October 22, 2025

Back to Back County Champions!

October 22, 2025

Back to Back County Champions!

By Samantha DePriest

The Trinity Christian School Middle School Softball team is celebrating back to back county titles this fall as they finished another strong season. The 2025 Coweta County Middle School League Championship once again is held by our Lady Lions led by Coach Chris Bass. Coach Bass shares. “This team is laser-focused and cohesive. They love the game, they love each other, an they have built a sisterhood that shows on the field.” Coach Bass goes on to share that the student athletes maturity and connections with one another is what helped them overcome nerves and adversity throughout the season.

Success doesn’t have over night and takes months and years of practice and preparation. These student athletes continue to put hours and hours into not only their sports but also their school work and serving in their churches and community. Earlier this year, 7th grade pitcher Jane Kumangai competed in the Great History Challenge and finished 62nd out of 139 6th graders at the national championship. She was the only 6th grade girl and only 1 of 2 girls from the Atlanta region to advance to the national championship.

The development and depth of this program is one that will sustain future successes on the field both in Middle School and High School. It really is a great time to be a Lion.

2025 Coweta County Middle School League Champions
Image by Kayla Duffey Photography

SEASON HIGHLIGHTS

22-2 record

8th grade pitcher Macie Moore pitched 15 wins, 91 innings pitched, with 90 strikeouts.

6th grade pitcher Sara McEwen pitched 5 wins with 12 strikeouts.

7th grade pitcher Jane Kumangai pitched 2 wins with 10 strikeouts.

8th grade catcher Claire McEwen allowed just one passed ball all season and threw out seven runners.

7th grader center field Huntleigh Duffey had three assists at home plate, 1,000 fielding percentage with a team best of 26 stolen bases

7th grader left field Kaylee Norman had 20 hits and a team high 27 runs scored.

Samantha DePriest

October 17, 2025

Rooted in Faith, Growing in Community

Samantha DePriest

October 17, 2025

Rooted in Faith, Growing in Community

By Samantha DePriest

If you ask our students, staff, parents, and alumni to describe Trinity Christian School in just one word, the most common response is “family.” After all, family is the foundation upon which faith, learning, and community are built. Research shows that education is most impactful when supported by strong family partnerships. Parents are not only a child’s first teachers but also serve as lifelong role models in faith and character. When schools and families work together, teachers, coaches, and mentors are better equipped to nurture students academically, spiritually, and emotionally through every stage of their development.

This is the very foundation on which TCS was built on almost 35 years ago. The Trinity Way is “the golden triangle of parents, churches, and schools working together to shape Christlike disciples has proven to be an effective model. Maintaining healthy relationships with parents and local churches is paramount to the foundation of an effective Christian school.”

Our recent Fall Family Fest was a beautiful reminder of the unity that comes from a faith filled school community. Families with children of all ages came together to enjoy an evening of fellowship, fun, and celebration on our softball field. It was heartwarming to see all of our teachers and staff helping younger students with games, parents connecting across grade levels, and school board members engaging with families in meaningful ways.

After serving fresh popped popcorn to families alongside TCS school board members Mr. Dave Fader and Mr. Michael Schriks, Dr. Colette Morgan, TCS School Board president, enjoyed walking through the games and inflatables witnessing the community. Dr. Morgan shared “This coming together of all our families truly represents heaven.”

Families, both returning and new, shared what a wonderful experience it was to connect with other parents while their children played together. Events like these strengthen the bonds that hold our school together and remind us that we are not just a school, we are a family.

"Train up a child in the way he should go; even when he is old he will not depart from it." Proverbs 22:6 (ESV)

At the heart of everything we do is the belief that God created us to live in community, beginning with the family. Our mission is to partner with parents to raise up a generation of students who know Christ, love others, and pursue truth. By fostering a school culture where families feel seen, valued, and involved, we create a nurturing environment where students can thrive. We are deeply grateful for the families who entrust us with their children and who actively contribute to the life of our school.

Fall Family Fest Flickr Album

Samantha DePriest

October 8, 2025

GO Week 2026: “Therefore go and make disciples of all nations..."

Samantha DePriest

October 8, 2025

GO Week 2026:

“Therefore go and make disciples of all nations…”

By Samantha DePriest

In 2018, Trinity Christian School officially launched GO Week. It models after the King of Kings through a week of concentrated servanthood. The goal is for students to grow in their faith, experience the joy of serving others, and see firsthand how God is at work in the world. Since the inception, hundreds and hundreds of TCS students have served locally, regionally, and across the globe as the hands and feet of Jesus. This past week high school parents had the opportunity to hear the heart of Dr. Anthony, Head of School, and Mr. James Wheeler, High School Principal, as they officially launched GO Week 2026 in a parents meeting. Dr. Anthony shared the history and vision behind GO Week as well as a beautiful documentary about Hannah Heilman, TCS Alumni, who has been called by God to enter the mission field. Mr. Wheeler shared, “Our prayer is that God would begin shaping hearts even now, and that TCS would shine His light and leave a lasting impact in every community we serve, both near and far.”

**“Therefore go and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit.” Matthew 28:19.**

Mrs. Cindy Tipton, Operation Mobilization representative, shared about international mission trip opportunities made possible through our ongoing partnership with OM. The mission of OM is “to see vibrant communities of Jesus followers among the least reached.” They aim “to inspire Christians to discover and embrace the gifts and passions God has given, and to equip and connect them with opportunities to use those gifts, sharing God’s love with people who don’t know it.”

This school year, international trip offerings include Dubai, Ecuador, England, Italy, Mexico, and Spain. These trips will allow for cross-cultural ministry and provide students with a deeper understanding of God’s heart for all people. These experiences will also help broaden their worldview while strengthening their faith.

Praise and Worship, TCS High School Chapel

Regional GO Week trips are designed to help our students meet real needs in nearby states and cities, ranging from supporting church plants to engaging in service projects. This spring, GO Week mission teams will travel to Appalachia, Kentucky, and Kerrville, Texas, in partnership with Joshua Expeditions. These trips will give students the opportunity to minister in new settings and witness God at work in our own beautiful country.

Students who remain close to home will serve with local ministry partners throughout our community. Through longstanding partnerships with nonprofits such as Backpack Buddies and Bridging the Gap, and the addition of Rise Against Hunger, our students will assist with day-to-day operations while sharing the love of Christ.

Mr. Ewout van Oosten, TeenStreet International Director

This past week has been filled with excitement and abundant prayer for GO Week 2026. In partnership with their families, students selected the locations where they will serve this coming spring. On Wednesday, during High School Chapel, students heard from Mr. Ewout van Oosten, TeenStreet International Director with OM. Mr. van Oosten shared text direct from scripture and encouraged students to seek God in all their decisions as they prepare their hearts for the mission field.

Through intentional time set aside for gatherings like this, our GO Week leadership team walks alongside students and families over the coming months as they launch into the mission field to serve as the hands and feet of Jesus.

TCS GO WEEK

Operation Mobilzation

Samantha DePriest

October 2, 2025

Senior Year: Preparing to Launch

Samantha DePriest

October 2, 2025

Senior Year: Preparing to Launch

By Samantha DePriest

The mission of Trinity Christian School is to prepare today’s students to impact tomorrow’s world by educating them for cultural engagement, equipping their hearts for character development, and empowering their hands for compassionate service. Throughout our students' time at TCS, this mission remains the focus of our teachers, coaches, and staff. Through vertical alignment within our curriculum and across the three A’’s - Academics, Arts, and Athletics - our students grow in their faith through the integration of biblical principles in all they learn.

Now that our students are settling into the first semester, our high school leadership team is excited to offer several opportunities to connect and grow together with our families. These include recent events such as Senior Parent Night and Morning Coffee with the principal and admin team, as well as the upcoming GO Week Night on October 6. Each gathering provides a valuable opportunity to engage with our mission and strengthen the partnership between school and home. Gathering parent feedback through surveys also helps us continue moving forward and allows us to better meet each student where they are.

High School Principal, Mr. James Wheeler casts vision at the Senior Parent Night.

This week, our new High School Principal, Mr. James Wheeler, shared his vision for the high school with families during both gatherings. His three-pronged approach centers on providing a Christ-centered education with biblical integration throughout the curriculum, maintaining academic rigor, and continuing strong partnerships with parents.

As we look ahead, it is also important to reflect on how far we’ve come. The Class of 2025 set the bar high, with over 90% of our graduates going on to attend a four-year college or university. Two standout students were selected to attend military colleges, while others are attending two-year technical schools or entered the workforce directly. No matter your child’s pathway, our high school guidance team is eager to support each family along this exciting journey. By encouraging students to embrace challenges, learn from their mistakes, believe in themselves, celebrate effort, and embrace feedback, the development of a growth mindset can help students to reach their goals and God given potential.

At Senior Parent Night, important information was shared related to key dates this school year, graduation, college applications, financial aid, scholarships, and more. New this year, the College Guidance landing page was created with our families in mind to provide them the necessary tools and resources for preparing their students for life after TCS. Whether your student is just beginning to think about what they want to do after they graduate or laser focused on what is next, we invite you to partner with us as we seek God first in all we do and trust in all He has in store for each of our students.

9th and 10th Grade Guidance Counselor Mrs. Michelle Hutchenson shares tips for student success.

11th and 12th Grade Guidance Counselor Mr. Brian Fourman shares steps families can take to ensure success after graduation.

Important dates for 2025-2026

College Guidance Webpage

Samantha DePriest

September 30, 2025

September 2025 AOTW

Samantha DePriest

September 30, 2025

TRINITY MIKE FITZPATRICK FORD STUDENT

“ATHLETE OF THE WEEK” AWARDS

By Samantha DePriest

Trinity Christian School is honored to have Mike Fitzpatrick of Fitzpatrick Ford in Newnan recognize several of our Fall student athletes with the “Athlete of the Week” Award. We join Mr. Fitzpatrick in saying that we are wholeheartedly proud of these athletes who demonstrate qualities of leadership, character, and determination in their sport and on their teams. Below are our most recent recipients of the Fitzpatrick “Athlete of the Week Award” for the month of September. Way to go Lions!!

**Colin DePriest**
**Football**
**Week: 9/1**
Colin is a great representative of Trinity Christian School and the Godly standards that this institution represents. Colin is our punter and placekicker and his play had a huge impact in the win over Riverdale Friday night. Colin was 4 of 4 on extra points and 2 of 2 on field goals. His field goals were from 36 and 47 yards. He was also very effective on kickoffs making it difficult for the opposing team to get any return yardage. Congratulations Colin on a job well done.

**Sam Wood**
**Cross Country**
**Week: 9/8**
Sam has broken record after record at our school. Sam is currently looking to run D1 in college with a current 5K time of 15:39. More than being an elite athlete, Sam is a fantastic teammate and able leader!

**Braelyn Hammerstone**
**Varsity Cheer**
**Week: 9/15**
Braelyn has been on Varsity cheer since she was a freshman. She is a senior this year and cheer captain. She gives 100 percent in her performances and has shown great leadership qualities. She helped lead her team to win 1st place at NCA camp this summer.

**Zoe Joyner**
**Volleyball**
**Week: 9/22**
Zoe Joyner - #11, Hitting over .300%, with 9 blocks, and 8 aces! Over the last week Zoe has helped push our team forward with her quiet confidence and exuberant joyfulness! She is our very own spark plug that has selflessly stepped into a different position for us this season, and her hard work is paying off!

**Makenzie Knowles**
**Softball**
**Week: 9/29**
Makenzie is a catcher on our team but plays every position on the field and can play them well. A good athlete and very smart on the field. She has not made an error behind the plate and has a .405 batting average and gets on base every two at bats. She is a competitor on the field, leads by example and is a great teammate.

Samantha DePriest

September 25, 2025

Once A Lion, Always A Lion

Samantha DePriest

September 25, 2025

Once a lion, always a lion

By Samantha DePriest

2025 Valedictorian RJ Coker leading us in prayer for the Homecoming Football Game.

What an incredible night Homecoming 2025 turned out to be at our Lions for Life Alumni Tailgate event! Did you know there are over 1,200 TCS Alumni right here in our community, across the country, and around the globe? From the moment familiar faces walked through the gates at our Lion stadium, the campus was filled with smiles, hugs, and lots of laughter. Former students shared stories of God’s faithfulness and the many ways they are thriving in their careers, families, and service. The joy of reconnecting with teachers and classmates reminded us of the lasting community that Trinity Christian School builds, one that extends far beyond graduation.

2023 Alumni Brianna Hernandez singing the National Anthem.

The Alumni Tailgate kicked off at 7pm on the patio just as the excitement down on the football field began. The first principal of Trinity Christian School, Mrs. Frances Ashe, was honored as the 2025 Homecoming Grand Marshal. TCS Head of School, Dr. Mark Anthony, escorted Mrs. Ashe onto the field as she was recognized by our school community for her years of compassionate service and continued prayers and support.

The pregame prayer was led by 2024 Homecoming King and Class of 2025 Valedictorian RJ Coker. RJ is currently a Cadet in the United States Air Force Academy and a video of him in uniform praying over our school and the big game was shared on the Jumbotron. A beautiful rendition of our national anthem was performed by Class of 2023 graduate Brianna Hernandez who is currently a sophomore at Lee University in Cleveland, Tennessee.

1st TCS Principal Mrs. Frances Ashe pictured with Head of School Dr. Mark Anthony
Image by Oscar Camejo

Through out the evening, our cherished alumni and TCS staff from past and present spent time in fellowship, enjoying a meal at the Alumni Tailgate reminiscing over the good ol’ days, looking through old yearbooks, and playing corn hole. From hugs to high-fives, the Lions For Life Alumni event was a reminder that Trinity bonds never fade.

We love to stay in touch with all of our alumni. Please click the button below to let us know where life has taken you and how you are doing. We would love to pray for you and with you as you launch into these next exciting chapters of your lives because even thought you were once a lion, you are always a lion.

Lion for Life

Samantha DePriest

September 8, 2025

Impact Beyond the Classroom: A Night of Gratitude

Samantha DePriest

September 8, 2025

Impact Beyond the Classroom: A Night of Gratitude

By Samantha DePriest

Beyond lesson plans, classroom management, and grading papers, teachers shape hearts, build character, and leave imprints that last a lifetime. This past Friday night, under the bright lights of our packed stadium, that truth came to life in a moving way as our senior football players took time before kickoff to honor their teachers who made a lasting impact on their lives. In a night usually defined by touchdowns and team spirit, it was the intentional and heartfelt recognition of these teachers that stole the spotlight reminding us all that teaching is not just a profession, it is a calling.

Mr. Chris Paschal, High School Bible Teacher

Recognized by Jake Anderson

“I would like to thank Mr. Chris Paschal for being such a great teacher.” Jake shared that Mr. Paschal is really good at building connections with his students and that’s how they got so close. Jake’s favorite memory in Mr. Paschal’s class was when they would do the Bible walk and talks. Jake credits Mr. Paschal for helping to build his spiritual relationship and lead his walk with God.

Mr. Ron Edwards, former High School Bible Teacher

Recognized by Sawyer Boone

Sawyer shared, “Mr. Ron Edwards is a once-in-a-lifetime kind of teacher. He is special because he takes the time to invest in the lives of each student in and out of school.” Sawyer goes on to share, “Mr. Edwards regularly met with a group of my guy friends to help us grow in our walk with the Lord.” Sawyer is appreciative of all of the time that Mr. Edwards has invested in him and his peers..

Mrs. Christy Faircloth, High School Science Teacher

Recognized by Greg Brezina

Greg shared that his all-time favorite teacher is Mrs. Christy Faircloth. He shared, “What makes Mrs. Faircloth so special is her deep love for teaching and her willingness to make meaningful connections with her students. Mrs. Faircloth inspires confidence and encourages a deep love for education. I have never found more joy in school than I have in Mrs. Faircloth’s class.” Greg’s favorite memories include dissecting the frog and shooting fireworks.” Greg is thankful for Mrs. Faircloth for everything she has done for him and for TCS. He goes on to share “I thank her for inspiring me to love and value my education. I also want to thank her for helping shape me into the man I am today.”

Mrs. Cassie Richardson, High School Skills Teacher Recognized by DJ Dumas

DJ shared that Mrs. Richardson always gave him fun snacks and always loved to have fun. She knows how to make learning fun. He shared, “I’m really thankful to her for teaching me important life lessons.”

Mrs. Mille Smith, Middle School Math Teacher Recognized by Reese Earl

Reese shared that he had a very special teacher in 8th grade, Mrs. Millie Smith. Reese went on to share, “Mrs. Smith took on a very big job when she taught my 8th grade math class. We were special in more ways than one, but she always had patience for us and made learning fun. My favorite memory in that class was when she took us to Chick-fil-A because we were learning about real world math.” Reese shared that , “Mrs. Smith is probably going to cry when I tell her this, but I want to thank her for teaching me and for always going above and beyond for all of her students.”

Ms. Beth Buckley, High School Science Teacher Recognized by Peyton Echols

He shared that Ms. Beth Buckley is the all-time best teacher. He says that “She has an amazing personality and unreal level of patience. His favorite memory is interrupting Ms. Buckley when she was coaching throwing so she could watch him try to throw. I am thankful for Ms. Buckley for being so patient with all of her students and taking time to teach them.”

Mr. Jay French, High School Bible Teacher Recognized by Preston Funk

Preston says that Mr. French cares about his students and wants what’s best for them. His favorite memory is when Mr. French took his class outside to play football. Preston says, “I would like to thank Mr. French for helping me strengthen my relationship with Christ.”

Mr. Taylor Bouma. former High School Science Teacher Recognized by Bakari Hamilton

Bakari said his all-time favorite teacher is Mr. Bouma. He says, “Mr. Bouma was very personable and made me enjoy class everyday. There are too many special memories to list, but one that sticks out was that one time during final exams when Mr. Bouma brought a bubble blower and we took pictures.” Bakari is grateful for Mr. Bouma for continuing to be so supportive through the years.

Mr. Ryan Tipton, HS Bible Teacher Recognized by Trevor McDowell

Trevor would like to thank Mr. Ryan Tipton for being such a great teacher. Trevor says that, “Mr. Tipton helped me understand the theological side of the Bible and made it more understandable.” His favorite memory was when the class overloaded on sugar with cookies and tea in class. Trevor would like to thank Mr. Tipton “for always being so positive and helping me understand that nothing is too big for God.”

Mr. Christy Stephenson, Upper Elementary English Teacher Recognized by Chase Randolph

Chase shared, “Mrs. Stephenson would always take time to help me better understand the lesson. I could tell she really cared about me. She would always teach in a fun way so that I could focus. Mrs. Stephenson was the best teacher and always put up with me.”

Mrs. Tracey Long, Upper Elementary Math Teacher Recognized by Michael Rosser

Michael shared, “Mrs. Long was so kind. Her classroom was always warm and welcoming. She was always so relaxed and made class so fun. My favorite memory was having fun with my friends in the class.”

Mr. Dylan Higgins, Middle School Bible Teacher Recognized by Lee Sibille

Lee shared that “Mr. Higgins was a great teacher because he is such a friendly person and can have a friendly conversation. Those conversations always make your day. A special memory in his class were all of the class discussions.”

Mr. Nathan Blevins, former High School Spanish Teacher Recognized by Austin Taylor

Austin shared, “I would like to thank Mr. Nathan Blevins for being such a great teacher. Austin says that Mr. Blevins made freshman year fun and unique. Second period class was fun every day because of the way we were challenged. Austin says, “My favorite memory was when we were playing a game, but could only speak Spanish. It was hilarious how bad we were.” Austin would like to thank Mr. Blevins for sparking an interest for learning Spanish and staying positive even when it was hard.

Mrs. Jennifer Duncan, former 1st Grade Teacher Recognized by Ben Wesson

Ben shared, “My first grade teacher, Mrs. Jennifer Duncan, was my all-time favorite teacher.” He shares, “Mrs. Duncan was very sweet and her class was really enjoyable. My favorite memory when it was my turn to jump on the classroom trampoline. Mrs. Duncan was so patient and caring and always poured into me.”

Mr. Shiflitt, High School Math Teacher Recognized by Ranauldo Wright

Renaldo shared, “Mr. Shifflett was the all-time best teacher during 11th grade math. He always made it apparent that he was there for us, not just to give us a grade. During most advisement periods we liked playing Super Smash Brothers. Ranauldo would like to thank Mr. Shiffler for making classes fun and engaging while also helping us get work done.”

Samantha DePriest

September 3, 2025

Hannah Heilman: TCS Alumni On Mission For God

Samantha DePriest

September 3, 2025

Hannah Heilman: TCS Alumni On Mission For God

By Samantha DePriest

Class of 2022 Alumni Hannah Heilman first attended Trinity Christian School when she was in Pre-K. Her parents, Pastor Ben and Pastor Kami, both served as missionaries. While they traveled all around the world sharing the gospel, Hannah and her younger brother Ethan were enrolled at TCS whenever they were back in the States. Her family primarily served in Cambodia and were there for almost 8 years serving in various cities and towns.

Hannah Heilman

Hannah shares, “During my time at Trinity, I was involved in musical theater in fourth grade, and in high school in chapel worship, student council, Beta Club, and served as vice president of NHS. I also had the privilege of leading a discipleship group (D-Group) my senior year.”

The investment our teachers and coaches make into the lives of our students is invaluable. Hannah shares “I was blessed with many incredible teachers at Trinity who poured into my life and encouraged me to become who I am today. One of the most influential was Mr. Chris Pascal. He invited me to lead a D-Group my senior year, and each week, all the D-Group leaders met with him for mentoring. That investment had a huge impact on my spiritual growth and leadership.”

When asked what advice she would share with our current students, Hannah shared, “ I would say: surrender your plans to God—His ways are always better. I knew God had called me into ministry, but it wasn’t until the end of my senior year that I realized that call was to missions. Saying “yes” was difficult, but God has proven faithful every step of the way. I’d also encourage students to make the most of every ministry opportunity, whether in their local church or during college. Those experiences have shaped me deeply and helped me grow in my ministry gifts.”

After TCS, Hannah went on to attend Southeastern University in Florida and earned a degree in Missional Leadership. She has a heart for children and youth ministry and building up the indigenous church. Now she serves as an Assemblies of God World Missions (AGWM) Missionary Associate to Micronesia. She will be serving on the island of Pohnpei for two years working under the leadership of a veteran missionary. She will be working with the next generation as 65% of the population of Micronesia is under the age of 25. She is so excited to see how God uses her passions to minister to those in the islands of Micronesia.

The indigenous people speak a different language there. Hannah is up for the challenge and already preparing for her arrival. She shares, ‘I’ve started weekly language lessons with Gorinna, a Pohnpeian woman whose dad is an Assemblies of God pastor. She’s helping me learn basic phrases and culture before I move and she’ll keep helping once I’m on the island. I’m excited to learn!”

The calling on her life is great and God has prepared her for this next chapter. Hannah shares, “God called me into ministry at ten years old and laid the island of Guam on my heart. In my senior year of high school, God called me into missions. From here, I began going on mission trips and prayed about where God would send me. When the door opened to serve on the island of Pohnpei in Micronesia, I knew this was what God had for me. I hope to serve in missions for the rest of my life.”

The TCS family couldn’t be more excited for what God has in store for Hannah over the next two years. To join her prayer team and receive her bi-monthly newsletter, simply click the button below. This is a wonderful way for our students and families to learn more about life as a missionary and support one of our alumni in life after TCS.

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Samantha DePriest

September 3, 2025

2025 TCS Homecoming Representatives

Samantha DePriest

September 3, 2025

2025 TCS Homecoming Representatives

By Samantha DePriest

What an honor it is to announce the 2025 TCS Homecoming Court Representatives. Each of these students maintain good grades, have lots of school spirit, and demonstrate the character and conduct of Christ in their day to day actions as well as online. Each of them are so grateful for the support and recognition by their peers. This experience is a special part of their high school journey and makes for lasting memories.

9th grade Representatives

**Abbey Gasaway**
Abbey has attended TCS for 4 years and is involved in volleyball, student council, and plans to be a part of flag football. At TCS, Abbey loves being able to have scripture and godly based classes, her teachers, the great atmosphere, and sport opportunities.

**Mackenzie Clark**
Mackenzie has attended TCS for 5 years and is involved in soccer, track and field, cross country, theatre, student council, sports medicine, and student ambassador. Mackenzie loves the environment, teachers, and our dedication to Jesus. The Trinity teachers always put God first in their lessons as well as our coaches. We do everything to honor and glorify the Lord. The Trinity community is a family to her and she is amazed to see everyone come together through the power of prayer even before classes. The Trinity family has helped her grow in her faith and she does the best to serve it.

**Landon Barnhill**
Landon has attended TCS for 10 years and is involved in football, lacrosse, and basketball. Landon loves that he has teachers that care about his spiritual development over anything else, which is important when there are so many distractions for young believers.

**Henry Cook**
Henry has attended TCS for 5 years and is involved in theatre, Esports, worship team, fine arts, art classes and Legacy Theatre. Henry loves how he can openly worship and talk about Jesus, and how we support and encourage each other.

10th grade Representatives

**Peyton Miller**
Peyton has attended TCS for the past year and is involved in varsity soft ball and varsity basketball. Peyton loves the atmosphere and community of TCS. She enjoys our Christ centered academics and morals. Peyton looks forward to worship and chapel on Wednesdays.

**Nora Kate Rudny**
Nora has attended TCS for 3 years and is involved in GoWeek, and junior and varsity soccer. Nora loves that Trinity feels like a community and not just a school where she's able to worship Jesus not only on Sunday but on Wednesday as well. Chapel is one of her favorite parts about Trinity. She also loves how friendly all of the students and staff are.

**Russ Bryan**
Russ has attended TCS for 7 years and is involved in football, lacrosse, golf, Chamber Group, orchestra, string quartet and Beta Club. Russ loves that TCS gives him so many opportunities to grow, whether it’s sports, academics, or just finding where you fit in.

**Noah Heath**
Noah has attended TCS for the past year and is involved in soccer and basketball. Noah loves that he gets to choose who he wants to be and Trinity allows him to grow in it.

11th grade Representatives

**Harper Gonzalez**
Harper has attended TCS for 3 years and is involved in theatre, production, swim team, worship team, and a junior officer in Beta Club. At TCS, Harper loves the community and opportunities offered through extra curricular activities.

**Sophie Selleck**
Sophie has attended TCS for 13 years and is involved in color guard, art classes, theatre, chorus, worship team, jazz band, beta club, lacrosse, the district and national fine arts festivals. Sophie loves how the staff continually pour into their lives as students and the presence of Bible teaching on our campus. She also enjoys the wide range of clubs, D-groups, extracurriculars, and classes that she can be a part of at TCS.

**Lucas Moromisato**
Lucas has attended TCS for 4 years and is involved in soccer, Beta Club, and NHS. Lucas loves that TCS is more than just a school, it's a community of Christ followers where he grows academically and his faith in Jesus.

**Tony Pack**
Tony has attended TCS for 3 years and is involved in Beta Club leadership while helping organize events around games and showing support whenever he can. Tony loves how we honor God every single day. He also enjoys how connected the school is, everyone knows each other, and every teacher has become his favorite because they are all so kind, Christ-like, and great explainers in the subject they teach.

12th grade representatives

**Kathryn Andrews**
Kathryn has attended TCS for 10 years and is involved in NHS, Beta Club(Vice President), Student Council, and the soccer team. Kathryn loves the ability to pray and talk about God in class. She is grateful for the opportunity to travel and reach people in other parts of the world through Go Week with Trinity. She's looking forward to Bible this year with Mr.Tipton and loves all of her teachers. Kathryn would like to be crowned Queen to represent her class and even if she's not crowned queen she will just enjoy being a part of the court and dressing up.

**Adeline Earley**
Adeline has attended TCS for 11 years and is involved in varsity volleyball, nationally ranked volleyball teams, a charity art club that she co-founded, NHS, Beta Club, Student Council and youth group through the Church of the Highlands. At TCS, Adeline enjoys the opportunities provided through mission trips during GoWeek. She also loves the chapel where she gets to worship with friends. Adeline would like to be crowned Queen because it would mean that she's made an impact on people. It would also be an encouragement to always let the light of Jesus shine in her in a way that glorifies God and shows love to the people around her.

**Bella Goode**
Bella has attended TCS for 7 years and is involved in cheerleading, track and field, flag football, student athletic training, Beta Club, NHS, and is a founding member of the gymnastics team. At TCS, Bella loves the environment. People are helpful, welcoming and go out of their way to show others God's love. She specifically loves the teachers and coaches because they are really supportive and make sure to form individual connections with their students or athletes. Bella would like to be crowned Homecoming Queen because it would be an opportunity for her to represent my grade. Also, her grandmother and mom were both homecoming queens for their high school and it would be really cool to carry on the honor for a third generation.

**Emma Grace Hall**
Emma Grace has attended TCS for 9 years and is involved in junior/varsity cheer and archery. At TCS, Emma Grace loves that the environment is always welcoming and inviting and there are so many students who you can go to if you need advice about anything as well as teachers. Emma Grace would like to become homecoming queen because she believes being crowned Queen displays that she has made an impact on the students around her which is what she tries to do every day.

**Sophia Loftis**
Sophia has attended TCS for 3 years and is involved in Track, Cross Country, Sports Medicine, NHS, and Beta Club. Sophia is thankful for Trinity and all the amazing teachers and students. She loves how intentional teachers and faculty are at incorporating Christ into everything the school does from chapel every week, praying before class, or the bible verses on the walls of every classroom. She also loves the variety of extracurriculars and classes offered that can challenge students and encourage their passions. Sophia thinks it would be such a privilege to be crowned queen and represent her school, the class of 2026, but more importantly than these things she would love to honor and reflect Jesus on court!

**Emma Wargofcak**
Emma has attended TCS for 12 years and is involved in Student Council, Beta Club, NHS, basketball, soccer, softball, and GoWeek. Emma loves how Christ centered Trinity is. She thinks it makes our school stand out and be more of a family in Christ together. Emma would like to be crowned queen because she would love to set an example for the rest of our school to get out of your comfort zone, have fun, and to always trust God because no matter what you go through he will be by your side!

**Greg Brezina**
Greg has attended TCS for 5 years and is involved in wrestling, track, football, theatre and drama, live media production, and worship band. At TCS, Greg loves the presence of God in everything he does at Trinity. From the football field, to the classroom, to the stage, every coach, teacher, or director has ultimately pointed him to Jesus. Trinity has taught him how to live his life in complete worship to the Lord. Greg thinks it would be super cool and fun to be homecoming king! He remembers being an underclassmen watching the seniors get crowned and wanted to follow in their footsteps as they were people who he looked up to with tremendous respect.

**AJ Brown**
AJ has attended TCS for 2 years and is involved in varsity soccer, Esports, NHS and Beta Club. At TCS, AJ loves the community that is available. At all other schools he’s attended he's never felt more welcome since he started at Trinity. AJ would like to be crowned king for the sole reason that he believes he can embody what a Trinity Christian school homecoming king should look like. He wants to lead others to Christ and thinks he can do that with the role of homecoming king.

**Andrew Fourman**
Andrew has attended TCS for 8 years and is involved in basketball, Beta Club, NHS and Student Council. Andrew loves how TCS has the mindset to be set apart from what the world thinks a school should be and how we integrate Christ into everything we do. Andrew would like to be crowned homecoming King because he feels it is a tremendous achievement to have and it would be fun to be a part of it.

**Eli Heath**
Eli has attended TCS for 2 years and is involved in broadcasting, film, theatre tech, and Weekly Roar. At TCS, Eli loves the community of people, sports, and Bible atmosphere. Eli would like to become king because it sounds really fun and his friends said he should go for it.

**Sam Wood**
Sam has attended TCS for 3 years and is involved in cross country, track, Student Council, NHS, Beta Club, Esports, prayer groups and D-Group. At TCS, Sam loves the community, energy and persistence that people bring to get stuff done. Sam thinks it would be a cool opportunity to be in front of everyone at homecoming and represent the school.

**Ranauldo Wright**
Ranauldo has attended TCS for 4 years and is involved in tennis, wrestling, swim, football, Beta Club and Student Council. Ranauldo loves the “family” feeling of TCS where you know everyone, are able to talk to everyone and speak to his teachers with respect but also as a friend. Ranauldo would like to be crowned king because his mom was crowned queen her senior year and she thought if he ran he could possibly get it too.

Join us on Friday, September 26th in Lions Stadium to celebrate these amazing students and the announcement of our Homecoming King and Queen.

Samantha DePriest

September 2, 2025

AUGUST 2025 AOTW

Samantha DePriest

September 2, 2025

TRINITY MIKE FITZPATRICK FORD STUDENT

“ATHLETE OF THE WEEK” AWARDS

By Samantha DePriest

**Reese Anderson**
**Volleyball**
**8/18**
Reese not only leads our team in aces (14), but also in hitting percentage (.509) with our first 5 matches of the season! Reese is the definition of a humble, hard working athlete. She doesn't take plays off, and leads our team by example! Her continued hard work and positive attitude will have a lasting impact on those around her.

**Anna Aycock**
**Softball**
**8/25**
Anna is the starter at second base for the varsity softball team and also catches. She is a senior with strong Christian values and has tremendous spirit in leading the girls. She has had a great start to the season.
.545 Avg.
.643 OBP
7 Stolen Bases
5 Runs
6 Hits
3RBI
.818 Slugging
1 Double
1 Triple

Samantha DePriest

August 28, 2025

Clubs with a Purpose: Faith, Leadership, and Service at TCS

Samantha DePriest

August 28, 2025

Clubs with a Purpose:

Faith, Leadership, and Service at TCS

By Samantha DePriest

At Trinity Christian School, student life extends beyond the classroom. Through a variety of high school clubs, students are given the opportunity to grow in their faith, develop leadership skills, and serve their community while building lasting friendships and discovering their gifts. From the academic dedication of BETA Club and the National Honor Society, to the spiritual fellowship of FCA, each club at TCS is rooted in a greater purpose: preparing students to lead with integrity, serve with compassion, and live out their faith boldly in every area of life. New clubs are still being announced for this school year, stay tuned for more information in Inside the Pride.

BETA CLUB

Beta Club emphasizes four pillars: (academic achievement, character, leadership, & service by providing opportunities and experiences to impact our members, our school, and our community.

Students must be in 10th or 11th grade, maintain a 3.75 weighted GPA and are invited to join.

TCS BETA Club staff advisor is Mr. Duane Theobold.

TCS BETA Club inductions will be held on Monday, September 29th.

Meetings are held the second Wednesday of each month during Advisement.

Activities include but are not limited to; serving as hospitality liaisons on Friday Night Lights driving golf carts, serving at the annual Trinity Fall Family Fest, hosting the annual Veterans Day dinner, and many more school wide functions.

NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY

National Honor Society develops students in Leadership, Character, Scholarship, and Service.

Students must be in 11th or 12th grade, maintain a 4.0 Weighted GPA, academic course requirement, and complete an application.

TCS NHS staff advisors are Mrs. Christy Faircloth & Mrs. Kacey White.

TCS NHS inductions will be held on Monday, September 29th.

Meetings are held the 1st Wednesday of each month during advisement.

Activities include but are not limited to: collecting items and donations for the Coweta Pregnancy Center, serve with local non-profits like Abby’s Angels, Frontline, Operation Christmas Child, and more.

Trinity NHS can also be found on Instagram @trinitychristiannhs.

FELLOWSHIP OF CHRISTIAN ATHLETES (FCA)

Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA) builds relationships that will demonstrate steadfast commitment to Jesus Christ and His Word through Integrity, Serving, Teamwork and Excellence. FCA aims to equip coaches and athletes to grow in Christ through God’s Word.

Student athletes in grades 9th through 12th are welcome to join.

TCS FCA staff advisor is Mr. Dan Robertson.

Meetings are held monthly.

TCS Fellowship of Christian Athletes can also be found on Instagram @tcs_fca.

STUDENT COUNCIL

The purpose of Student Council is for students to plan and implement school activities to help grow school spirit.

Each year there are 25 spots per grade in 9th - 12th grades. Currently, all spots are filled for 10th -12th grade. Applications were sent to 9th grade at the end of 8th grade and beginning of 9th grade..

TCS staff advisor is Mrs. Shannon Bragg.

Meetings are held the 3rd week of the month.

TCS Student Council can also be found on Instagram @studentcouncil.tcs..

TROUPE 8184 THEATRE HONOR SOCIETY

Theatre Honor Society is an honor society for excellence in Theatre. Students can earn points through various theatrical endeavors and have an opportunity to connect with a network of artists.

It is open to students in grades 9th to 12th grade. Each student must earn 100 hours of quality theatre at TCS to apply to induct in April.

TCS Theatre Honor Society staff advisor is Mrs. Lizzie Perez.

Meetings are held on the 4th Wednesday of each month during advisement.

THEATRE

Theatre Club is for students in grades 9th through 12th with a love for storytelling or art. There is no GPA requirement and students can audition for shows to be onstage in plays or musicals with singing and dancing. Students can work backstage with set changes, help with costume and stage design, make up and hair design, or help paint or build sets.

Staff Advisor is Mrs. Lizzie Perez.

There aren’t any official meetings. Students will rehearse or work on sets and costumes.

MARCHING LIONS

Marching Lions is an after school option in the Fall which performs at all varsity football games, and competes several times throughout the marching season at local festivals. Students play wind instruments, various percussion instruments, or participate in the Color Guard, which includes dance, flags, rifles and more.

Staff Advisor is Mrs. Katie Palmer

Multiple after school rehearsals happen each week in the fall, most performances are on Friday nights, festivals are on Saturdays.

DANCE

Dance Club happens one day per week after school. Students learn various dance styles in preparation for an end of semester recital. There are also opportunities for student leaders to help the younger dancers during their rehearsals.

The scripture verse for the TCS Dance Program is: “Let them praise His name with dancing.” Psalm 149:3

Staff Advisor is Mrs. Tara Christian.

Dance Club for HS students this semester take place after school on Fridays beginning the week of September 2-5. Rehearsals will meet in the High School Spanish Suite (2nd floor).

The fee for Dance Club is $175 for High School. To register, simply click the button below.

Dance Club Registration

JAZZ ENSEMBLE

Jazz Ensemble happens each spring semester, one day per week after school. Students learn various jazz styles in a small group combo setting.

Staff Advisor is Mr. Tim Hurt

Rehearsals for Jazz Ensemble take place on Thursday afternoons weekly in the spring semester.

Samantha DePriest

August 18, 2025

What's New After The Bell: Trinity's Exciting Club Lineup

Samantha DePriest

August 18, 2025

What's New After The Bell:

Trinity's Exciting Club Lineup

By Samantha DePriest

Trinity Christian School is excited to announce a variety of after-school clubs designed to inspire and engage lower elementary, upper elementary, and middle school students beyond the classroom. These programs are designed to provide students with enriching opportunities to explore their interests, develop new skills, or build friendships outside the classroom. Whether it’s sharpening strategy on the chessboard, hitting the track for a run, or stepping into the spotlight on stage, each club offers a unique space for our students to grow and thrive. New clubs are still being announced for this school year, stay tuned for more information in Inside the Pride.

ACADEMIC BOWL TEAM

Would your middle school student like to compete against other school teams in the areas of math, geography, spelling, essay-writing, and history? We are looking to form teams to compete at the following upcoming competitions:

Oct 9 (Date Change) = Academic Day
Jan 16 = Quiz Bowl

Students will practice during regular school hours (lunch, elective and/or dismissal) to avoid conflict with after school sports as much as possible.

Grades: Middle School

Cost - $100 per student covers registration costs and a TCS team polo.

More information - Email Adam Vinson adam.vinson@tcslions.org

Chess Club

Coach Rodney Lewis and Championship Chess present a systematic, fun way to build chess skills during chess instruction and supervised play. Studies show that chess improves math, reading and problem solving and our methods connect these academic benefits to our classes.

Chess Contact: Rodney Lewis 770-560-1071 rodneylewis33@gmail.com

School Contact: Lisa Railey, 770-251-6770 lisa.railey@tcslions.org

Cost: $199 per child for this session

Day and Time: Thursday after school from 3:00-4:00 pm.

Pre-registration is required, at least 2 days before the first class.

Dates: Fall Session Aug. 28-Oct.30. Parents need to record dates. Chess club will start as scheduled unless you receive a notification.

Grades: Any student in 1st through 5th grade. Younger students accepted only if they know how the pieces move and capture, or if an older sibling is in chess club. There can be 2 groups: Advanced open to all students who know how to play requires at least 10. Beginner class for non-players requires at least 8.

Elementary School Chess Club

Middle School Chess Club

DANCE Club

The Performing Arts Department is excited to offer Dance Club this year for grades PreK 4 through 12th grade. TCS Dance Club is a girls-only, creative, high-energy group open to students who love to move, perform, and worship through music. Members will learn a variety of dance styles, build teamwork skills, and prepare exciting routines for school events. Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced dancer, dance club offers a fun, supportive way to improve your technique, make new friends, and use your talent for Christ. Join us to share your passion for dance and be part of an enthusiastic team that inspires others through performance!

Dates:

Mondays - 1st through 3rd grade (3rd grade option)
Tuesdays - 3rd through 5th grade (3rd grade option)
Wednesdays - HS
Thursdays - PreK 4 and K5
Fridays - MS
*All sessions begin at 3:45pm in the HS Spanish Suite (2nd floor)

Recital Date: Dress rehearsal December 15 // Recital December 16 - Wadsworth Auditorium, Newnan

More information: Contact our Dance Club Director, Tara Christian tara.christian@tcslions.org

Registration: https://forms.gle/oRvCh6wFyACjji1G8

ELEMENTARY DRAMA CLUB

WINNIE THE POOH

1st-3rd grade will be presenting WINNIE THE POOH KIDS. We still have FIVE spots left in our 1st-3rd Grade Drama Club Production of Winnie the Pooh Kids!

For information on dates and how to be involved, please explore the following links:

Details Dates

Registration ---> https://forms.gle/XamCsUjwEjbvY2NP6

More information: Please email Lizzie Perez with any questions - Lizzie Perez

WILLY WONKA JR.

3rd-5th grade will be presenting WILLY WONKA JR and we still have spots left!

For information on dates and how to be involved, please explore the following links: Details Dates

JUNIOR BETA CLUB

***COMING SOON***

We are excited to announce that we will be starting Junior Beta Club for our middle schoolers this year. More information will be coming soon so be on the lookout for qualifications and requirements.

Running Club

Welcome to Running Club for students in grades 1st, 2nd, and 3rd!

SCHEDULE: We begin on Wednesday, September 3rd through Wednesday, November 5th. We meet after school on Wednesdays until 4:00 p.m.

DISMISSAL TO RC: Coaches will pick your students up from their classrooms and escorted to the Track.

WHAT TO WEAR: Students can wear their school uniforms to run in or bring a change of athletic clothes. Students will be given time to change before going to the Track. Water bottle and athletic shoes are a MUST.

STUDENT PICK UP: is at the Track. Students still at the Track at 4:05 p.m. will be escorted to the Agape after school program and can be picked up by a parent/guardian there.

COST: is $100.00 per student which includes a Running Club t-shirt. Payments can be submitted via personal check (made out to Cassie Richardson) or via Venmo @Cassie-C-Richardson

QUESTIONS: Email at cassie.richardson@tcslions.org

REGISTRATION: Running Club

VIDEO GAME CLUB

We will be offering the following games initially with the opportunity to grow our offerings throughout the year.

Super Mario Kart
Super Smash Bros.
NCAA Football 26

Cost? - $150 for a 12-week session starting the week of September 8. The club will meet after school from 4-5pm 1 day per week and will conclude the week of December 1. Our hope is to build enough interest to eventually create an opportunity for an E-sport team.

Grades: Middle School

If your child is interested, please complete this form.

Samantha DePriest

August 12, 2025

TCS students attend National Fine Arts Festival

Samantha DePriest

August 12, 2025

TCS students attend National Fine Arts Festival

By Stacie Moore and Samantha DePriest

Trinity Fine Arts is comprised of both Middle and High School students who love to use their artistic talents for the Lord. Mrs. Stacie Moore, Trinity Fine Arts Director, shared, “Through a variety of methods, students are equipped to express God’s truth to their generation. We help them discover, develop and deploy their gifts. Trinity FA teams use their gifts in Trinity Church services, TCS chapel services, and other community outreaches.”

Mrs. Moore goes on to share, “This year, the teams included Trinity gospel choir, vocal ensembles, worship teams, percussion and instrumental ensembles, drama, songwriting, short sermon, dramatized quoting, puppets, dance, photography, art, creative writing and more. Trinity’s teams participate and annually attend National Fine Arts Festival. This year, the festival was in Orlando, Florida, along with 11,000 other students. Here the students present their prepared pieces for evaluators and all the other students over 5 days. Students exceeded our expectations with their presentations and they grew closer to Christ in the evening services. Our students earned 9 callbacks, which is an honor to be able to present and be in the top percentage of the presentations from all over the country. One highlight was the worship night where Natalie Grant, along with her daughters, led worship for the Festival. Another highlight was being able to take the artwork in memory of Samantha Malenius. Her Visual Art, Jelly Fish Three-Dimensional earned 6th place. All in all, the team had an amazing time. The last day was spent at Magic Kingdom, where fun was had by all.”

TC Trio, Small Vocal Ensemble: Sophia Selleck, Keira Moore, Riley Cook

“We are incredibly proud to share our Nationals Recap for 2025! This year, 31 students represented our campus with excellence, submitting a total of 52 entries across various categories. Their hard work and dedication paid off with 35 Superior ratings, and 16 entries finishing in the Top 10 nationally. Even more impressively, 8 of those entries placed in the Top 3, with 2 earning First Place Merit honors. What an outstanding showing from our talented students!”

TC Student Keira Moore pictured center with Jason Moore (Dad) and Stacie Moore (Mom)

Top 10

● 1st place - Keira Moore, Songwriting

● 1st place - TC Trio, Small Vocal Ensemble (Riley Cook, Keira Moore, Sophia Selleck)

● 2nd place - Keira Moore, Worship Leading Solo SR

● 2nd place - Fire & Rimstones, Percussion Ensemble Traditional (Sophia Hurt, Vincent

Mullins, Lorelai Selleck, Seth Williams, Hank Woody, Wyatt Woody, Sophie Young)

● 3rd place - Kings Chamber, Instrumental Ensemble, Traditional (Sophia Hurt, Vincent

Mullins, Brie Todhunter, Sophie Young)

● 3rd place - Henry Cook, Musical Theater Solo JR

● 3rd place - Keira Moore, Female Vocal Solo, SR

● 3rd place - Voices of Trinity, Vocal Ensemble, Large (Emma Grace Andrews, Henry Cook,

Riley Cook, Sam Fader, Avery Hoper, Sophia Hurt, Gracie Little, Keira Moore, Sophia Selleck)

● 6th place - Samantha Malenius (in memory), Visual Art Three-Dimensional

● 6th place - Dunked, Drama Ensemble, Large (Emma Grace Andrews, Brandon Edson, Sam

Fader, Daniel Freeman, Avery Hopper, Gracie Little, Keira Moore, Faith Mullins, Nate Robinson,

Sophia Selleck)

● 6th place - Hands Held High Puppets (Henry Cook, Brandon Edson, Cameron Fader, Sam

Fader, Sophia Fader, Gracie Little, Faith Mullins, Sophie Young)

● 7th place - girl stawp, Readers Theater (Addison Davis, Emma Grace Andrews, Emberlyn

Wozniak)

● 7th place - BEATS MODE, Percussion, Unconventional (Brandon Edson, Sam Fader,

Sophia Hurt, Gracie LIttle, Keira Moore, Vincent Mullins, Lorelai Seleck, Brie Todhunter, Sophie

Young)

● 7th place - TC Worship, Worship Team, Small (Riley Cook, Keira Moore, Hank Woody)

● 7th place - That’s So Gretch, Drama Ensemble, Small (Emma Grace Andrews, Avery

Hopper, Keira Moore, Lily Wozniak)

● 9th place - HARK! Musical Theater, Ensemble, Small (Henry Cook, Riley Cook, Keira

Moore)

Trinity Fine Arts is open to 6th to 12th grade students. The launch meeting for the 2025-26 season will be held on Sunday, October 19 at 4 p.m. in Building 1, Student Center. Please contact Stacie Moore at stacie.moore@tri-church.com for more information.

Samantha DePriest

July 31, 2025

Trinity 101: What Every Family Should Know This Fall

Samantha DePriest

July 31, 2025

Trinity 101: What Every Family Should Know This Fall

By Samantha DePriest

Whether you are new to TCS or a returning family member, you are likely looking for ways to learn all things Trinity as soon as possible. As we embark on a new exciting school year, our goal is that all families have access to the information they need, when they need it. Giving our students and families meaningful opportunities to connect and laying the foundation for relationships that will grow and strengthen in the years to come have always been a top priority. Early connections are essential, whether bonding with classmates, teammates, or teachers. And TCS isn’t just about our students, it is about our parents and grandparents as well. While our Trinity family continues to expand, so do the opportunities to get involved. From extracurricular activities and after-school clubs to service projects and more, there truly is something for everyone at TCS.

Inside the Pride

Inside the Pride, our weekly e-newsletter, is sent to subscribers every Sunday at 6pm. It serves as the main source of communication from the school to families.

Blackbaud

Blackbaud serves as our academic and tuition management system. While in Blackbaud under the Resources tab, you will find tips and tools to help you navigate not only the software but also the Parent Student Handbook, Supply Lists, Nursing Forms, Lunch with your Student sign up (starting after Labor Day), and much more.

School Calendar

To stay up to date on campus events and activities, you may visit our online school calendar.

Social Media

TCS maintains active accounts on Facebook and Instagram to help families stay connected. Trinity Christian School also has a library of videos that cover a variety of topics, including our Table Talk series, school updates, and much more. Click here to visit the channel and subscribe.

PTF

The mission of Parent Teacher Fellowship (PTF) is to serve our teachers and students by engaging parents in volunteer service to our school community. PTF also focuses on helping grow our school community by hosting events that foster connections with students, parents, grandparents, and staff. The PTF section of Inside the Pride can be found by scrolling down to the bottom of the e-newsletter and clicking on the button. There you will find signups for volunteer opportunities, teacher preference lists for birthday gifts, and much more.

LIONS CLUB

The TCS Lions Club is a passionate community dedicated to empowering our student-athletes at Trinity Christian School. The Lions Club is made up of parents, fans, and community members who help raise funds and provide support to ensure TCS students-athletes have the resources they need to compete at their best. There are many ways to plug in with the Lions Club that can be found on their landing page or in the Lions Club section of Inside the Pride, our weekly e-newsletter.

Whether you are a new or returning family, we encourage you to connect, build relationships, ask questions, seek support, and say “yes” when opportunities to serve arise. The more we connect, the richer our experience becomes.

We are better together.

To learn more about our back to school traditions and all things Trinity for new families, simply click the buttons below.

Back to School

New To TCS

Our mission is to “prepare today’s student to impact tomorrow's world: by educating minds for cultural engagement, equipping hearts for character development, and empowering hands for compassionate service.”

Samantha DePriest

July 31, 2025

2025 Cheer Camp Success: A Season to Celebrate!

Samantha DePriest

July 31, 2025

2025 Cheer Camp Success: A Season to Celebrate!

By Samantha DePriest

Our TCS cheerleading teams made an unforgettable mark at the 2025 Cheer Camp bringing home a collection of top honors and individual accolades that reflect months of hard work, teamwork, and school spirit.

The Varsity squad swept several major categories earning:

1st Place in Cheer
1st Place in Chant
2nd Place in Situational Chant
Best Tumbling Award
The Herkie Safety Award recognizing excellence in safe cheer practices

2025 TCS Varsity Cheer Squad
Image submitted by Gale Hickman

Pictured left to right: Emma Grace Hall, Braelyn Hammerstone, and Macayla Ousley.
Image submitted by Gale Hickman

We are especially proud to share that three of our senior cheerleaders — Braelyn Hammerstone, Emma Grace Hall, and Macayla Ousley — were invited to join the prestigious National Cheerleading Association (NCA) staff, a testament to their outstanding skill and leadership.

Additionally, six varsity cheerleaders were named All-American Cheerleaders: Braelyn Hammerstone, Ann Marelle Maples, Katie Seitz, Ally Walker, Ryleigh Pitts, and Emma Conant were each awarded this distinguished honor.

Student-athletes who were nominated for All-American Cheer included Ella Bailey, Abby McBurnett, Kayla Garabaldi, Hailey Gammon, Nolyn Gilley, Grace Hall, Braelyn Hammerstone, Campbell McInvale, Ann Marelle Maples, Macayla Ousley, Mia Oglesby, Ryleigh Pitts, Katie Seitz, Ally Walker, and Adoria Ware.

(pictured left to right) All American Varsity Cheerleaders - Macayla Ousley, Hailey Gammon, Braelyn Hammerstone, Katie Seitz, Abby McBurnett, Emma Grace Hall, and Ann Marelle Maples.
Image submitted by Gale Hickman

Several of our JV cheerleaders were also nominated for All-American Cheer, including Addie Cherry, Miley Couey, Brie Edwards, Virginia Edwards, Audrey Jennings, Mason Jones, Emery Keroack, and Gabbi Phillips. Our JV team had a strong showing — earning 1st Place in one of their divisional categories and celebrating two All-American Cheerleader winners of their own: Emma Conant and Mason Jones. We couldn’t be more proud of all our student-athletes for their spirit, talent, and dedication. This year’s camp results set the tone for what’s sure to be an incredible season ahead!

Stay tuned for more details on a fun new game called “Get Clipped for Spirit,” which our cheer squads will be playing at every Varsity home football game. Student fans in the stands of all ages who show the most school spirit have a chance to get clipped, and the fan with the most clips can turn them in for a gift card at the end of each game.

We are looking forward to our first home football game of the season on Friday, August 22nd, in Lions Stadium against Riverdale High School. Mark your calendars and Let’s Go Lions!

TCS Varsity Cheer Squad
Image submitted by Gale Hickman

TCS JV Cheer Squad
Image submitted by Gale Hickman

Samantha DePriest

July 18, 2025

Two Trinity Seniors Selected in 2025 MLB Draft

Samantha DePriest

July 18, 2025

Two Trinity Seniors Selected in 2025 MLB Draft

Sharpsburg, GA — Trinity Christian School is proud to officially recognize and extend heartfelt congratulations to two of its graduating seniors, TJ Ford and Dillon Stiltner, who were selected in the 2025 Major League Baseball (MLB) Draft on Monday, July 14.

The MLB Draft consists of 615 picks across 20 rounds, drawing from a nationwide pool of high school seniors and draft-eligible collegiate players. Ford and Stiltner, both members of Trinity’s Class of 2025, were drafted by the Los Angeles Angels in the 14th round and the New York Mets in the 18th round, respectively. Both athletes had previously signed to play collegiate baseball, but now face the rare opportunity to bypass college and pursue a professional baseball career directly out of high school.

When asked what Trinity has meant to his journey, Stiltner (who has attended Trinity since eighth grade) shared, “Trinity left an everlasting impact on who I am as a person and a player, on the field and off the field. Whether that be in my faith walk or my coaches pushing me to be a better person and player each and every day. The brotherhood and relationships that I formed are going to leave an impression on me, and I’ll remember those memories and moments forever.”

Ford, who joined the Trinity community in twelfth grade, added, “I came to Trinity to strengthen my relationship and belief in God. That’s exactly what happened, from my classes, to chapel, and in athletics as well. Since I came to Trinity, I have made relationships in all of these places that have drawn mecloser to God and taught me how to walk in faith.”

Whether they choose the collegiate or professional path, we celebrate their remarkable achievements and look forward to cheering them on in the years ahead. We are confident they will continue to use their God-given talents to impact others and further His Kingdom as they begin this exciting new chapter.

Samantha DePriest

July 9, 2025

TCS Alumni Finishes In Top Ten At Western States 100

Samantha DePriest

July 9, 2025

TCS Alumni Finishes In Top Ten At Western States 100

By Samantha DePriest

“There are only two races in the world that carry the kind of legacy and weight that Western States 100 does - the other is UTMB in France. Just to be at the starting line at Western States is an honor. To compete is a dream come true.” TCS Class of 2018 alumni Hans Troyer won the golden ticket to compete in the Western States 100 Mile Endurance Run on June 27, 2025 in California. It is the world’s oldest 100 mile trail race with the first race held back in 1974 and has become known as one of the most competitive endurance tests on the planet.

In the wee hours of the morning, the race kicks off in Olympic Valley and finishes 100 miles away in Auburn. The trail is not for the faint at heart with climbs over 18,000 feet up relentless hills and through freezing cold streams in the hot summer sun. This ultimate challenge has been on Hans’ bucket list for quite some time. And like most success stories, there are many chapters and various obstacles to overcome. God is writing a beautiful story of hope, faith, and love in Hans’ life with a growing community cheering him on each step of the journey..

“The Kid”

In the weeks leading up to the Western States 100, Hans hosted a special night back at his alma mater for family and friends. On Friday, June 13th Hans returned home to TCS to host an official premiere of a documentary “The Kid”. Hyperlyte, Hans’ hydration nutrition sponsor, produced the film about his journey to Western States 100. He was so grateful for all of the support and getting a chance to share his story.

TCS cross country coach and Bible teacher Mr. Ryan Tipton and middle school science teacher Mr. Sandefur were excited to catch up with him and his family. Mr. Tipton and Hans enjoyed sharing laughs about his early days of him running with the Lions. Cross country teammates from Augusta University also made the trip to watch the film. Members of the current TCS cross country team joined for the special event and left inspired and eager to hit the trails. Let’s call it “the Hans effect”,.

“The Kid” gives viewers a peak inside the mind and body of Hans Troyer. While the film is not yet rated, it is appropriate for all ages and an inspiring story of determination and grit. Throughout the film, Hans and his family give glory to God through both his achievements and his shortcomings.

The Kid

Western States 100: A Day to Remember

As the youngest male in the field of 370 runners, the Western States 100 was a chance for Hans to measure himself against the very best. A star-studded lineup reminded him that this race was truly a championship event.. He went on to share that Western States 100 wasn’t a qualifier race but rather about racing with guts, gratitude, and the belief that anything could happen.

Hans shared, “From the start, the race was fast. I was in a pack of 15 runners that held together tightly. It was thrilling. At mile 30, the race began to fracture. He made his first mistake—not something huge, but enough to feel it. Still, by mile 35, he could see the leaders. He surged forward, took the lead for a mile, even paused for a quick bathroom break.

But the real test came later. Around mile 45–50, we hit the canyons with steep climbs, brutal descents, and a relentless heat that scorched the trail and my quads. It was my lowest point.” Doubt began to creep in. Would he even finish?

“Then came Forest Hill at mile 62. Thousands of people lined the course and among them, his crew. Their cheers and energy lit a fire. Something clicked and I went into "Top 10 mode." This was about fighting for a place at the top and securing an automatic entry into next year.”

The final 25 miles were brutal with overheating, spent quads, exhaustion like he'd never known. The last 15 miles admiteddly included some walking. But he remembered the Black Canyon race where he learned the price of pushing his body to unhealthy limits. He learned from that pain and knew his limits.

By mile 90, his body felt like it was shutting down so he prayed harder with every step he took. And just over 16 hours after starting the race of a lifetime, he crossed the finish line healthy and grateful and in the top 10. Waiting for him were his parents, his little brother, his wife Grace, a friend Kai, his Hyperlyte sponsor team, and Faith, fellow runner from TCS. A crew and family full of love and support. He shared that he couldn’t have done it without them and is already excited to compete next year.

The Trinity Way

Hans Troyer accompanied by his mom, Peggy Troyer, after placing 8th in the 2025 Western States.
Image from Peggy Troyer.

“TCS believes that having healthy relationships with parents and local churches is paramount to the foundation of an effective Christian school.” When asked how TCS came alongside their family and helped to shape who Hans is today, Hans’ mom Peggy Troyer shared, “We knew we wanted to raise our children to know the Lord and did not want to place them in public school. TCS reinforced our teaching at home, taught him scripture, and he developed great friendships too.”

Peggy went on to share, “Hans has a deep desire to be close to God. He is striving to be the best elite runner which is so demanding of his body’s capability, and he spends hours running. This allows him to think clearly and talk to God. Hans knows that God has given him a gift and he wants to give Him the praise for that gift.“

“We are so proud of each of our boys and their accomplishments. It is amazing to see Hans as a young man doing what he loves, allowing his light to shine, and giving God thanks!”

Samantha DePriest

July 9, 2025

GO Week 2025: Puerto Rico

Samantha DePriest

July 9, 2025

GO Week 2025: Puerto Rico

By Samantha DePriest

Earlier this year one of our GO Week mission teams returned to serve the people of Puerto Rico, the smallest island of the Greater Antilles located in the northeastern Caribbean. Puerto Rico is mountainous with beautiful coastal areas in the north and south. Our mission team enjoyed a time of fellowship, nightly devotions, and ministry days with Joshua Expeditions local partners. Students and staff were blessed with a time of serving the people of Puerto Rico while sharing the love of Christ. After multiple days of serving, the mission team toured Old San Juan known for its rich history, old forts, and cobblestone streets. On the final day of the trip, the students and staff were treated to a catamaran ride and snorkeling at the uninhabited little island of Icacos.

Lower School Principal Mrs. Sherry Randolph helped lead the mission trip and shared, “Our high school students had an unforgettable mission trip where they served with heart, humility, and hard work. Partnering with a local Youth With A Mission (YWAM) base in Puerto Rico, students rolled up their sleeves for heavy-duty yard work, painting projects, and preparing the grounds for ministry. They visited a local nursing home, bringing joy, small gifts, and loving companionship to the residents. At a local food pantry, the team packed boxes, stocked shelves, and sorted supplies to help meet the needs of the community. It was a powerful week of service, growth, and making a meaningful difference.”

HS teacher Mr. Mike Towson serving alongside our students.

High School teacher Mike Townson also helped lead the mission team and shared “Go week in Puerto Week was amazing. All of our students did an awesome job of representing TCS. I believe each student's lives were impacted. Our students served with passion and a desire to spread the Gospel.”

High School student Harper Gonzalez serving elders in a nursing home in Puerto Rico.

Rising junior Harper Gonzalez shared that serving in Puerto Rico was a meaningful experience for her. Harper shared, “If I had to choose one word to describe it, it would be ripple. One of the most impactful lessons the Lord taught me during our time there was how powerful a ripple effect can be when we serve others with intentional love.”

“One moment that really stuck with me happened at a nursing home. There was a little girl there named Samantha whose family owned the facility. She didn’t speak much English, but she quickly connected with Peyton and me. As we spent more time with Samantha, we began to notice something special: she was a light to the residents. When she walked up to them, their faces lit up. By simply pouring into her with love and attention, we unknowingly empowered her to pour into others even more deeply. That moment changed the way I view short-term missions. It reminded me that no act of love is too small to make an impact, because God multiplies it.”

High School students Payton Kareoak (front, brown shirt) and Harper Gonzalez (far right) serving elders in a nursing home in Puerto Rico.

When asked how she grew in her faith walk while serving during GO Week, she shared, “The Lord grew my heart in

ways I didn’t expect. One of the biggest takeaways for me was learning to serve without restraint, keeping my eyes fully fixed on Him, not for recognition or personal reward, but simply to reflect His love to those around me. I began to realize that when I serve out of surrender and obedience, He leads me to people who may just need a little extra love and kindness. Through GO Week, God reminded me that when we serve with open hands and open hearts, He uses us in ways far beyond what we can see: starting a ripple that only He can fully measure.”"

High school student Sebastian Yapor connecting with an elder in a nursing home in Puerto Rico.

Payton Keroack, also a rising junior, shared,, “In my time serving, we got to meet so many people, help build boxes for their communities and more! The Lord worked in so many situations that week. The biggest place that I saw God work in was when we were with the elders. They couldn’t speak any English so it was very hard to communicate with them. When we walked into one of the elderly homes we got to draw, paint their nails, and just sit there with them. Even though we couldn’t communicate with them verbally, the impact of us being there touched them and us more than we could ever know. They would have the biggest smiles on their faces when we would sit beside them.

At this same place we got to meet this little girl named Samantha. She was a big ball of sunshine and everyone around us could see it too. She would follow us around everywhere and teach us how to play the drums, while we would try to teach her some English. The elders adored her and cared for her so much! You could tell how much she loved Christ just by the way she talked about Him and how grateful she was for everything around her.

I grew in my Faith so much though that week. I got to see how beautiful God's creation is and how much He impacts others lives. I loved serving and helping those learning more about Christ and seeing their faces light up when we talked about Him. Sharing the Gospel with others is such a special experience and I can’t wait to see what God has in store for next year!”

Samantha DePriest

June 12, 2025

TCS Class of 2016: A Decade of Friendship, Faith, and Growth

Samantha DePriest

June 12, 2025

TCS Class of 2016: A Decade of Friendship,

Faith, and Growth

By Samantha DePriest

As the TCS Class of 2016 approaches their 10-year reunion, a tight-knit group of alumni continues to cherish the deep friendships and shared faith that began within the walls of their alma mater. What started in classrooms, chapel services, and middle school musicals has blossomed into lifelong connection and a tradition of gathering that has remained strong.

Pictured l to r: back row: Michael Smaltz, Elijah Robinson, Sarah Reams, Alec Labonte.
Pictured l to r front row: Benjamin Peacock, Beth Powell, and Emily Olson.

Benjamin Peacock, known affectionately as the glue of the group, has always prioritized relationships. Whether leading group chats or organizing annual hiking trips from Waynesville, NC to the Great Smoky Mountains Benjamin is a connector. “We love reminiscing and creating new memories,” he says. Over the years, these getaways have become more meaningful, with shared meals, spiritual devotions, and support through life’s changes.” When he is not planning class reunions, he can be found coaching the Cross Country team and substitute teaching at Lakeland Christian School, lifeguarding at the Lakeland Country Club, or serving as the Youth Associate Pastor at Victory Church in Lakeland, Florida.

Michael Smaltz began his journey at TCS in Kindergarten and graduated with a love for the arts. Active in choir, theatre, and visual art, Michael performed in Seussical, Beauty and the Beast, and Mary Poppins, and built an art portfolio that would launch him into a Graphic Design degree at Lee University. Today, he lives in Murfreesboro, TN, working remotely for a print shop, creating artwork for businesses, ministries, and weddings. His passion remains clear: “I love to glorify God through art.”

Selected by their classmates as Mr. and Mrs. Trinity - Ben and Beth.

Beth Powell remembers TCS not just as a school but as a spiritual foundation. As a staff kid who practically lived on campus, she forged her deepest friendships in middle school between lockers and lunch tables. Beth was deeply involved in missions, worship nights, and student ministry, “We weren’t surface-level friends. We truly did life together.” She now works for Chick-fil-A while pursuing a marketing degree at Point University and continues mentoring young girls through Scripture and gratitude journaling. Her dream is to tell stories that reflect Jesus’ heart: “Faithfulness where we’re placed.”

Sarah Reams, who started at TCS in 4th grade, found her favorite class in Scientific Inquiry with Mrs. Cavanah who encouraged curiosity and purpose on a daily basis. Though she started college in business, Sarah shifted to the medical field and now works remotely, helping patients through an At Home Monitoring company. A proud mother of a 4-year-old daughter, she finds joy and contentment in life’s current season. “Trust what the Lord is telling you to do,” she advises. “Even if it doesn’t look like your plan—He has your best interest at heart.”

Emily Olson began her journey at TCS in the 5th grade where she formed a close-knit friend group that has remained strong ever since. She was actively involved in cross country and track, participated in BETA Club, enjoyed art classes and devotionals with her friends. After TCS, she attended Anderson University and earned her degree in Interior Design in 2020. For the past five years, she has worked at an architectural firm locally in Peachtree City focusing on commercial projects including medical facilities and churches. Emily has been part of the annual trips from the very beginning and shared “These adventures offer a chance to reconnect with lifelong friends and make new memories.”

What unites this friend group is a spiritual bond deeply rooted in their TCS experience. From detention for praying too long in Bible study to spontaneous caroling and prayer during Christmas parties, their faith has always been at the core. They gather every December for a Christmas Party complete with white elephant games and saran wrap gifts and summer pool days filled with laughter and nostalgia.

As their 10-year reunion approaches in 2026, one thing is clear: these alumni are not only grateful for the memories they made at TCS, they are still making new ones together. Through every hike, devotion, and group chat, they continue to be the body of Christ to one another.

Pictured l to r: Sarah Reams, Emily Olson, Benjamin Peacock, Beth Powell, and Michael Smaltz.

Lion For Life

Lion For Life represents family. Each and every student who graduates from Trinity Christian School is a Lion for Life and part of a community that reaches beyond our campus walls. At Trinity, we strive to prepare today’s student to impact tomorrow’s world. Maintaining connections with our alumni gives us opportunities to witness how God is working in their lives after high school and celebrate their accomplishments and achievements for years to come.

Each Fall, TCS hosts an annual Homecoming Alumni Tailgate on the field during the Varsity Homecoming Football game. This special tradition of an Alumni-only gathering serves as an opportunity to reconnect with former classmates and TCS Staff. We love staying connected with our students after graduation and look forward to future alumni events.

To share with us exciting milestones and how God is working in your ilife, please fill out the form on the Lion For Life landing page today. We look forward to hearing from you!

Samantha DePriest

June 12, 2025

TCS Middle School Students Recognized At The Great History Challenge March of Champions

Samantha DePriest

June 12, 2025

TCS Middle School Students Recognized At The

Great History Challenge March of Champions

By Samantha DePriest

The Great History Challenge is a nationwide academic competition for middle school students, testing their knowledge of history. The challenge aims to recognize and reward students by offering a fun and engaging way to learn about and appreciate history. It not only brings pride to our school community to showcase the academic accomplishments of our students, but also gives students the opportunity to compete for scholarships.

During the school year, students participate in their individual schools through an online, trivia-style format. An estimated 55,000 students complete the assessment in schools across the country. The top students from each school advance to regional competitions, where they compete against students from other schools. Those who finish in the top percentile then move on to the national competition.

The first year the Great History Nationals Challenge was held was in Atlanta, in May 2023. TCS student Caleb Walls, an eighth grader at the time, competed alongside three other TCS students and won as the 8th Grade National Champion. He was joined by classmates Kai Szopa, Mia Pettersson, and Will Lambert at the competition.

2023/2024 Great History Challenge

The second Great History Nationals Challenge was held in Chicago, Illinois, in May 2024. TCS middle school students Nicholas Litzenberger, Ian Stewart, and Kai Szopa attended. Nicholas placed 14th and Ian placed 28th in the 6th-grade competition.

The third Great History Nationals Challenge took place in Orlando, Florida, in May 2025 over Memorial Day weekend. TCS seventh graders and friends Ian Stewart and Julian Diaz Yapor represented our middle school well. The slower days of summer were the perfect time to catch up with these two academic standouts and learn about their experiences.

TCS Middle School students Ian Stewart, pictured left, and Julian Diaz Yapor, pictured right. at the Great History Challenge in Orlando, Florida.

Ian Stewart, a rising 8th grader, is an avid book lover whose passion for reading began at a very young age. Encouraged by his mom, who teaches Government at Liberty University, and his dad, who often reads with him, Ian developed a deep appreciation for literature. By the age of three, he was memorizing book pages and reading aloud to his younger brother, Connor. He fondly remembers the excitement of visiting local bookstores and exploring the shelves for new books. He enjoys reading the Nathan Hale's Hazardous Tales graphic novel series and loves learning about ancient history, particularly the era before the Middle Ages.

For as long as he can remember, Ian and his brother have had nightly read-aloud sessions with their parents, enjoying murder mysteries like The Chocolate Chip Cookie Murder with his mom and Rings of Fire, a book about Spartan resilience, with his dad. Although he once disliked writing due to his handwriting, he discovered a new love for it after being introduced to Chromebooks in 3rd grade. His favorite classes in middle school include Mr. Veal’s history class and Bible with Mr. Moore and Mr. Higgins. Beyond academics, Ian participates in tennis and cross country. As he shared in his 7th-grade autobiography, he aspires to one day become a veterinarian and a history teacher.

A highlight of his middle school years has been his participation in The Great History Challenge. For the second year in a row, Ian advanced to Regionals in Atlanta. The format included three rounds of 20 buzzer-style questions. Ian achieved the maximum score in every round and earned an invitation to the national competition. Nationals took place over three days, with one day set aside for practice, followed by preliminary testing and then playoffs. Ian had an impressive showing, landing in the top 20 for 7th graders nationwide and placing in the top 0.05% of all participants. “The Great History Challenge is a wonderful way for him to shine, and we are grateful for the opportunity,” shared Melissa Stewart, Ian’s mom.

Ian Stewart proudly displaying his awards after the National Great History Challenge in Orlando, Florida.

Ian Stewart pictured with his family. Pictured left to right, Connor, Allen, Ian, and Melissa Stewart.

Julian Diaz Yapor proudly displaying his awards after the National Great History Challenge in Orlando, Florida.

Julian Diaz Yapor, a rising 8th grader, has had a passion for learning since he was just three years old. Born in Idaho, he attended preschool at the Challenger School, which encouraged independence and curiosity in the classroom at a young age. Like his siblings, Julian began reading early and developed a love for self-directed learning that continues to this day. He especially enjoys Science and History, with a particular interest in 20th-century world history. He shared that he expands his understanding by watching history documentaries on YouTube.

From ages six to eleven, Julian lived in the Dominican Republic before moving to Georgia and joining TCS in 5th grade. The transition was smooth, thanks in part to sharing the same homeroom and lunch table as his friend Ian Stewart. He explored new interests through wrestling in 6th grade and currently plays the viola in the middle school orchestra, where he has found inspiration and encouragement from Mrs. Sharissa Manwaring.

Julian Diaz Yapor enjoying his first time at the Great History Challenge.

This year marked Julian’s first time participating in The Great History Challenge. He advanced through Regionals at Sugar Hill Middle School and went on to compete in Nationals in Orlando. He shared that he really enjoyed competing with over 500 students from around the country (about 150 per grade). Julian found the experience both exciting and motivating. He and Ian supported and pushed each other throughout the process, often practicing and preparing together. Julian is already looking forward to competing again in 8th grade and encourages his friends to engage with history through media and shared learning experiences.

Our school community loves to celebrate and honor our students' accomplishments. We are so proud of Ian and Julian and look forward to what God has in store for them this upcoming school year.

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