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Ensemble and individual recognition awards were given to Trinity musicians at the Forum Music Festival on Friday. One hundred students traveled to Fullerton for the event. The festival is not a competition but rather has the purpose of performing and being adjudicated.

Trinity's Honors Government class enjoys visits from professionals in different offices on a regular basis. The opportunity to ask questions of experts in their fields is a wonderful extension to typical classroom discussion and truly augments their learning.

The first annual Libertas Learning Museum debuted at Trinity! Libertas students in grades K - 12 were recently invited to share a project, presentation or performance to highlight something they particularly enjoyed learning through their studies this year in the Libertas Preparatory Independent Study program at Trinity Classical Academy.  

Have you ever been curious about other world views like Mormonism, Scientology or Buddhism? Trinity's Apologetics students got the opportunity to research a world view and present it to their class so the class got an overview of several different positions. 

The CIF-Southern Section released the winners of the 33rd annual Ford Academic Awards, and the Hart District did quite well, earning some top honors.

Trinity's Honor U.S. Government classes are often treated to guest speakers. Mrs. Caddow was very pleased to secure our newly elected Assemblymember for our district, Christy Smith. Both Caddow's class and Mr. Kulp's class were treated to an introduction to Mrs. Smith's experience prior to being elected, an overview of the structure of the state government, and some of the important issues facing our district. She left lots of time for Q & A and the students were all prepared with thoughtful questions.

Trinity's Honors U.S. Government classes, taught by Mrs. Caddow and Mr. Kulp, were enthralled and enlightened when Special Agent Jon Mosser of the FBI visited them to speak about the history of the FBI, its current role in government and what his position entails.

We are happy to announce that our speaker for the 2019 Commencement exercises will be Alden Smith, Professor of Classics and Associate Dean at Baylor University.

Work is a central part of adult life, consuming almost half of our waking hours.  A job can provide a sense of belonging, accomplishment, pride and an overall feeling of satisfaction with life. Understanding what employment options are available and finding the right job is difficult for many adults, and even more so for individuals with disabilities.

The all Heritage League selections for winter sports have been announced. Trinity congratulates all the recognized athletes. In addition to the athletes, the Varsity Girls Basketball coach, Daniel Hebert, was selected as Coach of the Year.