Category: News

Renovating Trinity’s lunchroom kitchen was one of the school’s three big summer projects. Renovations included new appliances, sinks, pots and pans, fresh paint, a new fire prevention system, along with a new grease trap, plus much more. On Aug. 20, Trinity’s lunchroom kitchen passed inspection. Beginning on Aug. 25, Trinity will be preparing, cooking and serving meals for students –

It’s not too late to get registered for the 2025-26 school year. Trinity Lutheran School has openings in its half-day and all-day preschool classes for the 2025-26 school year. If you are interested in learning more about Trinity’s preschool program, contact Jessica Merritt at jessica.merritt@trinitydavenport.org. In addition to its preschool openings, Trinity has open spots in kindergarten, third and fifth-eighth

It’s been a long time coming – establishing a singles ministry at Trinity Lutheran. The timing is ripe. It’s an important piece of the ministry, according to David King, who is a new member at Trinity. “It’s an opportunity for singles to build a community while also building their faith in Jesus, growing through scripture, prayer and worship,” shared David,

Andrew and Jessica Gavrun have become the latest to join Trinity’s staff. Andrew accepted Trinity’s Call to serve as a fourth-grade teacher, while Jessica, Andrew’s wife, accepted Trinity’s full-time music teacher position. “It is clear that the work of the Lord is vibrant and active at Trinity, and we eagerly anticipate becoming a part of this meaningful ministry,” shared the

Trinity Lutheran School has open seats in its preschool and kindergarten classes for the 2025-26 school year. Trinity also has openings in its third, fifth, seventh and eighth grades. If you are interested in learning more about Trinity School or to get the enrollment process started, contact Jessica at jessica.merritt@trinitydavenport.org. You also can contact the school at 563-322-5224. We hope

Trinity has exciting news to share – a PTL (Praise the Lord) moment. Beginning this fall, Trinity will partner with Lutheran Family Service (LFS) to provide onsite professional mental health counseling from master’s prepared and licensed therapists. The plan is for LFS to be at Trinity two days a week (a total of 16 hours) providing service to our students,

For Amanda Hess, Trinity Lutheran has been everything she could have ever asked for … and more. Amanda’s son, Holden, who will be a sixth-grader this coming school year, has been attending Trinity Lutheran since preschool. “The love and acceptance that the ministry team, school administrators, teachers and staff have shown to both of us has brought us closer to

Alexa Miner knew the transition wasn’t going to be easy. Coming to Trinity Lutheran School from the public school … going into seventh grade … not really knowing anyone … and …. “I was pretty much an atheist,” Alexa shared. “I was scared and nervous. I didn’t think I would make any friends.” Things changed—quickly—for the better. “After a couple

Dear Friends, Families, and Faithful Supporters: As I prepare to close this chapter of my life and step into retirement, I am filled with deep gratitude and reflection. Serving as principal of our beloved Lutheran school has been one of the greatest honors of my life. This community has been more than a workplace—it has been a family grounded in

It was a process. Step by step. First, the plastic seats were removed, then the wood flooring. Finally, the frame was disassembled. On May 27-28, Trinity’s four sections of 25-plus-year-old bleachers were removed. It’s part of Trinity’s summer gym renovations, which include sanding, re-painting and sealing the gym floor, the installation of a new scoreboard, sound system and cameras. It’s