Inside the Pride High School News - Volume 281

Keeping you plugged into the exciting things happening at the High School

 

Published October 5, 2025

Volume 281

 
 

Mr. James Wheeler - High School Principal

 

A Message from the Principal

As we approach the end of the 1st quarter I’m reminded of Hebrews 10:23-26 “Let us hold fast the confession of our hope without wavering, for he who promised is faithful.  And let us consider how to stir up one another to love and good works, not neglecting to meet together, as is the habit of some but encouraging one another, and all the more as you see the Day drawing near.”  There is a lot to celebrate and look forward to at Trinity! Next week will be a short week on campus, with Friday designated as a Remote Learning Day, followed by an extended Fall Break weekend, a well-deserved time of rest for our students and families.

Last week, we had the privilege of hosting Senior Parent Night, where we outlined the year as a Senior. This journey is one we’re walking together, helping our seniors prepare for life after high school, whether that means college, ministry, or vocation. Our counseling department presented a clear roadmap for college applications and financial aid, and we invite you to visit the college readiness section on our counseling webpage which can be found below under Announcements & Events.

We also hosted our first Coffee & Donuts with the Principal and Administration.  What a wonderful morning of connection and vision-casting! We shared our three-pronged high school vision: Christ-Centered Education, Academic Rigor, and Partnership with Parents and Community. Thank you to everyone who attended and contributed to such meaningful conversation. Stay tuned for details on our next Coffee & Donuts gathering, which will be topic-driven based on what matters most to you, our families.

Picture Retake Day is MONDAY, OCTOBER 6:

Picture retake day is Monday, October 6th. If you signed up for a retake, make sure to come to school in dress code and ready to smile!

🌍Go Week 2026 – Parent meeting tomorrow night!

The countdown is on! From March 26 - April 2, our entire school will step out in faith for GO Week 2026, a week set apart to impact lives, share the love of Christ, and see God move in powerful ways. In September we launched the official GO Week 2026 website, and now it is time to register for your trip!

Registration Schedule:

  • Seniors → Opens October 6 after the parent meeting and remains open exclusively for seniors on October 7

  • Juniors → Opens October 8

  • Sophomores & Freshmen → Opens October 9 and will stay open for everyone until the 10th (until noon)

⚠️ After 12:00 PM on October 10, registration will close. Don’t wait—make sure you register as soon as you receive the email with your link!

*If you/your student is planning to travel internationally, please make sure their passport is current—or begin the renewal process now to avoid any delays.

📅 Go Week Parent Night: October 6th
📍Location: Gymnasium
🕒Time: 6:30–8:00 PM

Learn more

Because we have no school on Friday, Oct. 10th, our schedule for the week will adjust to maximize classroom instructional time. The schedule for the week of Oct. 6th -10th is below. 

All dual enrollment students should look for communication from their teacher about additional adjustments to their dual enrollment schedule and assignments.

Students, enjoy your 4-day weekend as we will have our Fall Break Monday, October 13th. The weekly schedule will stay the same when we come back on Tuesday the 14th.

SENIORS CLASS GROUP PICTURE

On Wednesday, October 22, after Chapel, seniors will take their class picture in the stadium seating. Please come dressed in your senior t-shirt and be ready for the photo!

This week In Chapel

This week, Executive Pastor Jason Moore preached from Romans 13:8–13, reminding us that love is the fulfillment of the law. The gospel makes this possible by transforming us into the image of Christ. Because God loves us, we are called to love others. Because God is holy, we pursue holiness, setting aside the works of darkness and walking in the light. And because of Jesus and His gospel, we can live with true comfort and lasting hope.

ACADEMIC MATTERS

Click here to register for the KSU Math Competition!

Questions? Click HERE or see/email Mrs. Wilcox. (danielle.wilcox@tcslions.org)

Registration information will be shared next week!

Prayer Requests

The High School Administrative Team would love to partner with families to lift up prayer requests you have. Please fill out the TCS High School Prayer Requests form to submit a request. These requests will be prayed over on a regular basis and kept confidential among the High School Administrative Team.

“Devote yourselves to prayer with an alert mind and a thankful heart.” Colossians 4:2

PRAYER REQUEST FORM

FROM THE COUNSELING DEPARTMENT

SENIOR PARENT NIGHT - CONTENT PRESENTED

Below you will find all the information from our Senior Parent night this past week. 

At THIS LINK, you will find the senior calendar of important dates.
At THIS LINK, you will find the slide presentation. Within the presentation, there are many links to useful resources. (These links are the yellow text that is underlined.)

WHAT COLLEGE IS A GOOD MATCH FOR ME?

Trying to figure out what college makes sense? Not sure you can go to college at all based on your GPA? If that is the case, GEORGIA MATCH IS FOR YOU! 

Georgia Match is a simple way for students to know where they are eligible for admission, based on their recent high school calculated HOPE grade point average (GPA). The Georgia Student Finance Commission is helping students see where they could attend college in Georgia based on their current academic record and then to apply to institutions that they are most interested in attending.

For more information, click on the following link - Georgia Match Official Website.

Georgia Match is a simple way for students to know where they are eligible for admission, based on their recent high school calculated HOPE grade point average (GPA). The Georgia Student Finance Commission is helping students see where they could attend college in Georgia based on their current academic record and then to apply to institutions that they are most interested in attending.

For more information, click on the following link - Georgia Match Official Website.

2026-27 FAFSA RELEASED

The Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) has been released for the 2026-27 school year. The FAFSA is used to apply for federal, state and college aid, including grants and student loans. It would also apply to students in Georgia looking to receive the HOPE or Zell Miller Scholarship. In general, it needs to be filled out every year a student is in college in order to receive financial aid. 

You can find information about the FAFSA and to apply at StudentAid.gov. 

We will be hosting a FAFSA and HOPE Scholarship workshop on Monday, Nov. 17th. More details about this evening event will be coming soon.

FALL PSAT ADMINISTRATION FOR 11TH GRADE

The PSAT for 11th grade students will occur on Monday, Oct. 20th. Testing will occur in the morning and be completed by lunch. All 11th graders should arrive by 8:15 and report to the student center in Building 1. 

Students need to fully charge their Chromebook the day before. It needs power to last for three hours. After testing, students will attend afternoon classes as scheduled. It is not a half-day of school.

For more test day details including how to prepare, what to bring and what is not allowed, CLICK HERE. The cost of the test is $18 and will appear on the students billing account.

NATIONAL CHRISTIAN COLLEGE FAIR

Each year, students from TCS attend the National Christian College Fair for our area. This year's event will be hosted at Landmark Christian School. Some of the attending schools include Samford, Liberty, Anderson, Cedarville, Lee, Lipscomb, Asbury, Truett McConnell, Toccoa Falls and Covenant. Click HERE for more information and to register. 

  • National Christian College Fair (Southwest Atlanta) 

  • Date: Monday, October 27, 2025

  • Time: 6:00 – 8:00 PM

  • Location: Landmark Christian School – Brickhouse Gymnasium 

  • Address: 50 SE Broad Street, Fairburn, GA 30213

94 SCHOOLS, 24 STATES 

CLASS of 2025 COLLEGE ACCEPTANCES

If you are a junior or senior looking for a college to attend, you are in luck. Trinity students are highly valued and there are many opportunities for you to be accepted at schools from across the country. Students from the Class of 2025 were accepted at 94 different colleges and universities from 24 states. Check out THIS LIST of in and out of state schools. It includes  many diverse institutions - secular, Christian, Power 5, Ivy League, HBCU, technical, and military academies.

SAT DATES FOR 2025-26

Registration for fall and spring administration of the SAT is now live. You can register online here through the College Board. 

Seniors should consider taking the SAT during the fall semester of 2025 to improve their score for college admissions or scholarship opportunities. 

Juniors should target the spring semester of 2026 for their first administration.

To see dates and registration information for the ACT, click the link below. 

ACT Dates and Registration

COLLEGE PLANNING

UPCOMING COLLEGE REP LUNCH VISITS (11:15am - 1:30pm)

  • 10/7 - Lee University (Cleveland, TN)

  • 10/16 - University of West Georgia (Carrollton, GA)

  • 10/27 - Anderson University (Anderson, SC)

  • 10/28 - Lipscomb University (Nashville, TN)

  • 10/31 - Georgia Southwest University (Americus, GA)

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