SAVE THE YEAR!

Mark your calendars for Trinity’s 50th Anniversary celebrations this fall!

September 6 (Trinity’s first day of school in 1972!)
  • Chapel ceremony honoring Trinity’s founders: 10:00 a.m. in Estes Athletic Center
  • 50th birthday celebration for students, faculty and staff
October 7
  • Reunion Class Evening Party: 6:30 p.m.- 8:00 p.m.
    Classes of 1977, 1982, 1987, 1992, 1997, 2002, 2007, 2012, and 2017
  • Oyster Roast: Come one, come all!: 7:00 p.m. -10:30 p.m. (All Titans ages 21 and older are welcome)
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October 8
  • Current and former Trinity faculty and staff picnic: 12 p.m.
  • Trinity’s first football teams (1972 and 2004) and coaches reunion tailgate: 12 p.m.
  • Football vs. St. Michael The Archangel Catholic School: 1:00 p.m.
    **Come and enjoy fare from local food trucks!
  • Athletic Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony for the Boys 1996 Basketball State Championship Team
    (Halftime: Homecoming Football Game)
November 19
Cabaret

December 8
Grand Illumination & Fine Arts Festival

December 9-10
23rd Annual Dale Travis Invitational Basketball Tournament

March 24
Breakfast with the Titans 

April 17-19
50 Hours of Giving

April 22
16th Annual Titan Jazz Festival

May 15 or 22 (TBD)
Titan Golf Classic

May TBD
Titan Society Reception

50th News

50th Photos

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    50th Birthday Party and Chapel

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50 Things We Love About Trinity

  • Aycock Stadium

    The decades-old site for home football games, Aycock Stadium was renamed in honor of former headmaster Tom Aycock in 2011. 
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  • Birthdays!

    At Trinity, everyday is cause for celebration! Whether actual or half birthday, each student, faculty and staff member is recognized during Morning Meeting on their special day.

  • Cabaret

    One of Trinity’s favorite traditions! Starting in the early 1990s, Cabaret brings the entire community together for student, faculty and staff performances that range from singing and dance to comedy and band. 
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  • Caring Teachers

    Knowledgeable, professional, encouraging. All of these describe Trinity teachers, but there is one attribute above all, that students say year after year sets Trinity teachers apart from the rest: how much they care about each student. 
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  • Chapel Speakers

    Each one begins with a “centering moment of silence” and the lighting of a candle, and each one ends with a closing benediction and the satisfying announcement of “seniors, you are dismissed.” 
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  • Chicken Sandwich Thursday

    Lunch at Trinity has come a long way since the days of Stewart heat-and-eat sandwiches handed out in the back of E-Hall in the 1970’s. 
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  • Christmas Quizbowl!

    “When I Say Christmas, you say Quiz Bowl!”

  • Cool Indoor Spaces

    The Trinity campus has certainly grown up since the first two classroom pods (A Hall and B Hall) were completed in October 1972. 
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  • Corny Joke Friday

    “What disease do you get when you decorate for Christmas?
                 — Tinselitus.”
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  • Dale Travis Court

    Dedicated in 2011, and named for the late Dale E. Travis, athletic director and basketball coach for over a decade, the hardwood has provided the home court advantage site of some of the Trinity community’s most exciting memories. 
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  • Discover Your Path

    Twenty years ago, as the school marked its first 30 years in operation, with the guidance of then-trustee Kelly O’Keefe and Emergence Brand Laboratories, the school found a timeless tagline that encapsulates the Trinity spirit and the boundless possibilities available to every student. 
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  • Discovery Period & Student Clubs

    It’s hard to imagine now, but before 2015, Discovery Period as we know it did not exist. Students had one 10-minute break in the morning, and all club meetings occurred during lunch.
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Projects and Initiatives

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  • Titan to Titan: A 50th Anniversary StoryCorps® Connection

    Alumni are invited to sign up to have a conversation with a current student in this anniversary initiative. Compare notes and share memories and experiences from life at Trinity then and now. All conversations will be recorded using the StoryCorps app and stored in the archives at Trinity and the Library of Congress.

    To participate, contact James Flowers, alumni relations coordinator, at jamesflowers@trinityes.org.

  • Friday Conversations

    During three school-wide student assemblies spread throughout the year, pairs of alumni faculty and staff will share reflections on their time as Titans. Focusing on the essential community threads that continue to be woven into the fabric of Trinity, these conversations will encourage the community to maintain these values ever onward into Trinity's future.

  • School Archives

    Now available! The Trinity Episcpal School Archives, Established in Memory Robert C. Goodman, Jr., first headmaster, documents the school’s history from 1972 to the present.

    The collection, housed in Morgan Hall and available for viewing by request, is also available online at www.trinityes.org/50th

    View yearbooks, founding documents and more!

  • Ever Onward Fund

    To ensure that Trinity will continue to hold birthdays for years to come, the Ever Onward Fund has been established to support the school’s general endowment.

    For more information on how you can help to sustain current and future Titans, contact Alyssa McBride, director of development, alyssamcbride@trinityes.org or 804.327.3154.

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