Principal's Message
Hello Trinity Community!!
I am so excited to begin my 2nd year as your Trinity Middle School Principal! I look forward to serving this community once again and we work to help our students reach their goals!
Our admin team and teachers have worked very hard this summer, planning, learning, creating, and establishing the processes, procedures and activities that are going to ensure your student’s success this year. Our Theme this year is “The Road to Success is Always Under Construction”. Our teachers and staff want to work this year to meet our students where they are and make sure that they push themselves to grow and improve academically and socially. Part of this “road to success” includes making sure our students are thinking about life after middle school! We want our students not only thinking about being successful in the grade that they are currently in, but to begin planning and thinking about their future! One of the ways that we are doing this, is by referring to each grade level by their High School Graduation year! 6th graders are referred to as the Class of 2031”. 7th Graders, the “Class of 2030” and 8th Graders, the “Class of 2029”. We hope that by doing this it will instill a sense of setting their sights on something bigger than the moment!
We thank the parents and community for their support as we look to make a difference in the lives of your students this year!
Feel free to reach out to us if you have questions or concerns,
Jerry Herd
Hello Trinity Community!!
I am so excited to begin my 2nd year as your Trinity Middle School Principal! I look forward to serving this community once again and we work to help our students reach their goals!
Our admin team and teachers have worked very hard this summer, planning, learning, creating, and establishing the processes, procedures and activities that are going to ensure your student’s success this year. Our Theme this year is “The Road to Success is Always Under Construction”. Our teachers and staff want to work this year to meet our students where they are and make sure that they push themselves to grow and improve academically and socially. Part of this “road to success” includes making sure our students are thinking about life after middle school! We want our students not only thinking about being successful in the grade that they are currently in, but to begin planning and thinking about their future! One of the ways that we are doing this, is by referring to each grade level by their High School Graduation year! 6th graders are referred to as the Class of 2031”. 7th Graders, the “Class of 2030” and 8th Graders, the “Class of 2029”. We hope that by doing this it will instill a sense of setting their sights on something bigger than the moment!
We thank the parents and community for their support as we look to make a difference in the lives of your students this year!
Feel free to reach out to us if you have questions or concerns,
Jerry Herd
llo Trinity Community!!I am so excited to begin my 2 nd year as your Trinity Middle School Principal! I look
forward to serving this community once again and we work to help our students reach
their goals!
Our admin team and teachers have worked very hard this summer, planning, learning,
creating, and establishing the processes, procedures and activities that are going to
ensure your student’s success this year. Our Theme this year is “The Road to Success
is Always Under Construction”. Our teachers and staff want to work this year to meet
our students where they are and make sure that they push themselves to grow and
improve academically and socially. Part of this “road to success” includes making sure
our students are thinking about life after middle school! We want our students not only
thinking about being successful in the grade that they are currently in, but to begin
planning and thinking about their future! One of the ways that we are doing this, is by
referring to each grade level by their High School Graduation year! 6 th graders are
referred to as the Class of 2031”. 7 th Graders, the “Class of 2030” and 8 th Graders, the
“Class of 2029”. We hope that by doing this it will instill a sense of setting their sights
on something bigger than the moment!
We thank the parents and community for their support as we look to make a difference
in the lives of your students this year!
Feel free to reach out to us if you have questions or concerns,
Jerry Herd
