Recently, the NBA team the Sacramento Kings made news when they offered to pay player salaries in bitcoin. News like this has legitimized bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies as perhaps something more...
Trinity’s student-run creative writing publication is available in print. This issue of Skylight was written last year and features pieces from the graduating class of 2020 as well as current students....
This year, standard field trips that took place during passed years underwent massive change to insure the health of each student. Although different from tradition, each grade was still able to have a...
To celebrate National Poetry Month, English and Creative Writing teacher Melanie Farmer hosted the Visiting Writers series in April. The series featured workshops with nationally acclaimed writers...
Science teacher Dr. Bill Personette is leaving Trinity after 26 years.
While most know Personette as a chemistry teacher, he also taught several sections of algebra his first year.
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As of 2021, Chinese classes will be offered from grades 8-12 as an elective or a core language class. After adding Chinese I and II class this past year, the department is now extending those courses to...
Chaplain Reverend Richard Towers is leaving his position at the end of this year to be the Curator for Spirituality at All Saints Day School in Carmel, California.
Two years ago, Towers came to Trinity...
World language teacher Nicole Garcia will be leaving at the end of this year. Since 2012, Garcia has taught multiple levels of Spanish, ranging from Spanish 2 to Spanish 4. She has also been a large asset...
Eighth grade Builder’s Club president Zara Kalmanson has been attempting to obtain as many hours of community service as possible. Last year she achieved this goal, with over 80 hours of community service....
World language offerings are expanding, beginning this summer with American Sign Language (ASL) and then next school year with a full-length Greek course. Although neither course counts toward the language...
