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At Trinity, our goal is to educate the whole person. This means we are filling the mind, but also shaping the hearts and souls of students. We want them to love what is good, true, and beautiful. We want them to develop wisdom, virtue, purpose and courage, as we say in our mission statement. Some of these things are developed and fostered in the classroom, some in chapel, some through relationships, some on the court or field, and some at camp.

Trinity science classes at the junior and senior levels have the unique opportunity to speak with and learn from experts in their fields through the partnership we have with the Alfred Mann Foundation. AMF engineers and develops medical devices.

Fourth through sixth-grade boys and girls had a special morning with Mrs. Caddow and Mr. Richardson, which included sweet treats and kind words.

An exciting new addition this year is The Classical Academy podcast! The podcast is produced by Mr. Shea Ramquist and hosted by Dr. Keith Buhler. This monthly podcast is an extension of TrinityU, which aims to provide parents, alumni, families, and our community an "ongoing education" about why we do what we do. Tune in to the first podcast to hear Mrs. Caddow talk about "The Secret of Trinity's Growth" and how starting a school made her feel a little like Indiana Jones!

The first day of school is always a day of enthusiasm and anticipation. New teachers, classrooms, uniforms, and backpacks. But this First Day was extra special. It was the first day that Trinity has owned its home. In nineteen years, Trinity has been on a few different campuses. For the last ten years, Trinity has been a tenant of NorthPark Community Church on this campus.

Trinity Classical Academy has announced the purchase of 9 acres and a 48,000 sq. ft. building on the site of their present campus in the Rye Canyon Business Park in Valencia.

The final group to promote from Trinity is the Grammar School. They had their Olympic games on Tuesday. Students in all grades competed in base running, long jump, softball throw, batting, basketball, soccer, and obstacle course.

Another year is in the books for our Upper School students. On Thursday, while 8th grade was enjoying a day at Disneyland, the rest of upper school (7th, 9th, 10th and 11th grades) had a fun afternoon of their own. After their last final exam, they went to the Celebration Center to worship together. Citizenship awards were given and those attending summer programs stood and were recognized by name and by the program they will enjoy. Classes were officially promoted to the next grade and then select teachers prayed over each grade with petitions specific to them, and Mrs. Davidson prayed over the faculty.

The second annual Trinity Film Festival was held Saturday and honored the achievements of student-produced films in several categories. Film teacher Mark Gould produced the award show and honored the following students: