by Alyssa Matzoni ’21 (Immaculata House) and Hanah Miller ’21 (Loyola House) As you look out onto the stands of spaced parents and student helpers, things are from normal, but that does not mean they can’t be fun. Athletes still get their season and their parents still get to watch and support them; that’s all that counts. Trinity has done an amazing job of also making things enjoyable for the students while keeping us safe.

by Hanna Salus ’21 (Loyola House) Jaylin McHugh-Moore ’21 works alongside Ryan Crowell as Trinity’s School Captain for the 2020-2021 school year. In addition to serving as a leader of the school, Jaylin also plays an important role on the decorated Girls Basketball team.  As a freshman on the varsity team, she learned to step up and be a leader for students older than her as well as her own age. This was especially helped

By Alyssa Matzoni ’21 (Immaculata House)   Robotics is a new class offered this year at Trinity, taught by Mr. Carr, and I am so happy Trinity was able to offer such a class. As someone who is interested in the engineering field, a good basis in coding and robotics is critical. In taking the class I hoped to learn more about coding, basic robotics engineering, and how programming can be used in day to