Trinity Episcopal School

School may be out, but discovery is just getting started. ☀️

The Trinity Summer Discovery Program is officially underway, and there is still time to join the fun. From athletics and outdoor adventures to photography, ceramics, music, writing workshops, college prep, and more, there are opportunities for students, teens, and even adults to learn something new this summer. Whether you're looking to sharpen a skill, explore a passion, or try something completely different, there's a camp or workshop waiting for you.

Spots remain available in many programs throughout June, July, and August. Make this a summer of creativity, growth, and discovery.

Register today and explore all available camps and workshops: https://www.trinityes.org/summer/summer-discovery-program

As Pride Month Begins, Trinity Honors Community and Authenticity

On a brisk April day, the Trinity community gathered in Pach’s Place to celebrate Pride, hosted by the Trinity Gay-Straight Alliance. While Pride is recognized nationally in June, Trinity holds its celebration in April so students can take part together on campus.

The annual event offers students the opportunity to connect with club members, learn more about the organization and celebrate being their authentic selves. Attendees enjoyed free ice pops, stickers and resources supporting the LGBTQ+ community.

Pride at Trinity reflects the school’s core values of being Trustworthy, Intentional, Tough, Altruistic, Neighborly and Sincere.

Learn more about student life at Trinity: https://www.trinityes.org/school-life
VA Pride

Trinity is pleased to announce that this year’s Graduation ceremony will be streamed live for remote viewers. Please subscribe to Trinity Episcopal School on YouTube at youtube.com/ to be notified when the live stream begins.

You will be able to watch the stream on any device subscribed to YouTube (TV, Phone or Tablet).

Join the LiveStream: https://www.youtube.com//streams

Help us celebrate the Class of 2026!

There is magic in watching someone experience the wonderment of nature for the first time. There is joy in seeing confidence swell when conquering an obstacle previously thought impossible. There is fulfillment in helping someone unleash a creativity they did not know existed. All of these are daily experiences for Trinity alumni and wellness purveyors Preston Slaughter ’10 and Holly Zajur ’11. Slaughter and Zajur work together at L.O.C.A.L. Adventures, a Richmond nonprofit “that empowers youth to explore their inner and outer landscape through mindfulness, the arts, and outdoor adventures.”

Read more about how this alumni duo are making mindfulness and creativity an integral part of the Richmond landscape in the latest installment of “Cennections,” an online column by Head of Community Engagement Laura Hamlin Weiler ’00.

https://www.trinityes.org/news-detail-connections?pk=1679636&nc=23792&fromId=250231

Last Friday, we welcomed more than 100 new Trinity families at our annual New Titan Picnic.

The event brought together new students and their families with current students, current families and administrators, offering an opportunity to make connections, ask questions and celebrate becoming part of the Titan community.

As this school year comes to a close, we are already looking forward to the 2026-27 school year.

New families can learn more at https://www.trinityes.org/parents/welcome-new-families.

Join us in celebrating our Class of 2026 Valedictorian, Matthew Waidelich.

With a passion for math, science and global politics, Matthew has made his mark across academics, athletics and student leadership. A four-year member of the cross country team, three-year track athlete and two-year JV baseball player, he has demonstrated dedication and balance throughout his time at Trinity.

Matthew served as captain of Battle of the Brains for three years, was a Forum board member, a consistent presence at FOCUS and a two-year member of the Honor Council.

Next fall, he will attend the United States Air Force Academy to study nuclear engineering.

Help us congratulate Matthew on this well deserved honor.

Watch our Graduation livestream on Saturday, May 23 at 10 a.m. by subscribing to our Youtube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/

Join us in celebrating our Class of 2026 Salutatorian, Madison Jewett.

A leader in and out of the classroom, Madison has excelled in IB Chemistry HL and IB Physics while competing on varsity lacrosse and field hockey, including contributing to this year’s state championship team. Her commitment to community is evident through leadership in SpeakUp Club, the Richmond Forum Club and Science Society, along with participation in Battle of the Brains.

Next fall, Madison will attend Princeton University to study aerospace and mechanical engineering.

With gratitude, Madison recognizes her best friends Anna, Sarah and Landon for being a daily source of motivation and joy.

Help us congratulate Madison on this incredible achievement.