Kody Oravetz brings history back to life
May 21, 2019
On May 1 at the Rodef Shalom Congregation in Pittsburgh, PA, Senior Kody Oravetz won second place and a scholarship in The 2019 Waldman International creative writing essay contest. The contest was available to students in grades 6-12 to compete for academic scholarships. The students were asked to wr...
Inhibition in recycling leads to innovation in communities
April 11, 2019
Townships across the United States are seeing the effects of international politics as efforts for recycling decrease amidst an overall increase in environmental contamination from trash. Washington County’s collection and regulation is controlled by Waste Management which has decided to decrease recycl...
Trinity congratulates Scholastic art, writing winners
Morgan Kafana, Editor-in-Chief
March 29, 2019
When some students hear the words art and writing, they let out a long sigh and roll their eyes. However, for students like Emma Malinak and Chelsea Johns, art and writing are a talent that they welcome rather than run from. Sophomore Emma Malinak first found out about the Scholastic Art and Writing cont...
Trinity nurses receive generous donations
March 28, 2019
On March 22, the Federal Credit Union (FCU) graciously donated supplies to the Trinity elementary schools. Trinity High School nurse, Mrs. McClure, commented on the generosity of the FCU. McClure exclaimed, “They were so kind to call us and ask us what we needed and then for their staff to colle...
Scheduling time begins again
Rachel Chase, Staff Writer
March 15, 2019
Scheduling season at THS has begun again, with plenty of new choices and options. Every student received a scheduling sheet at the scheduling meeting held for their grade. Scheduling sheets will be due March 21, and students will then transfer their selections to the Skyward scheduling system. Teachers sho...
The Candy Conundrum
February 13, 2019
It’s February 15, the day after Valentine’s Day, and shoppers are flooding to stores in flocks. Why? Two words, discounted candy. The holiday rush is over and now stores have to get rid of their Valentine’s Day candy. So, what’s a store to do? Sell the products at a discounted rate in order t...
Midterms mark time of change
Rachel Chase, Staff Writer
December 4, 2018
Another year of midterm elections has passed, but this year’s midterm election left noticeable results. This year’s election saw record numbers of voters, many of which were from the younger generations. Most notably, the House of Representatives has shifted back to being Democratic, but the Se...
Trinity leaps ahead with new technology
October 17, 2018
Over the summer of 2018, Trinity’s hardworking staff installed a virtual lab with the use of grant money. The virtual lab is intended to create an interactive learning experience for students through the use of gross motor skills, while also allowing students and teachers to stray away from the...
Trinity plague strikes again!
October 17, 2018
Now that a new school year is underway, it is time for the dreaded “Trinity Plague” to make an appearance. The “Trinity Plague” is when the common cold spreads around the whole school and all students seem to get sick. Symptoms of the common cold are sore throats, runny noses, coughing, sneezing, ...
Three months of summer brings change to THS
October 5, 2018
The start of a new school year always brings some excitement for both students and teachers alike, and this year is no different. From new classes to alterations in schedules to the addition of solar panels, there are plenty of new additions to the school this year. One important change is that several new Car...
Trinity makes room for K-9 Unit
Morgan Kafana, Editor-in-Chief
October 5, 2018
Every year, school administrators devise new ways to make the school environment safer for its faculty and students. This year, it has been decided that a K-9 unit will be used to make this possible. K-9 “Hiller” soon will be welcomed to Trinity. “Hiller’s” handler and trainer, Officer Ben Shaffer, has ...
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