School Life

Morning Meeting

Community, responsibility, individual attention all in the first 15 minutes of the day.
Imagine what Trinity accomplishes in a semester, a year or a high school career.
Every day at 7:50 a.m., all 500 Trinity students gather in the Perkinson Arts Center Theatre with faculty and staff. "Good morning, please stand," the student leader of the day says after the opening bell rings, and all rise for the Pledge of Allegiance and a prayer. Elected members of the Student Government Association preside over the Morning Meeting and acknowledge anyone who wants to make an announcement. Students congratulate classmates on college acceptances, report on the previous day's athletic victories and defeats or simply tell a corny joke. Teachers give reminders about assignments or announce lunchtime concerts on the outdoor stage. Club meetings and activities are announced and all students and teachers are applauded on their birthday. After Morning Meeting, the Head of School stands in the courtyard and greets students on their way to first period. 

Community, responsibility, individual attention all in the first 15 minutes of the day. Imagine what Trinity accomplishes in a semester, a year or a high school career. In fact, Morning Meeting is the Trinity tradition most often cited by students and alumni as the defining experience of their high school career. The chance to come together each morning to share highs and lows, victories and defeats, joys and concerns, provides a daily foundation for Trinity's uniquely strong community.

Morning Meeting Minutes

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  • Friday 5.1.26

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  • Thursday 4.30.26

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  • Wednesday 4.29.26

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  • Tuesday 4.28.26

    -Senior Mission Moments
    -Honor Council voting for 9th, 10th, 11th grade happening today--check email to vote 
    -Alum Madelyn Phillips in virtual class from Patagonia in S-4 during long period (class 7) - all welcome 
    -Community service opportunity tomorrow at Discovery in the Goodman Room--all welcome
    -Community service opportunity with Start1Spark on May 1, 2, 15--contact lauraweiler@trinityes.org if interested 
    -Community service opportunity this Saturday, May 2 - World Fish Migration Day--volunteer from 10:00 am-1:00 pm with Mr. Norvell and Mr. Huss --use the QR code to sign up or contact Mr. Norvell or Mr. Huss
    -Sailing club meeting Thursday at Discovery at the outdoor shed
    -Congratulations to the RIchmond Forum Scholars 
    -Congratulations to girls varsity soccer on winning their invitational tournament 
    -Pach's Place this Thursday at lunch--open mic--see Mr. Markunas to participate 
    -Congratulations to Caroline Ashoff on achieving 100 goals in lacrosse
    -Congratulations to Jalen German on achieving 200 strikeouts in baseball as a Titan 
    -IB exams begin today--please be very quiet and respectful in Estes Athletic Center 
    -Run Club today at 3:10 pm in the gym 

    Meetings at Discovery:
    Football in A-2
    Japan trip A in A-3 

    Athletics:
    Varsity golf v. Benedictine at 4:00 pm (2:45 pm dismissal) 
    Girls varsity soccer v. STAB at 4:00 pm (2:45 pm dismissal)
    JV girls soccer v. STAB at 5:30 pm 
    Boys varsity tennis v. Collegiate at 4:00 pm (2:45 pm dismissal) 
    JV golf v. Benedictine at Hunting Hawk at 4:00 pm (2:10 pm dismissal) 
    Softball at Kenston Forest at 4:30 pm (12:45 dismissal) 
    Varsity baseball v. Collegiate at 4:30 pm 
    JV baseball at Collegiate at 4:45 pm (2:45 pm dismissal) 
    Varsity girls lacrosse at VES at 4:30 pm (12:45 pm dismissal) 
    JV girls lacrosse v. STAB at 4:30 pm
    Boys varsity lacrosse at St. Christopher's at 4:45 pm (2:45 pm dismissal) 

  • Monday 4.27.26

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