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Principal's Message

HAPPY NEW YEAR!!!  2025!!!

Welcome to 2025! I hope all Trinity South families and friends have a New Year filled with hope and promise. Here’s hoping everyone had the time to relax and rest up.  We are now ready to make 2025 a year filled with success through hard work and dedication by providing students with daily opportunities to grow. The hard work is the responsibility of all of us---teachers, students, staff, and families. Together we can make learning an exciting adventure.

I want to thank everyone for the holiday gifts and cards I received prior to the break.  This is truly a very special school community, and I am blessed to have the opportunity to be the principal here.  Thank you!

January is one of my favorite months because we see an increase in student achievement. Kindergarteners are reading and the upper grades are accepting and meeting more academic challenges. The staff at Trinity South is one of the most dedicated I’ve had the pleasure to work with and they continually bring out the best in your child.  

Report cards will be posted to Skyward on Wednesday, January 29, 2025.  Parents, please take a moment to praise your child on how they did on their report card as well as think of something together that your child may want to improve upon this next grading period.  Always remember it is important to have your child read each evening. Reading is the key to their educational future, so please make sure it becomes something they enjoy looking forward to doing.  

As we look ahead to January, there are many exciting activities happening at Trinity South. Some of these activities include:

Friday, Jan. 10th - Steelers Day - Wear Black & Gold

Friday, Jan. 17th - 2-Hour Early Dismissal

Monday, Jan. 20th - Martin Luther King Jr. Day - No School

Wednesday, Jan. 22nd - School Store

Thursday, Jan. 23rd - Penquins Day - Wear Black & Gold

Monday, Jan. 27th - Boots Day - Wear your favorite Boots to School

Every Friday is Hiller Day - Wear your favorite Trinity garb or Blue&White

Sincerely,

Pete Keruskin, Principal, Trinity South Elementary School