Clubs & Activities

Trinity’s student council: “The goal of the Trinity Upper School Senate is to represent the opinion of the student body in school issues, to provide a link between the student body and the faculty, and to improve the educational environment within the school." —Senate Constitution Preamble

Begins at September’s Club Fair. Clubs set up booths promoting and explaining their club’s mission. Clubs are widely diverse and represent cultural, political, educational, and recreational interests.

Upper School programs are more formal than clubs and typically participate in competitions with other schools across the state and sometimes beyond. The commitment to a program is greater than that of a club and requires participation beyond the school day. Trinity typically fields strong and successful Model UN, Model Congress, and Debate programs.

During the middle school clubs and councils period, students have an opportunity to join a club that meets in mixed grade groups. Students and teachers propose clubs based on their personal interests, and these offerings change during the course of the school year and from one year to the next. Students who do not participate in a club or council are assigned to a study hall.

Past clubs have included Anime, Card Games, Crafts, Knitting, Magic the Gathering, Poetry, Robotics, Running/Walking, and Sports Trivia.