Support Catholic Education and Celebrate THE GAME Rivalry!
Join the excitement of our Pot of Gold 50/50 raffle.
Last year’s winner took home $15,000!!!!!
Tickets: $25 each
Purchase online: https://ceflou.org/product/pot-of-gold-2/
Sales close: 2:00 p.m. on September 24, 2026
Drawing: September 25 at 9:30 a.m. on 840 WHAS Radio
Don’t miss your chance to win big while supporting Catholic education!
2026-27 Trinity Travel Fair
The World is Our Classroom!
The annual Trinity Travel Fair is coming up on Monday, September 28, and we are excited to showcase the incredible opportunities we have ahead for our students!
The Travel Fair will take place in Convocation Hall (the second floor of the Communication Arts Building on Sherrin Avenue) and run from 7–8 p.m.
Like years past, families will have the opportunity to visit each trip station, meet trip leaders, ask questions, and start imagining what these experiences could look like for their sons.
A few important details as we get ready:
Travel Fair: Monday, September 28 from 7–8 p.m. in Convocation Hall
Trip Introductions: Each trip will give a quick, energetic pitch to the entire group featuring a brief slideshow presentation highlighting their destination and experience.
These experiences beyond the walls of Trinity give our students lifelong memories.
We are excited to see everyone on September 28 to kick off another great year of Trinity international travel!
If you have any questions, please contact Mr. Chad Waggoner at waggoner@trinityrocks.com
Pack the passport!
Congratulations to the following Class of 2027 Trinity seniors for being named National Merit Semifinalists:
Rihaan Kapoor, Aidan Lambert, James “Jimmy” Schepers, Patrick Thompson
Students should watch their email for instructions regarding assignments that will be posted for Green Day classes.
We are grateful to the students and families who came forward with their concerns. Speaking up is an important part of keeping our community safe, and we encourage anyone who has a concern to contact a school administrator or use the Safe Schools tip line.
Please know that our response has been collaborative and focused on the safety and well-being of our students and community.
Thank you for your understanding and continued partnership.
CATHOLIC EDUCATION FOUNDATION TO HOST 19th ANNUAL SALUTE TO THE GAME LUNCHEON
Saint Xavier – Trinity Football Showdown in its 95th Edition
LPX Group to Serve as Presenting Sponsor with $40,000 Investment
Foundation Aims to Set All-Time Fundraising Record
In celebration of the nationally recognized rivalry and thrill of the annual Saint Xavier - Trinity high school football game, the Catholic Education Foundation will host its 19th annual Salute to THE GAME luncheon at noon on Thursday, September 24, in the Grand Ballroom of the Galt House Hotel in downtown Louisville.
The luncheon has become a hallmark event for the community and one of the largest of its kind in the Commonwealth, raising over $6.2 million in support of Catholic education in central Kentucky in only 18 years. Last year, the event netted an astounding all-time record $675,000. The 95th edition of the St. X – Trinity football showdown will take place on Friday, September 25 at Cardinal Stadium at 8:00 p.m.
Foundation President Rich Lechleiter remarked, “We are so thankful to both the Saint Xavier and Trinity communities for allowing the Catholic Education Foundation to further its mission through the Salute luncheon event. We invite everyone to mark your calendar for this exciting event that showcases two of our outstanding Catholic schools and their storied football rivalry. Come aboard and join the fun!”
Foundation Vice President Julie Baum noted, “Since our beginning in 2008, I’ve been amazed by the level of community support for this great event! Who would have ever dreamed that a luncheon could create so much opportunity for families who want their children to attend a Catholic school but can’t afford to do so? What a blessing for all of them!”
The Most Reverend Shelton J. Fabre, Archbishop of Louisville and Foundation Board Vice Chair, added, “I want to give special thanks to Hunter Strickler and all our friends at LPX Group for their enormous investment of $40,000 as Presenting Sponsor of the event! What an inspiration you are for families in need who want the incomparable gift of a Catholic education for their children!”
Local radio and television personality, Tony Vanetti, will serve as the master of ceremonies at the event. The luncheon will feature a star player from each school – Henry Atkins from Saint Xavier and Myles Howze from Trinity.
Sponsorship opportunities and individual tickets are available. For more information on this event or to learn more about the Catholic Education Foundation, visit our website at www.ceflou.org or call (502) 585-2747.
The Trinity Football Rocks host Moeller for their home opener tomorrow, Friday, September 4th at 8 p.m.! If you’re unable to make the game in person, there is a new way to stream Trinity Football action! Trinity games will now stream on WDRB+WAVE. Click on the link for all the details! https://www.trinityrocks.com/article/3096530
Go Rocks!
ORDER HERE! https://www.trinitycampusstore.com/2027-theme-tee/
The order deadline is Friday, August 28.
You may pick up your shirt September 10 in the Trinity Campus Store.
Be sure to place your order by August 28!
Four Trinity seniors are involved in the Electrical Apprenticeship Program at Kentuckiana Electrical Apprenticeship & Training:
Jack Burns ’27, Brendan Camp ’27, Alexander "Alex" Purzycki ’27, Darrell Webster ’27
The director of the program, Robert Shelton, recently gave Mrs. Lucia Simpson and Mr. Devian Logan a tour of the entire facility and the Trinity counselors were able to sit in the class and watch Jack, Brendan, Alex, and Darrell get hands-on with their assignments.
According to Shelton, LOUJATC receives about 2000 applicants for 200 spaces in the apprenticeship program, and by Trinity’s students doing their first year while still in high school, they are awarded automatic entry to the program when they graduate!
As Trinity begins looking at interested candidates for next year's class, Shelton stressed that the candidates need to be prepared to balance Trinity's curriculum with their course load, to learn job skills like communicating when they will be absent, when they have retreat, etc., and to communicate when they need help. The students can sign up for evening hours with the instructors so students can practice their skills with the equipment. They have everything in place to ensure these students are successful and ready to complete their degree.
Trinity looks forward to our annual Career and Technical Education Fair this fall. LOUJATC will be there, along with the rest of our unions, schools, and training programs.
Trinity is thrilled to offer these partnerships and opportunities to our student body!
This summer, Leo Feld '27 and Clayton Didyk '27 represented Trinity at the FBLA National Leadership Conference and Competition in San Antonio, Texas.
They competed in the computer game and simulation event and designed a game that was a career simulator, simulating careers as a truck driver, restaurant owner, and portfolio manager. While in San Antonio, they participated in workshops about money management and traveling, how to perfect an elevator pitch, and how to boost sales with social media.
While there, they also enjoyed many fun activities that San Antonio had to offer, like Six Flags and a rodeo. They were able to network with FBLA students from all around the country. They had a great experience and are looking forward to the opportunity to attend Nationals in Columbus, OH next summer!
NOTE - Advising and lunch periods are not periods that meet on this night.
Parents, please plan on arriving early! Doors open at 6:45 p.m. Make sure to bring a copy of your son's schedule with courses and room numbers. Parking Note: please park on Trinity's campus and do not disturb any neighboring businesses or block any driveways.
We want to ensure that all our current families are constantly up to date with what's going on at Trinity High School.
We will be sending a TEST communication on Friday, August 14 at 3 p.m.
One of the primary ways that we communicate to families is via Thrillshare in regards to school closings, delays for inclement weather, important reminders, and more. On Friday, August 14, we will be conducting a TEST TEXT, EMAIL, and VOICE CALL at 3 p.m. to ensure that families are receiving this important correspondence. Again, this will just be a TEST message in order for us to accurately assess and ensure that all our Trinity Families are receiving these messages.
In addition, make sure to bookmark this website providing easier access to information and allowing us to share more information and news. Between our Live Feed and News on the main page coupled with the updated "ACADEMICS" page, you will find all of the information Current Families need, including our Daily Announcements.
Please note an important, recent change in Kentucky state law regarding when drivers must stop for school buses picking up students. From the Kentucky Department of Education:
"Passed during the 2026 legislative session, House Bill 7 requires drivers on highways with four or more lanes to stop for a bus in the opposite direction with its stop arm extended and lights flashing unless that road is divided by an elevated barrier or unpaved median.
Stops are required on all lanes for four-lane highways that include a painted median, paved median or center turn lane. This legislation took effect on July 15.
Drivers in both directions still need to stop on two-lane roads when a school bus is stopped to pick up or drop off students."
From the Catholic Charities of Louisville:
“The purpose of the CCL Youth Board is to engage high schoolers as faith filled community participants to share the mission and opportunities at CCL; to introduce other young adults to the CCL programs through service opportunities, speakers, club involvement and/or donations drives; and act as a liaison to the high school’s leadership and students about unique ways to include CCL into already exiting activities or events at the school. The CCL is confident that these three Trinity students will make significant contributions to our organization and our community.”
2026-27 Trinity Parent Committee
Make a lasting impact: Join the Trinity Parent Committee!
Want to give back to the Trinity community? We are looking for passionate parents to join the Trinity Annual Fund Parent Committee.
This group drives our financial aid fundraising efforts, opening doors for students who need it most. It is a fantastic way to connect with other parents and support our school's mission.
Come join this fun outreach committee! To learn more or sign up, please contact Michelle Walters at walters@trinityrocks.com.
