Student Life at Trinity Lutheran School
Learning and Growing Beyond the Classroom
Student life at Trinity includes chapel and Faith Families, athletics, clubs, after-school workshops, after-school care, and service opportunities.
These programs give students additional ways to participate in school life and explore their interests outside the regular classroom.
Clubs and Activities
Trinity offers clubs and activities that allow students to explore different interests beyond regular classroom instruction.
Current clubs include:
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Lego Club
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Gardening Club
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Chess Club
After-School Workshops
Trinity offers a variety of after-school workshops throughout the year.
Popular activities have included:
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Card making
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Cookie decorating
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Crafts
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Other hands-on activities
These workshops give students opportunities to learn new skills, express their creativity, and spend time with friends.
Athletics
Trinity Lutheran School offers:
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Volleyball
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Basketball
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Cheerleading
Trinity’s athletic programs emphasize Christian conduct, sportsmanship, teamwork, responsibility, respect for others, and self-discipline.
Through a cooperative agreement with local public schools, Trinity students also have opportunities to participate in additional athletic programs.
Families should contact the school office for current information about eligibility, schedules, requirements, and available programs.
Chapel and Faith Families
Chapel
Chapel is held regularly and is an important part of students’ spiritual development.
Each grade level has the opportunity to lead a chapel service during the school year, sharing God’s Word through music, Scripture, prayer, and special presentations. Local Lutheran pastors also join Trinity throughout the year to lead worship and encourage students in their faith.
Faith Families
Faith Families bring students from different grade levels together in mixed-grade groups for:
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Bible study
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Prayer
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Service projects
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Fellowship
These relationships help build a Christ-centered community in which older students mentor younger students and students grow together in faith.
Service and Community Involvement
Service is an important part of life at Trinity. Students participate in projects that support the school’s immediate neighborhood, the broader local community, and global missions.
Service opportunities include:
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Projects completed through Faith Families
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Local and community service activities
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Projects supporting broader mission efforts
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Middle school students helping plan and lead service projects
These opportunities allow students to serve others and contribute to their school and community.
After-School Care
Trinity offers after-school care for families who need childcare beyond the regular school day.
Students have time to:
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Finish homework
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Play
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Participate in additional learning activities
Families should contact the school office for current schedules, availability, fees, and other program information.
