Our new fall/winter line of Titanwear has arrived! Come stock up for the winter on Friday, October 27, from 7:45 – 9 am, at the Lower School in the Fellowship Hall. This might be your last opportunity to view the selection in its entirety until after Christmas Break.
http://www.trinitylex.org/new-fallwinter-titanwear-available/
As we approach the holiday season, we have a wonderful opportunity to teach our children that it is more blessed to give than to receive. Out of a thankful heart for the many blessings we receive from the Father, we can (and are commanded to) give to those who are less fortunate than we.
Each year, Trinity Christian Academy has collected food to help support a local ministry that serves those in need. This year’s recipient is once again the Salvation Army, a ministry that has a long history of providing assistance to anyone in need.
We will be gathering food for the Salvation Army Monday, October 30, through Friday, November 3. At the Lower School every family will be designated as a Pilgrim or an Indian, and we have a lot of fun competing against one another to see which group wins by bringing in the most items. All donated items need to be clearly marked with a “P” for Pilgrim and an “I” for Indian so that they can be counted correctly and assigned to the right team.
Click here to see if your family has been assigned to the Pilgrim or Indian team.
Click here to see a list of food items needed.
To get us off to the right start, all food items brought in on Monday will count DOUBLE points! Let’s give generously with cheerful hearts and to the glory of our Lord!
http://www.trinitylex.org/gathering-of-the-harvest-2/
Every year, our 8th grade students learn about table manners and etiquette. Then they get to participate in a special lunch to practice their skills! Here are some photos from this year’s event.
http://www.trinitylex.org/etiquette-lunch-for-8th-graders/
Our annual Fall Festival is from 1-4 pm, Saturday, October 21, at the Lower School. Do not miss out on this Trinity family event with live music, inflatables (including an obstacle course), pie eating contest, sack racing, horses, angora rabbits, prizes, yummy food, and more!
We are also in need of many volunteers! Please consider donating your time for an hour to help make the Fall Festival a success! This time counts towards your volunteer service hours. Sign up here!
http://www.trinitylex.org/fall-festival-october-21/
Did you see this mention of Trinity Upper School students winning the regional trophy for the Lt. Governor’s Entrepreneurial Challenge? Kentucky Living magazine recently highlighted the competition and included a picture from the Trinity team, which included Jonathan Tanaka, Preston Crouch, and Zach Kirkendall.
They created an upstart niche marketing company, called Zora, and presented their business plan in front of the Governor, Lt. Governor, and a panel of local Entrepreneur judges last spring. A special thanks goes to parents Mark Tanaka and Chad Crouch for serving as the team’s Business Mentors!
Click here for a look at the article.
http://www.trinitylex.org/trinity-entrepreneur-group-recognized/
The attendants for Homecoming Court have been announced!
Each class (9th-12th grades) voted for their own class representatives. The freshman, sophomore, and junior classes have two attendants each. The senior class has three male and three female attendants, and the students will select the Homecoming King and Queen from the senior attendants.
Seniors: Michael Feller, Benjamin Waters, Caleb Valentine, Addie Yates, Ellie Kinnicutt, and Elena Joos
Juniors: Daiyanna Montgomery and Nicholas Gettelfinger
Sophomores: Will Doty and Bailey Coffman
Freshmen: Abigail Gay and Jacob Leach
http://www.trinitylex.org/homecoming-court-2017/
