 & 3/23

Friday and Saturday, March 22-23, 2019 Shows are at 7:00 PM nightly with a 1:00 PM Saturday matinee. Tickets can be purchased online using this link through 11pm tonight (3/20/19). Ticket Prices at the door are: Adults $10, Students $7, Seniors $5. Enjoy this magical tale that starts when a wandering enchantress transforms a cruel…

When “Telling” is Not “Tattling”

About a year ago during recess, I was standing beside our first-grade teacher, Mrs. Knudsen, when a student ran up to her. The child excitedly shared with Mrs. Knudsen all the wrongs another student was currently committing. When the student finished listing all the perceived errors this other student was carrying out during recess, Mrs.…

Getting Answers

As students get older and approach the middle grades years, dialogue begins to likely become more like this when you pick up your student: Parent: How was your day? Student: Good Parent: What did you learn? Student: Math Parent: You do anything exciting? Student: No. Three questions, three words given in total for an answer.…

Getting lost

When was the last time you got lost? Lost while traveling through town? Lost in a store? Lost in a book? Lost in an activity? When was the last time you allowed yourself to get lost? My parents used to make fun of me, as a college student and afterwards, when I would visit them…

Reflection on Traditions

Reflections on Traditions Habits, customs, traditions – these words are often used interchangeably but have unique meanings. A habit is something we do over and over again such as brushing our teeth at least twice a day, but I doubt many of us would call that a tradition! A custom is something that we may…