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Trinity Lutheran School is a Great Place to Grow.
Trinity, a fully accredited school, actively integrates the Faith into the curriculum, providing a truly holistic education. What programs does Trinity offer? Childcare: infants through grade school before and after-school care Preschool 3s and 4s Kindergarten - Eighth Grade If you would like to take a closer look at an excellent Christian education for your child, please call Trinity Lutheran School at (989)868-4501. Ask to speak with our principal - Mrs. Cynthia Briggs. We would love to have you come for a visit. |
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Why Attend Trinity?
When parents are considering where to send their children to school, some may look at the public school system, home schooling, or at the parochial school down the street. They know the parochial school talks about Jesus but they really don't know why that school even exists. What is a Christian education anyway?
A Christian education involves a commitment to a high quality academic education for children. However, there is much more than that. A Christian education involves operating with a higher purpose. Children are viewed as children of God, brothers and sisters of Jesus Christ, and precious in His sight. There is an environment where teachers and volunteers model Christ in all that they do, whether it is teaching, helping a child tie his shoe, working with a student after school, etc. Teachers have a genuine love for the students and look at what they do as a calling from God and not just as a job.
A Christian education is all of this and even more. Christ permeates the entire curriculum, not just religion class, but science, math, English, and everything else. Children are taught that they are forgiven by God and will go to heaven someday. They realize that they are sinful and yet also realize that God is merciful and has compassion on them. Yes, they are taught all of the subjects that the public school offers but with the influence of Jesus Christ throughout the entire day.
This is a brief look at what a Christian Education is all about. If you would like to learn more, please feel free to contact Trinity Lutheran School and we can show you firsthand why a Christian Education is the best education for your child.
A Christian education involves a commitment to a high quality academic education for children. However, there is much more than that. A Christian education involves operating with a higher purpose. Children are viewed as children of God, brothers and sisters of Jesus Christ, and precious in His sight. There is an environment where teachers and volunteers model Christ in all that they do, whether it is teaching, helping a child tie his shoe, working with a student after school, etc. Teachers have a genuine love for the students and look at what they do as a calling from God and not just as a job.
A Christian education is all of this and even more. Christ permeates the entire curriculum, not just religion class, but science, math, English, and everything else. Children are taught that they are forgiven by God and will go to heaven someday. They realize that they are sinful and yet also realize that God is merciful and has compassion on them. Yes, they are taught all of the subjects that the public school offers but with the influence of Jesus Christ throughout the entire day.
This is a brief look at what a Christian Education is all about. If you would like to learn more, please feel free to contact Trinity Lutheran School and we can show you firsthand why a Christian Education is the best education for your child.
Trinity Lutheran School Theme
"And he is before all things, and in him all things hold together. And he is the head of the body, the church. He is the beginning, the firstborn from the dead, that in everything he might be preeminent. -Col. 1:17-18
Colossians 1:15 - 20
"And he is before all things, and in him all things hold together. And he is the head of the body, the church. He is the beginning, the firstborn from the dead, that in everything he might be preeminent. -Col. 1:17-18
Colossians 1:15 - 20
A bit of School History
Trinity Lutheran Church was organized in 1903 to serve the area between Saginaw and Caro. Our mission is to witness to the Gospel of Jesus Christ to those who have not heard the Good News, while providing a supportive fellowship for the training and nurturing of God's people. In 2003 work began to build the new church connecting it to the school and finishing in 2004.
Trinity Lutheran School began in 1921 as a part of the educational ministry of the church, focused on aiding family's nurturing the faith of their children while providing the opportunity to learn. The current school building was constructed in 1953 with additions in 1978, 1993 and 2003.
The Church and School Offices are located in the School Building which is now attached to the Church.
From its formation Trinity has been a member of the Lutheran Church - Missouri Synod, a church body noted for its strong adherence to the Bible and the Lutheran Confessions. Under the guidance of the Holy Spirit, the congregation has grown by continued and faithful use of God's Word and Sacraments.
Trinity Lutheran School began in 1921 as a part of the educational ministry of the church, focused on aiding family's nurturing the faith of their children while providing the opportunity to learn. The current school building was constructed in 1953 with additions in 1978, 1993 and 2003.
The Church and School Offices are located in the School Building which is now attached to the Church.
From its formation Trinity has been a member of the Lutheran Church - Missouri Synod, a church body noted for its strong adherence to the Bible and the Lutheran Confessions. Under the guidance of the Holy Spirit, the congregation has grown by continued and faithful use of God's Word and Sacraments.
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Emergency Drills have been scheduled for the 2017-2018 School Year
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Tornado Drills (2 required)
Fri. 9/15 @ 9:30am COMPLETED on 09/15/17 Thurs. 4/11 @ 11am COMPLETED on 04/11/18 Lockdown Drills (3 required) Wed. 10/18 @ 9am COMPLETED on 10/18/17 Fri. 2/2 @ 8:55am COMPLETED on 02/02/18 Fri 5/11 @ 9:35am COMPLETED on 05/11 |
Fire Drills (8 required)
Fri. 09/22 @ 10:15am COMPLETED on 9/12/17 @ 9am Fri. 10/06 @ 8:20am COMPLETED on 10/06/17 @ 10:30am Fri. 10/13 @ 9:25am COMPLETED on 10/18/17 @ 10:35am Fri. 11/3 @ 9:45am COMPLETED ON 11/3 @ 10AM Fri. 11/21 @ 9:20am COMPLETED ON 11/21 @ 9:30AM Tues. 4/17 @ 8:50am COMPLETED on 4/17 @ 10am Thurs. 5/24 @ 10:20am COMPLETED on 05/24 @10am Mon. 6/4 @ 9:30am COMPLETED on 06/04 @9:30am |
EMERGENCY DRILLS:
Emergency Drill have been scheduled for the 2018-2019 School Year
Emergency Drill have been scheduled for the 2018-2019 School Year
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Tornado Drills (2 Required)
September 14th @ 9am COMPLETED 09/14/18 April 10th @ 10am COMPLETED 04/10/19 Lockdown Drills (3 Required) October 24th @ 9am COMPLETED 11/15/18 February 5th @ 8:55am COMPLETED 02/05/19 May 13th @ 9:35am COMPLETED 05/13/19 |
Fire Drills (8 Required)
September 21st @ 10:15am COMPLETED 09/21/18 October 5th @ 8:20am COMPLETED 10/08/18 October 11th @ 9:25am COMPLETED 10/11/18 November 1st @ 9:45am COMPLETED 11/01/18 November 21st @ 9:20am COMPLETED 11/21/18 April 17th @ 8:50am COMPLETED 04/17/19 May 24th @ 10:20am COMPLETED 05/24/19 June 4th @ 9:30am COMPLETED 06/04/19 |
EMERGENCY DRILLS:
Emergency Drills for the 2019-2020 school year
Emergency Drills for the 2019-2020 school year
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Tornado Drills (2 Required)
September 13th @ 9am COMPLETED 9/13/19 April 10th @ 10am NOT COMPLETED (COVID) Lockdown Drills (3 Required) October 23rd @ 9am COMPLETED 11/06/19 February 7th @ 8:55am COMPLETED 2/10/20 |
Fire Drills (8 Required)
September 20th @ 10:15am COMPLETED 9/20/19 October 4th @ 8:20am COMPLETED 10/08/19 October 10th @ 9:25am COMPLETED 10/09/19 November 1st @ 9:45am COMPLETED 11/01/19 November 20th @ 9:20am COMPLETED 11/20/19 April 17th @ 8:50am NOT COMPLETED (COVID) May 26th @ 10:20am NOT COMPLETED (COVID) June 2nd @ 9:30am NOT COMPLETED (COVID) |