30 YEARS OF TRINITY

3. Trinity offers education from transitional kindergarten to grade ________.
5. At Trinity, students are ____ and Loved.
7. Trinity’s educational philosophy is influenced by ________ Mason.
12. The school’s biannual literary publication is called The ________.
13. The name of Trinity’s annual fall celebration.
17. This artistic subject is part of Trinity’s well-rounded curriculum.
18. Trinity School’s street address is 4011 ________ Road.
19. Trinity offers AP courses in subjects such as Biology and ________.
21. Trinity emphasizes truth, goodness, and ________.
22. This subject at Trinity includes coding, robotics, and digital literacy.
25. Trinity's curriculum emphasizes the integration of faith and ________.
26. These bright yellow flowers bloom on Trinity’s campus in early spring.

1. Trinity seniors complete this independent project, dedicating 75–100 hours to explore a chosen discipline under faculty guidance.
2. Trinity students take this ancient language as part of their classical education.
3. Trinity’s early childhood program is called ________ Kindergarten.
4. Trinity’s motto is “Educating for ________.”
6. Trinity’s educational approach is described as classical, rich, and ________.
7. This major college town is near Trinity School.
8. Trinity School's mascot
9. Trinity’s athletic teams are called the ________.
10. Trinity’s mission includes teaching the classical ________ of learning.
11. City where Trinity School is located
14. The school’s visual arts students display their work at the annual ________ Festival.
15. State where Trinity School is located
16. The current head of Trinity School
17. The number of acres on Trinity’s campus
20. One of Trinity’s foreign language offerings.
23. Trinity’s education is rooted in ________ faith and conviction.
24. The school’s colors are blue and ________.
27. Trinity’s campus is surrounded by trails, creeks, and ________.