By Mackenzie Heim and Peyton Phelan, staff writers Trinity Hall is a place where many students find unique ways to volunteer and give back to the community. So far this year, two students have stood out in raising awareness for charitable causes. Addie Schivell ‘26 volunteers for Breakthrough T1D, an organization that aims to find…
By Riana MacDermott, staff writer In 2013, a first-year student and founding English teacher at a brand-new all girls school had a dream to found a school newspaper. What began as a mere dream quickly became a reality with the help and approval of Founding Head of School Mary Sciarrillo. The student, teacher and founding…
By Ceci Sperber, Staff Writer
By Ceci Sperber, MC O’Connor, Meredith Harmon, and Kristen Gioia, staff writers Trinity Hall produces a growing number of committed collegiate athletes with each graduating class. One student in particular from the Class of 2023 is a lacrosse player, Peyton McGuire. Peyton’s dedication to both athletics and academics allowed her to commit to the University…
By Elizabeth Farrington, Editor and Kristen Gioia, Staff Writer Addie Schivell ‘26 has shown entrepreneurship from a young age with the founding of her business Addie’s Bake Shoppe. She began her venture at the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020 when asked if she could bake a cake for a friend. For Schivell, baking…
By Caroline Miele & Allie Urbanski, Staff Writers Jacqueline Pena-Gomez wanted to bring a little bit of Latin Spice to the Trinity Hall community, so she was inspired to start Talk in Unity. Her club incorporates Latin culture and traditions into Trinity Hall to make it more inclusive. She started Talk in Unity due to…
In Spanish II class recently, students worked in pairs to create poems about a classroom item or idea. Here are a few of the best poems:
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