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We are excited to tell you that our very own Mrs. Wendy Phillips has been selected as “Teacher of the Month” by the Gulf Coast Parent newspaper!  Mrs. Phillips will be featured in the March issue of Gulf Coast Parent, copies of which will be available in our foyer.  She and her third graders were treated to a CiCi’s Pizza lunch on Thursday, Feb. 19, courtesy of CiCi’s Pizza on Nine Mile Road, to celebrate this auspicious occasion.  Congratulations, Mrs. Phillips!

We were happily honored to host Pastor and Mrs. Douglas Wilson here at Trinitas Christian School on Monday, November 10, 2008.  Pastor Wilson opened the school day with a devotional thought about forgiveness to the student body during our Morning Meeting.  At a mid-morning ladies’ tea, Mrs. Nancy Wilson encouraged our mothers, daughters, and grandmothers to exert a Godly feminine influence on their homes.  For an afternoon coffee break, Pastor Wilson spoke to our fathers and sons about the masculine influence on the Christian home.  Our families were greatly enriched by their thoughts and words of wisdom.  During a private staff luncheon, the Wilsons exhorted and encouraged the faculty to keep on about God’s task here at Trinitas.  The wonderfully full day concluded with a dessert fellowship attended by the Trinitas Christian School family and area friends, where Pastor Wilson addressed the gathering on the topic, “The Paideia of God.”  Pastor and Mrs. Wilson were most gracious and edifying as they unselfishly served our school during their visit, and we are humbly grateful.

On Saturday, March 15th, we hosted our annual golf tournament, the Trinitas Classic, at The Moors Golf Club.  This was the 5th anniversary of the Trinitas Classic.  Funds raised benefited the annual fund and scholarship funds.

On Friday, February 22nd, Trinitas hosted our second annual Friends and Family Gala and Silent Auction at Trinitas Christian School.

On Thursday, February 21st, we hosted our annual Grandparent’s day.  Grandparents of Trinitas students attended a continental breakfast, short program, student classrooms, and then ate lunch with our students.

The Pensacola News Journal featured Mr. Truett Cathy’s visit on the front page of their newspaper with an article titled “Chick-fil-A founder shares philosophy behind his success” on Thursday, November 29.

WHBR, Channel 33 featured Mr. Truett Cathy’s visit in November to Trinitas and has graciously replayed the interview with Mr. David Mayo and Mr. Truett Cathy.

Trinitas Christian School hosted Mr. Truett Cathy, founder and Chairman of Chick-fil-A on November 28.

The St. George house met Mr. and Mrs. Cathy and their guests Mr. and Mrs. Pulliam at the Pensacola Regional Airport.  After stopping briefly at Trinitas to meet our students and view our facility, Mr. and Mrs. Cathy and guests were escorted to Hillcrest Baptist Church where Mr. Cathy spoke on behalf of Trinitas to families in Northwest Florida.  In his address to a crowd of over 1000 guests, he described how to succeed in life according to God’s principles as found in His Holy Word. Mr. Cathy autographed books following the program.

On Friday, November 16 at 6:30 PM, we hosted a dinner for members of our community, enabling them to visit our school and enjoy a program featuring students and teachers in a naturalistic setting.

Our evening was a huge success thanks to all the hard work of our volunteers and parents.

Thank you.

On Wednesday, May 30, 2007, the Pensacola News Journal (PNJ) featured Kaleb Trotter on its front page to honor him for attaining the distinction of being named a National Merit Finalist. Troy Moon of the PNJ wrote, “Kaleb Trotter enjoys playing poker with friends.  You can bet on the senior at Trinitas Christian School in Pensacola to go far – in life as well [as] in poker.  Like any good poker player, he knows how to play his cards.  He leaves money out of the equation and plays just for fun and to test his brain. So far, his brain has passed all tests.”  One of only 11 National Merit Scholarship finalists in Escambia and Santa Rosa counties and one of 15,000 nationwide, Kaleb was quoted describing classical education, “I love the methodology. You not only learn facts, you learn how to put them together into a coherent form and present them in a way that’s pleasing and beautiful.  The way I think about it, my parents have given me the best, and, by the grace of God, I have been given a good mind.  So I try to use it in the best possible way.”

The Trinitas family is proud to claim Kaleb Trotter as a graduate of Trinitas Christian School.