Robbie Root ’22 is a Trinity student taking a different path for his future with the help of Faulkner Subaru of Mechanicsburg. Three days a week, Robbie leaves Trinity early to participate in a program with Faulkner to learn the skills required to become a Master Automotive Technician. A couple of years ago, Robbie planned to follow in his family’s footsteps and work in education, specifically music education. He has a deep love of music,

Trinity’s Future Leaders program finished its second year in May 2021. The group was formed to give Trinity’s Black students the opportunity to meet over lunch with inspirational Black male and female leaders in the community. Some of these mentors are consistent faces who come monthly and develop relationships with students, while others are guest speakers who share their experiences over a single session. Some student participants shared their perspectives on the group below. We

by Sophie Cirelli ’22 (De La Salle House) Trinity High School just had its yearly mini-THON on Friday, April 23, raising more than $80,000 for children with cancer. Trinity’s mini-THON has been going on for over ten years and has sparked students’ interest to continue their THON efforts after graduation. Bella Pykosh ‘20 is one such alumna who served on the operations committee for Trinity’s Mini-THON, and now assists with the UDance philanthropy at the