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Recently, Trinity obtained a technology grant to support our Imago Dei School students. The grant was generously given by Joni and Friends (https://www.joniandfriends.org/), a wonderful organization that supports people with disabilities. Joni Erickson Tada is a friend of Trinity and has even spoken to our community in the past.

The long-awaited reopening of Great Dei Coffee hit Trinity on Monday. Students, parents, faculty and staff lined up to get their fix of caffeine and/or sugar!

On Friday, September 10^th, Trinity’s chapter of the Young Americans for Freedom (YAF) assembled to honor the 20^th anniversary of 9/11. As part of the YAF Never Forget project, the students placed 2,977 flags on the lawn at the Trinity campus to memorialize the lives lost on September 11, 2001. An additional four flags were placed to honor the four lives lost in the attack in Benghazi on Sept. 11, 2012. This year, they added another 13 flags for the lives lost recently in the withdrawal from Afghanistan.

As we embark on each new school year, Trinity takes time with its students to focus on the spiritual. It begins with chapel on the first day of school and then this week, Rhetorical School students go to camp for our annual Spiritual Emphasis Week.

Varsity Girls Basketball has become the first Trinity team in school history to win a state championship. 

The Trinity Knights have another "Big FiSH" (First in School History) with the Varsity Girls Basketball team bringing home the trophy as CIF-SS Champions for Division VAA. The Knights beat the Contenders from Faith Baptist 41-24. 

The Baccalaureate chapel is a Trinity tradition that is a prelude to the commencement exercises and is a time to dedicate graduates to the Lord, and honor them and celebrate their achievements. The Choral Ensemble, directed by Elissa Butler, opened and closed the lovely outdoor ceremony.

Awards ceremonies were held for the Rhetoric School's artists and Varsity athletes. In an unconventional year, with a more-than-ever need to be flexible and creative, these students' honors were earned in the crucible of Covid and they are well-deserved. 

Meggie Mosser, Trinity 12th grader, placed 3rd in the 2021 Congressional Art competition Sponsored by congressman Mike Garcia.

Trinity's California Scholarship Federation (CSF) chapter met on Monday for their final meeting of the semester. They honored their CSF senior life members with applause and a candy bar. They also collected the packages they had made for their Spring service project.