Keeping you plugged into the exciting things happening at the High School
Published January 1, 2023
Volume 156
Kimberly Jones - High School Principal
Events & Announcements
We pray that the break has been filled with all of your favorite things and that you find yourselves refreshed and renewed in the way of the Lord! God's love towards us is as certain as the arrival of a new day, and because He is unwavering even in the face of change, we can always rely on His mercy. This is the good news of the Lord. Our prayer for this New Year is that He will continue to carry us, sustain us, and strengthen us each new day. May we keep our focus towards the goals that He has placed before us and press on, always forward. We are looking forward to the rich and rewarding semester ahead and can’t wait to welcome the students back into the classroom.
Here are some updates from our TCS High School community:
Mrs. Cook - We are so very excited to welcome Mrs. Cook back to the Art classroom for the second semester as a part of the High School team of staff.
Mrs. Wilcox - Good news: She is in remission!!
She will have 1 more chemo treatment as a “consolidation treatment” to make sure any cancer cells that were hiding are zapped.
This means her return to TCS will be delayed but the goal is for her to be at 100% health before she is back at it. Keep her lifted in your prayers! The current plan is for Mrs. Wilcox to return post winter break in February. Mrs. Perez, a familiar face and name on the TCS team of staff, will be stepping in to cover the Alg II classes until Mrs. Wilcox is able to return.
Night of Prayer RECAP
On a crisp, clear, cool night in the middle of December, when much of our school population is busy with holiday commitments, a moderate gathering of believers assembled on the Trinity campus for self-guided prayer. Students, parents and faculty alike embarked on a prayer walk to various prayer stations as worship music swept over the Trinity grounds. This was one of those special evenings that fill your spirit with joy and hope for the future. We witnessed fathers praying with their sons, families gathered to pray for new families that may one day join our school community. We saw students gathered to pray for one another and even school principals praying blessings over students. Our only regret was our wish that every single Trinity family would have been able to experience the power of this night of prayer. Be on the lookout for a future night of prayer as we are confident that this will not be our last.
GO Week
We have student and staff teams that have already left to begin their GO Week experience and others that are heading out soon! Please join us in praying for the Lord to work in a mighty way, whether it be for those who stay or those that GO!
TeenStreet Local GO Week!
BE SURE TO READ THE OFFICIAL NOTE THAT WAS SENT OUT VIA BLACKBAUD LAST WEEK
WHEN
8:00 AM – 2:00 PM January 3, 4, & 5 (the high school building will be open from 7:30pm to 3:30pm for those that need to be dropped off early or cannot be picked up at 1pm - NO SCHOOL ON FRIDAY 1/6).
GROUPS
Students have been divided up by grade level and assigned to "homeroom" groups with a Local GO Week High School Faculty Advisor. These will be accessed in Blackbaud and the rosters will be posted on the windows along the first floor hallway. Students should plan to be on time and check into their homeroom on or before 8am to begin each day.
EXPERIENCE
Tuesday 1/3 All Students on campus lunch purchased from SAGE or bring a lunch
Wednesday 1/4
Group A remains on campus lunch purchased from SAGE or bring a lunch
Group B will travel to Clarkston, GA for an immersion experience with the refugee community to hear the refugee stories at Peace of Thread and to do a small micro-business craft. CFA box lunches will be provided for each student that travels to Clarkston
Thursday 1/5
Group A will travel to Clarkston, GA for an immersion experience with the refugee community to hear the refugee stories at Peace of Thread and to do a small micro-business craft. CFA box lunches will be provided for each student that travels to Clarkston
Group B remains on campus lunch purchased from SAGE or bring a lunch
Friday1/6 NO SCHOOL FOR HIGH SCHOOL ONLY
*GO Week is not optional, this is a built in part of our academic calendar. Students are expected to participate during this school week by attending a trip or staying local. Students that do not participate will be counted as absent.
Cost $25
Sign up today!
Dates to keep in mind
Looking ahead into Semester II -
GO Week International, Stateside (First Week of January 2023)
GO Week LOCAL January 3,4,5
Prom 3/16
Senior Walk Monday 5/15
Honors Night Tuesday 5/16
Senior Luncheon and Practice Wednesday 5/17
Graduation Thursday 5/18