Trinity Lutheran students, parents, and staff participated in the Paw Paw Holiday parade Saturday (December 2, 2023), handing out information on our school and invitations to Advent worship services and events.
Middle school students are preparing for a few science competitions including the regional Science Olympiad Tournament next spring. A student is experimenting with how the tension on a string will change the pitch of a sound in this homemade device.
Middle school students at Trinity Lutheran are studying biological systems of the body this year in science class. They are creating a model of the intestine and studying how glucose (food) can transfer through it.
Students are learning about Native American history by recreating a Potawatome scene and making model birch bark houses.
Two of TLS's middle school students are playing football with Lawrence Public Schools thanks to a cooperative athletic agreement. Congratulations boys. Wishing you a great season!
Trinity Middle School attends Growler's Education day along with many other schools across Southwest Michigan.
In the STEM displays before the game, students were able to test out buoyancy, quiz each other on Astronomy, try out a Styker medical bone saw, ride on an ambulance stretcher, meet with the Carpenters Union and use a power screw gun and practice on a MIG welding simulation machine. KVCC was there letting students build model wooden structures and try them in the Earthquake machine. In the parking lot Firefighters worked with students to run a hose while a tree trimming service let students repel in their harness. There were a lot of great opportunities for students to try things in the exhibits.
During the game 3 of our Trinity students retrieved foul balls. Sydney had one bounce right to her seat in the 2nd Inning, while Tristan and Levi ran to get them in the 8th and 9th Innings. Students also met with players and got autographs during and after the game.
In addition, we met up with some friends who transferred to our sister Lutheran school.
In the STEM displays before the game, students were able to test out buoyancy, quiz each other on Astronomy, try out a Styker medical bone saw, ride on an ambulance stretcher, meet with the Carpenters Union and use a power screw gun and practice on a MIG welding simulation machine. KVCC was there letting students build model wooden structures and try them in the Earthquake machine. In the parking lot Firefighters worked with students to run a hose while a tree trimming service let students repel in their harness. There were a lot of great opportunities for students to try things in the exhibits.
During the game 3 of our Trinity students retrieved foul balls. Sydney had one bounce right to her seat in the 2nd Inning, while Tristan and Levi ran to get them in the 8th and 9th Innings. Students also met with players and got autographs during and after the game.
In addition, we met up with some friends who transferred to our sister Lutheran school.
