In addition to our exchange program with Santa Ethnea in Buenos Aires, Argentina, we also have Rocks traveling to Japan and Ecuador this summer immersing themselves into cultures while expanding their horizons! These opportunities, and many more, allow us to utilize the World as our classroom here at Trinity!
Congratulations to Trinity alum Jeremy Jarvi ’98 who was accepted into the Leadership Kentucky Class of 2023!
Leadership Kentucky’s flagship program consists of seven, three-day sessions, where participants gather to gain insight on the Commonwealth of Kentucky and its challenges and opportunities. Throughout the sessions, class members will meet with many of Kentucky’s current leaders and explore the state’s opportunities and resources.
Participants will have the opportunity to form lifelong connections and visit communities.
The June through December program will bring the class across the state: Berea in June, Louisville in July, Paducah/Eddyville in August, Somerset in September, Bowling Green in October, Northern Kentucky in November, and Central KY/Frankfort in December. The sessions cover topics ranging from business and economic development, arts and tourism, natural resources and the environment, education, healthcare, diversity, and social issues, agriculture, and government.
This year’s class includes 52 participants from across the state representing a variety of public and private sectors.
Enjoy some photos from Dr. Zoeller's recent visit to Santa Ethnea, Trinity's exchange school in Argentina! Shown in these photos is a group shot of the entire group at welcome sign and a photo of Dr. Zoeller and Lucia Garcia Fernandez, who coordinates the program at Santa Ethnea. Dr. Zoeller also taught a class in film analysis to the students.
On Monday, June 19 we celebrate Juneteenth, an annual commemoration of the end of slavery in the United States after the Civil War. On June 17, 2021, Juneteenth officially became a federal holiday which is celebrated annually.
In honor of Juneteenth Independence Day, school offices will be closed.
Congratulations to Trinity's Mr. Chad Waggoner H'20 for being named to the Kentucky Derby Festival Board of Directors. Mr. Waggoner has volunteered with the KDF since 2009 as a part of the race committee before leading the race operations. Congratulations!
Students from Trinity and Assumption recently enjoyed a 10-day science expedition in Costa Rica! The Seeds of Change Tropical Rainforest Program allows students to experience field-based methodologies under the direction of University of Costa Rica professors. Students conduct and present STEM-based projects in brand new, state-of-the-art facilities showing once again at Trinity, the World is Our Classroom!
Congrats to Class of 2023's "final" graduate! Henry Mumaw '23 got sick just before the Class of 2023's Graduation Ceremony and missed the big day. Recently, Dr. Zoeller and Dr. Mullen, along with friends and family, met to congratulate Henry and hand him his diploma. Henry starred in several Trinity productions and is heading to Ball State University to pursue a degree in theatre.
Congratulations to recent Trinity Alum, and Senior Class President, George Ferree ’23 for being named the 2023 Midway University/KHSAA Male Student-Athlete of the Year!
Congratulations to the 2023 Class 3A Region 4 Champion Track and Field Rocks! The state meet will be Saturday, June 3 at the University of Kentucky. Good luck, Rocks!
Congratulations to Trinity rising junior Joey Geddie '25 for being awarded the Risinger Stout Scholarship in the amount of $1,800! The Clara Risinger and Marie Stout Scholarship was established in 2000 by Dr. Timir Banerjee through the Archdiocese of Louisville to honor students at Catholic high schools who have demonstrated a true sense of brotherhood/sisterhood and an exemplary knowledge of scripture. Way to go, Joey!
Trinity’s Class of 2023 Graduation Weekend is officially underway with our Father/Son Breakfast and Senior Awards Assembly on Friday, May 19!
The Record’s 2023 Graduation issue is hitting mailboxes soon, and their online Graduation section is now live online!
Read essays from four of our current seniors and view our beautiful full-page ad celebrating our Class of 2023!
A “perfect Mother’s Day outing!” That’s the way Director of Musical Ensembles Mr. Scott Ross described the Trinity Music Department’s spring concert, held on May 12 and Mother’s Day, May 14.
The free concert, held in the Auditorium, featured hits from the ’80s. From “Take on Me” by A-ha and Queen’s “Crazy Little Thing Called Love” to Tom Petty’s “I Won’t Back Down” and “Every Breath You Take” by the Police, the singers and musicians kept the place rockin’.
At the Junior Formal, nearly 200 couples celebrated their rising status as school leaders. The dance was held May 13 in Shamrock Gym. The Class of 2024 received their senior rings earlier in the week, and student leaders were sworn in at the class Mass.
The evening featured music provided by Spin-A-Round Sound, while games and a photo booth kept those who needed a break from dancing occupied. Glow sticks could be seen throughout the room, and tables were adorned with items representing rock ‘n’ roll icons.
House and Activities Director Mr. Adam Klein organized the dance.
Trinity’s Architecture-Construction-Engineering Club (ACE) saw more than 20 students participate this year. This year’s project was about redesigning the Chemistry lab In Old Trinity Hall. The ACE program ended yesterday with its annual gala dinner and school presentations at the Angel’s Envy Club at The L&N Federal Credit Union Stadium. Two of our seniors, Connor Kalvar and Michael Murphy, received $1500 scholarships each that will be renewed each year, and two underclassmen, Liam Cantin and Michael Coomes, received $100 gift cards for their active involvement in the ACE club.
Trinity senior David Pfeifer recently had the opportunity to photograph the most exciting 2 minutes in sports at the 149th Kentucky Derby! Enjoy a few of his photos! He’s actively involved with the Trinity Digital Media Team and is looking forward to pursuing his passion for photography even further in college. GreaT job, David!
We are pleased to announce the opening reception for the Annual Trinity Student Art Show on Sunday, April 30, from 1 – 3 p.m. This exhibit, located on the first floor of Convocation Hall, will feature everything from Pyrography to Sepia-Tint Photography; Hot Metal Casting to Spray-Painted Stencils; Carved Wooden Spoons to Deep Perspective Drawings to Graphic Design… and of course some old-fashioned drawing, painting and sculpting! Drop by for as little or long as you like! We hope to see you here to celebrate these talented Shamrocks!
Congratulations to George Ferree '23 on being named the Dave Schultz High School Excellence Award for the state of Kentucky! The DSHSEA recognizes and celebrates the nation’s most outstanding high school senior male wrestlers for their excellence in wrestling, scholastic achievement, citizenship, and community service.
Thursday, April 27 will be a $1 Dress Down Day for St. Baldrick's Foundation. St. Baldricks helps children battling cancer. Students can dress down for $1, or more, in jeans/khakis, a Trinity shirt/jacket/hoodie, and athletic/dress shoes. Seniors can wear college gear of the colleges they will be attending. T-shirts must be tucked in. Money will be collected during advising.
Congratulations to Chaz Kapfhammer '24 for placing first in Narrative Film for Trinity TV at the Western Kentucky University High School Media Awards!
The Junior Formal – Rockin’ the Night Away - will take place on Saturday, May 13, from 8 to 11 PM in Shamrock Gym.
Tickets for the dance are $40 per couple or $20 for an individual ticket. They will be on sale beginning Monday, May 1 through Friday, May 12.
Tickets can be purchased in the Academic Services office during 2nd and 3rd lunches or after school.
Attire is semi-formal. (Gentlemen should wear a sports coat, dress shirt, tie, khakis, and dress shoes. Ladies should wear a semi-formal dress or dressy separates.)
Contact Mr. Klein if you have any questions (klein@trinityrocks.com).
