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One of the more amazing aspects of being human is that other people’s memories can become our own. Although we did not experience them, we can receive them secondhand and carry them as sources of humor, encouragement, or wisdom. One such memory...
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It’s October, and we are coming to the climax of the Iliad while the sun shines into West 7 and the fall breeze blows through the open window. We’re...
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On the day before Midwinter break, one of my students, weary of new and obscure grammar, finally issued a complaint saying, “Why are we studying this...
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Academy, from the Greek Ἀκαδήμεια, the garden in which Plato taught. Trinity Academy students spend a lot of time outside, and this time outside...
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Do you remember your first day at a new school? There was excitement, of course—but perhaps a little fear or uncertainty mixed in. Will I fit in,...
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One of the most important aspects of education at Trinity Academy is the idea that students take ownership of their learning. In the classroom we...
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Clear, beautiful voices rang out in the early morning classroom. Trinity students were chanting an ancient psalm together at Morning Prayer,...
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In 9th grade, Trinity students begin their study of Humane Letters by reading the short story Revelation by Flannery O’Connor. The story is set in...
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Every year, on the first Friday of the school year, something unusual happens at Trinity. Faculty and students arrive on campus to find tables piled...
