Category: School News

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

Trinity is seeking applicants for its fourth-grade teaching opening for the 2025-26 school year. Those interested in the opening may contact Deje Jensen at deje.jensen@trinitydavenport.org for more details. Interested applicants also can CLICK HERE for more details.

Trinity Lutheran School would like to invite your child(ren) to come and grow with us. Currently, for the 2025-26 school year, Trinity has immediate openings in its preschool and kindergarten classes, plus openings in other grades. If you would like more information about Trinity Lutheran School, you can email Jessica Merritt at jessica.merritt@trinitydavenport.org. You also can call 563-322-5224 (ext. 126).

Trinity is making changes to its hot lunch program. Beginning this fall, Trinity’s hot lunch program will be done in-house. It’s a significant shift. It’s been a very long time since Trinity last operated an in-house hot lunch program. In the past, Trinity has used outside providers – most recently Davenport Public Schools – for its hot lunches. Trinity was

If you ignore something for long enough, it eventually will go away. It’s true … right? Well, maybe in our own minds. AI Overview says: Ignoring a problem for a long time won’t make it magically disappear or fix underlying issues; it can lead to resentment, misunderstandings, and escalation of the problem.  What about Jesus? The Bible says: Whoever believes in the

Listed are important details regarding Trinity’s Plant Sale. Wednesday (April 9) is the final day to place an order for this year’s Plant Sale. Orders can be placed by CLICKING HERE. There are some plants that no longer are available to order. No. 414 Hosta Patriot is no longer available. A substitute for this plant could be No. 415 Hosta

The front of the blue-colored card-stock card was decorated with two yellow crosses stacked on top of each other. The message in between the two crosses shared: Jesus died for you. Inside the card – on one half – there were two hearts with Easter stickers, and a message that read: Jesus loves you. On the other half, the message

Andrea Hussong had never been out of the country before this past month. The experience – it was eye-opening. “I have been changed by this experience, and I want others to have the opportunity to serve and witness others serving,” shared Mrs. Hussong, who was one of three Trinity teachers who visited the Dominican Republic a couple of weeks ago.