Trinity Episcopal School

09/08/2026

⛳ Good friends. Good golf. Good for Trinity.

Last year’s Titan Tee-Off brought Trinity parents, alumni, friends and community partners together for a day on the course filled with friendly competition, plenty of laughs and lots of Titan spirit.
We’re doing it again!

Sponsoring the tournament is a great way to connect with fellow Titans, build relationships in our community and make an impact on the opportunities available to our athletes.

Whether you’re a Trinity family, alum, local business or longtime friend of the school, we’d love to have you join us.

Sponsorship opportunities are limited, and teams are filling up.
👉 Become a Titan Tee-Off sponsor: https://www.trinityes.org/giving/titan-tee-off

09/06/2026

54 years ago today, a new chapter began. 💙💚

On Sept. 6, 1972, Trinity welcomed its very first students through the doors at their temporary location at All Saints Episcopal Church. They were the first Titans to begin discovering their paths, building traditions and laying the foundation for the community we know today.

In that first year, The Shield, Trinity’s yearbook, captured the excitement and hope of a brand-new school:
Let’s give a yell for new THS.
Raising our voices, cheering our best,
We’ll push onward through the years
With high fame and glory without fears!

More than five decades later, those words still feel familiar.
The colors have evolved. The generations have changed. The campus has expanded. But the Trinity spirit remains.

For 54 years, Titans have walked these halls, found their voices, discovered their passions and helped shape what Trinity would become. And with every new class, that legacy continues.

Here’s to the Titans who came before us, the Titans who call Trinity home today and all those who will discover their paths here in the years to come.

“Above all take up the shield of faith.” Ephesians 6:16

Happy 54th, Trinity. The best is still ahead. 💚💙

09/02/2026

We’ll see you tomorrow, Titan Parents!

Back to School Night is Thursday, Sept. 3, and we’re looking forward to welcoming parents back to campus. It’s a great opportunity to hear from our school administrators, meet your student’s advisor and teachers, and get a feel for a day in the life of your Titan.

📍 Estes Athletic Center
🕕 Program begins at 6 p.m.
🚗 Please plan to arrive around 5:40 p.m. to allow time for parking and walking to campus. (Follow yellow jacket parking attendants for directions)

After a brief program, you’ll follow your student’s daily schedule, moving from classroom to classroom and meeting their teachers along the way. The evening will wrap up at 8 p.m. Schedules and other handouts will be available in the main gym beginning at 5:30 p.m.

While you’re making your way through the evening, be sure to stop by the Library after 6:30 p.m. for the TPA’s “Reduce, Reuse, Re-Titan” Spiritwear Sale. Pick up some gently used Titan gear donated by parents and alumni, with proceeds benefiting Titan Robotics Team 539.

We can’t wait to see you!

08/31/2026

Be the spark. Lead the change. 💙💚

Kate Ockermann, Director of Philanthropy & Volunteerism for Shineforth, formerly UMFS, and Tessa Demarest, Volunteer Management & Development, joined us in Morning Meeting today to encourage students to get involved in their local communities and discover the impact they can make through service.

We also heard from Adelaide Keys ’27 and Evan Goldschmidt ’27, two of the six Titans who participated in Shineforth’s Youth Fellowship Program this summer. Through the four-day leadership experience, students explored hands-on service, real-world learning and what it means to be a changemaker. Students in the Shineforth Fellows program can earn 18 community service hours while developing leadership skills and gaining a deeper understanding of the needs in their community.

Adelaide and Evan shared how much they loved the experience and how it opened their eyes to potential careers working with children, specifically, who are in adoption and foster care.

We’re grateful to Shineforth for giving our Titans opportunities to learn, serve and discover new paths.

Learn more about Trinity's Community Engagement program: https://www.trinityes.org/school-life/community-engagement

08/28/2026

What does it look like to be an involved parent at Trinity, especially when life and work are already full? In this episode of the Parent Pathways Podcast, host Betsy Reid sits down with Louise Bald, TPA president, to talk about the many ways parents can be part of their Titan’s education and the Trinity community.

From opportunities that work for busy, working parents to programs designed to enhance the parent experience, Louise shares how every family can find a level of involvement that feels right for them. Betsy also highlights upcoming opportunities, including the TPA’s book discussion.

The best part? Everyone is already a member of the TPA. You just have to raise your hand and let us know how you’d like to get involved!

Youtube: https://youtu.be/LkHhngnAy8Q?si=I_ZwIb0GYslD4022

Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/episode/4iqHjaMdOAS4kE0vxBqTmD?si=_h_BgqTiQcyjUPMKJdommg

Parent Pathways Podcast · Episode

08/25/2026

For the opening Chapel of the school year, Brian Griffen, school chaplain, introduced the theme for this year’s Chapel program: “Threads of Connection.” Comparing Trinity to the larger Episcopal Church — which traces its “apostolic succession” to the founding of the church by the disciple Peter — Griffen identified a thread of connection that ties all Trinity students and faculty together, since the school’s founding in 1972: “We seek unity.”

He then invited students to pursue “Titan Unity” during their time at Trinity by bringing their authentic selves to school every day. Griffen grounded his message in the school’s Episcopal Identity, which, among other defining principles, articulates that “God loves all people,” with no exceptions, and “our community strives to embrace all students.”

“We have a wide variety of faiths and philosophies of existence present on our campus,” said Griffen. “Regardless of our particular beliefs, every one of us can aspire to be a more loving person; we can aspire to be agents of grace instead of judging or shaming others, and we all can be more open-minded and inclusive of those around us.”

For over five decades, Titans have strived to live up to these principles to “build a community of grace where all members have a place at the table of Jesus,” said Griffen. “These threads of connection are present in our Episcopal school.”

Read more about the Chapel program at Trinity: https://www.trinityes.org/school-life/chapel-and-spiritual-life

08/21/2026

Meet our new Titan!

We are excited to officially welcome June Tait to the Trinity team as the manager of the Titan Closet!

June joined our community this spring and has quickly become a familiar and friendly face around campus. With years of retail management experience, including owning and operating her own business, June brings a thoughtful, organized approach and a genuine love of helping people.

At the Titan Closet, June keeps things running behind the scenes while making sure students, families, alumni and fans can find their favorite Trinity spirit wear. She’s also always looking for new ways to make the Titan Closet experience a little better.

We’re so glad June is part of the Trinity community and can’t wait to see what she brings to the Titan Closet this year. Stop by and say hello!
Welcome to the team, June! 💚💙

08/21/2026

Welcome Back Titan!

Sometimes the best new additions to the team are people who already know Trinity well. We’re excited to welcome John Lockwood ’21 back to campus as our new Technology Associate!

A Trinity alumnus, John is already a familiar face around campus. He has worked with our Technology Department over several summers and throughout the past school year, getting to know the people, systems and technology that help keep Trinity running.

John recently graduated from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute with a degree in mechanical engineering. He brings a thoughtful, solutions-oriented approach to his work and a knack for finding ways to make things work better. During his time with Trinity’s Technology Department, he has already helped modernize device management and improve campus technology systems and efficiency.

We’re especially happy to see a Titan come home and put his skills to work for the community that helped shape him. Welcome back, John! 💚💙