Walk into Trinity’s Pre-K and Transitional Kindergarten classrooms and you’ll hear the singing of songs, see curious eyes observing the big world around them, and observe tiny hands carefully tracing letters. It’s a space full of laughter, wonder, and discovery. But beyond the crayons and storybooks, something deeper and intentional is happening—lives are being shaped in profound and lasting ways.

Social thinking is what we do when we interact with people: we think about them and how we think about people affects how we behave, which in turn affects how others respond to us, which in turn affects our own emotions. Whether we are with friends, sending an email, in a classroom or at the grocery store, we take in the thoughts, emotions and intentions of the people we are interacting with.

Trinity Classical Academy is thrilled to announce that Dave Eastham has been appointed as the new head coach of our varsity boys' football program. Coach Eastham embodies the excellence, discipline, and Christ-centered values that Trinity is known for, and we are excited for him to lead our team into this next chapter.

Recently, Trinity Classical Academy welcomed Keith McCurdy, a licensed marriage and family therapist and expert in Classical Christian education, to speak to our faculty, families, and students. With nearly 20 years in the Classical education world and two children who have been classically educated, McCurdy is a thought leader whose insights align perfectly with Trinity’s mission to build students who are educated for life—academically, spiritually, and emotionally.

This season, Trinity celebrated another big FiSH (First in School History) when the Varsity Football Team achieved an undefeated season, complete with five shut-outs and a league championship. Our players not only rose to the challenge, but they also created a legacy that will be remembered for years to come.

Trinity began a new tradition at Saturday's Homecoming game. Three alumni were inducted into the Trinity Athletics Hall of Fame. James Brooks and Kaeli (Massetto) Collver, class of 2012, and Dakota Prochnow, class of 2013,

Government students at Trinity Classical Academy had the chance on Thursday to ask Santa Clarita Valley elected officials and other local politicians about some of the key issues the country is facing.