Trinity High School Graduates

"In the proud tradition of
Mercy (1948),
St. Thomas Aquinas (1954),
Rosary (1961),
St. Thomas Aquinas–Mercy (1985)"

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Trinity Catholic High School

EARLY DISMISSAL ON FEBRUARY 16

Trinity students will be dismissed from school at noon on Tuesday, February 16.  This early dismissal is needed to accommodate a meeting for all archdiocesan high school teachers.  Students will be dismissed at noon and NO LUNCH will be served.  Thank you for your cooperation.

IMPORTANT MESSAGE TO TRINITY PARENTS

After school on Tuesday, February 2, there was an accident that occured when one of our students was pulling out of the lower lot.  Fortunately no one in either vehicle was hurt.  We are, however, insisting that no one block any driving lanes on Redman Road when waiting for students at dismissal.  Either plan to arrive at school a little later or pull onto the lower lot.

NB. If this situation does not improve immediately, we will ask the police to patrol the traffic and tickets may be issued.

FIVE TRINITY ATHLETES SIGN LETTERS-OF-INTENT

Five Trinity senior athletes signed athletic letter-of-intent on Wednesday, February 3 to four colleges.  (read more)

trinity adds virtual science labS

Trinity is the proud recipient of a check for $25,500 from the Emerson Charitable Trust to be used specifically for the creation of a virtual science lab.  Our special thanks to Emerson for this gift.

In the Event of Bad Weather . . .

School closings or snow schedules will be broadcast on your local TV stations and on radio stations KMOX (1120) and KTRS (550).  To see the latest updates, go to www.ktrs.com and click on the "St.Louis Area School Closing" tab.  The list is updated often and available 24 hours a day.

When on a "Snow Schedule," classes will begin at 9:00 a.m. and an 8:56 warning bell.  We expect students to be on time for these "late start" days.

2009 senior videos now available

The 2009 Senior Video is available for pickup in the school office. A number of graduates asked if they can still purchase a video, even if they hadn’t ordered one, and the answer is yes. Because of the time it takes to burn additional videos with the personalized labels, it is best if you let the school know a day in advance of your order to avoid having to wait for the disk to be burned. You can call at 314-741-1333 ex 242 or email at dreardon@trinitycatholichigh.org.

Student Council reaches out to Children's Hospital

               The Christmas Gift

Trinity Catholic High School’s Student Council put together an opportunity for the students to make Christmas cards. The Christmas cards are for children spending their holidays at Children’s Hospital in downtown St. Louis. Bre King, STUCO public relations officer, brought in all the necessary paper, stickers, glitter, stamps and other decorations for the cards. The first day the students decorated cards - there were more than thirty Trinity students who gave their time and creativity to help make the Christmas cards. Then, on the second day, over twenty Trinity students contributed their time to make more cards for the children. Overall, the Christmas cards were a great success. The STUCO and fellow Trinity students hope they bring smiles to the children’s faces!

 

Yearbook Orders

Just in Time for Christmas an ideal gift. It won't wear out or break. It never goes out of style. And it doesn't need batteries. Give your Titan the 2010 Trinity High School Yearbook.

Order the 160 page full color book at the link below or drop by the school office to guarantee a Christmas present that will still be a hit twenty years from now. Still only $58.

Exxon Mobil Grant

Thanks to the efforts of Mr. Harold Hurlbut, the father of junior Nick Hurlbut and Phil Hurlbut, one of our graduates, and owner of the Wild Horse Station in Chesterfield, MO, Trinity Catholic High School has been awarded a $750 Exxon Mobil Educational Alliance grant for technology. The money will be used to install a Nod32 Antivirus Software program on our server. Funded by the Exxon Mobil Corporation, the Exxon Mobil Educational Alliance program is designed to provide Mobil retailers like Mr. Hurlbut with an opportunity to invest in the future of their communities through educational grants to schools.

HOW TO USE FAMILY ACCESS (HERE)

EMERSON PARTNERSHIP PROGRAM (read more)