The Admissions Team is excited to be sending this August greeting along with this Trinity Newsletter.

We hope that you are having a fun-filled summer - perhaps you were able to participate in some of Trinity's Summer Experiences. Though you may not be ready to think about the start of a new school year, Trinity's admissions team has been busy planning some amazing recruitment events! You will soon find out that your Trinity Newsletter will be a great source of information on Trinity events throughout this school year.  Be sure to check out the Trinity website for information on events: www.trinityhs.org. 

It's never too soon to explore high school opportunities. Trinity's #FutureBlazer Gatherings will be taking place this summer all around the Chicago land area. Tours of Trinity are happening all summer and fall (www.trinityhs.org/tour) - schedule your tour now before the school year begins. Finally, consider finishing your summer experiences at Trinity - Movie Night on the Lawn featuring Moana is set for Wednesday August 11th at 8pm - bring your friend and a blanket or lawn chair and settle down to watch a movie under the stars. Then join us on Labor Day, Monday, September 6th for a Tie Dye party for girls grades 4th - 8th, 10-11am....registration information for both these events is below.  

Join Trinity's science teacher and chess fanatic Elliot Mertz for two workshops designed for students who are beginning their chess journey. These workshops are designed for girls interested in learning how to play chess and improve their skills!

Trinity's Admissions Team is hosting private tours throughout the summer. Tours are available Monday - Thursday 10AM-4PM. Saturdays from 9AM-1PM, and Sundays from 12PM-3PM.

This summer, Trinity's social studies chair, Mrs. Julie Klein, was one of 21 teachers from 17 states awarded a fellowship to study the Asia-Pacific War at the National World War II Museum in New Orleans with renowned WWII scholar, Richard Frank, and the Museum’s research and curatorial staff. She spent a week at the museum with access to rare archives, detailed lectures about the War and its significance today, and collaborative time discussing new pedagogy with her cohort of teachers. She is excited to share her experiences with her Trinity colleagues and students!

This summer, Trinity colleagues Kara McBride (Theology), Mary Panik (Theology), and Dr. Roz Iasillo (Science) participated in the McGrath Institute for Church Life Science & Religion Seminar at the University of Notre Dame. This group was selected, along with faculty from 14 schools from across the country, to share intellectual resources and address the pastoral challenges of today's Church. They learned how to engage the Catholic vision of creation and the human person while upholding the integrity and value of independent scientific investigation. They also explored how science informs and enhances their appreciation of God's creation and action. All received a deeper understanding of the task of Catholic education to create "a synthesis of culture and faith reached by integrating all the different aspects of human knowledge.”