Many of you have already noticed that I am sporting a new hair style. I have dubbed it my “Hannah-Do.” It has been named as such because one of our kindergarten students, Hannah Christian, did the honors of cutting it. She did it at Riley Hospital where she is a patient undergoing chemotherapy for osteosarcoma. Hannah and her family are examples of why we do what we do here at Trinity. The lessons of Jesus and His amazing love for us, trumps what we learn about math and reading. If you want to know more about Hannah and her story, or see pictures of her helping with my hair style, visit her web page at http://www.caringbridge.org/visit/hannahchristian. Please keep Hannah and her family in your prayers.

School happenings in March:

• Joshua Grese finished in 5th place at the Regional Spelling Bee at the Children’s Museum.
• Our students collected over $700 in change to help the Christian family.
• Colin Alexander and Joshua Grese got first place in the 5th & 6th grade division at the Lutheran School’s SciFest.
• Katherine Bixler won the Freedom Essay Contest and will represent Trinity at the Sertoma Club luncheon.
• Each of our students have completed their books and have had them published.
• Many of our 8th grade students were confirmed on Palm Sunday.
• Our middle school students attended a pep rally at Lutheran High School to support the basketball team’s appearance in the Class A Championship game.