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Due to COVID restrictions, the 2020 Trinity Lutheran High School Craft Show has been cancelled. Please consider supporting small, local businesses by shopping our vendor list here! Craft_Show_2020_Vendor_Catalog_List.pdf
Please see the Continuous Learning Plan that gives guidance on the e-Learning delivery.
Trinity_Lutheran_High_School_Continuous_Learning_Plan.pdf
This year, Trinity Lutheran High School will be performing one of Broadway’s classics: The Music Man. With familiar standards like “76 Trombones” and “Goodnight, My Someone,” The Music Man is a wonderful dose of nostalgia, small-town life, and redemption.
Trinity’s cast of more than 50 students will take the stage, featuring senior Noah Mensendiek as Professor Harold Hill and junior Addison Bumbleburg as Marian the Librarian. The iconic characters of The Music Man will be brought to life onstage, with everything from a barbershop quartet to a rousing rendition of “Ya Got Trouble!”
Performances are scheduled for November 12-15. Stay tuned for information about tickets!
Congratulations again, Cougar Families!
Trinity was named a 4-Star School again for the 2018 school year. This spring award recognizes outstanding performance from the previous school year on a variety of factors, including graduation rates, test scores, closing achievement gaps, and receiving an "A" accountability grade. Trinity has an incredibly consistent track record of success by these measures, and it's a testament to the hard work of the entire TLHS community--and especially the students and teachers!
Trinity's primary goal is to deliver our mission of educating, developing, and preparing Christian servants and leaders. We accomplish it through an excellent educational environment that is Christ-centered and student-focused. Being a 4-Star School is simply affirmation that we're doing it well.
Well done, good and faithful servants!
The data shows, the opioid crisis is impacting our state. Many people who struggle with opioid dependency face a wide range of stigmas that are preventing them from seeking treatment. We don’t want them to become an opioid overdose statistic. But most people are not aware of these basic facts.
Trinity Lutheran is proud to participate in the State of Indiana Opiod Prevention Program. Our involvement is a key component in fighting this epidemic!
Watch a video our students made last year explaining what it means and what Trinity has to offer!
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