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March 26, 2026
March 26, 2026
Bible Verse of the Week
Bible Verse of the Week
For I know the plans I have for you,” declares the Lord, “plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future. - Jeremiah 29:11
Tuition Assistance
Tuition Assistance
Tuition Assistance applications for the 2026-2027 school year are being accepted now through April 15th. If you would like to request assistance, please stop in the office for an application.
Please note that we have moved up the date by several months in order to give families time to plan.
Forward Exam
Forward Exam
The Forward test is a tool that provides schools with data. This data is based on students’ proficiency in ELA, math, science, and social studies. By analyzing the results, Trinity is able to identify student learning gaps and provide targeted instruction. While this test is one data point on each students’ educational journey, it serves as an important measure of progress at Trinity.
Does our school's report card matter? If a strong report card rating is the reason a family chooses Trinity for their education, and they don't know Jesus, their children get to hear about Jesus every school day. Yes, it matters!
Music Lessons During Testing
Music Lessons During Testing
Please note that lesson times are being adjusted to accomodate the Forward tests in the coming weeks. Thank you to our music instructors who are adjusting schedules during our testing periods.
Report Cards
Report Cards
Today 3rd Quarter Report Cards will be available for grades 2-8 on Gradelink.
K & 1st grade report cards will be sent home with the children.
If you have any questions please reach out to your child's teacher.
Celebrate the Robotics Teams' Success!
Celebrate the Robotics Teams' Success!
Trinity had two teams this year. Both teams put in a lot of effort throughout the entire year. It started with each student reading the VEX robotics materials and picking an emphasis to learn more about; such as the notebook process, programming, or mechanical engineering.
Both of our teams aggressively pursued custom robots. The elementary team was inspired by an internet robot called Revolver. The middle school team built two custom robots. They were inspired by a shipping container machine and a mutated lobster.
Both teams earned multiple awards and both qualified and competed at the State Tournament.
The elementary team earned a Create Award (which qualified them for the State Tournament) and two Teamwork Awards.
The middle school team earned a Judges Award, a Design Award (which qualified them for the State Tournament), a Build Award, and earned the Create Award at the State Tournament.
It was a great year for our teams. Thanks to the coaches Marcus Poppler, Justin Harris and Jacob Schable.
A huge thank you to the congregation that makes it possible for us to do robotics.
Call News
Call News
Mr. Steve Haag has accepted the call to Trinity and will serve as our principal beginning in July! Mr. Haag currently serves as principal at New Hope Lutheran Academy in West Melbourne, FL. Please keep an eye on the TST as we make plans to welcome Mr. Haag and his family.
Mrs. Rebekah Frear has received the call from Trinity to serve as our 2nd grade teacher. Mrs. Frear currently serves as a teacher at Grace in Glendale, AZ. Please pray for Mrs. Frear and her family as she prayerfully considers the two calls she now holds.
Building to Excel
Building to Excel
See the latest plans for our Building to Excel program HERE.
Pinewood Derby
Pinewood Derby
Families of derby participants, other school families, and members of the congregation are encouraged to please sign up to help via the link below. There are many ways to contribute, including Friday afternoon setup, Saturday registration, track runners (adults only,) selling baked goods, clean up, donating items for our ice cream social and bake sale (New for 2026! All proceeds fund Trinity pioneer programs! Please bring your sweet tooth!), and more. Thank you for your help, and we look forward to seeing everyone there as we cheer on all participants! https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10C0F45ABA72CA6F4C52-62774232-trinity
Join the Trinity Lutheran Girl and Boy Pioneers this Sunday April 6th 100 - 500 P.M. in the gym. (1).pdfMusic and Entertainment
Music and Entertainment
Save the date for K–3 Entertainment Night on Thursday, April 30th at 6:30 PM.
Save the date for K–3 Entertainment Night on Thursday, April 30th at 6:30 PM.
Grades 4-8 Music Night: Thursday, April 16th- 6:30 pm
Grades 4-8 Music Night: Thursday, April 16th- 6:30 pm
3rd, 4th, 5th, and 6th graders sing this Sunday. We will meet in the 5th grade classroom at 7:40. We sing for both services. Students should be picked up in the 5th grade classroom at 10:45.
Jr. Choir will sing for the 8 am service on Easter Sunday, April 5th.
The 8th graders are invited to sing along with the Senior Choir on Maundy Thursday, April 2nd, in the 6:30 pm service.
Youth Group
Youth Group
Join youth in the area for a Teen Event being held at Victory of the Lamb in Franklin on April 19, from 6-7:30 pm. See the details below and sign up at this link:
Join youth in the area for a Teen Event being held at Victory of the Lamb in Franklin on April 19, from 6-7:30 pm. See the details below and sign up at this link:
Easter breakfast is right around the corner, and we need donations and volunteers to help provide this wonderful fellowship opportunity to our congregation. Please see the links below, and thank you for considering helping us in either of these areas!
Easter breakfast is right around the corner, and we need donations and volunteers to help provide this wonderful fellowship opportunity to our congregation. Please see the links below, and thank you for considering helping us in either of these areas!
PTO
PTO
Piano Recital
Piano Recital
April 26 at 2:00pm and 4:30pm
Hot Lunch
Hot Lunch
april lunch menu.pdfSchool Year Calendar
School Year Calendar
2025-2026 TLS ACADEMIC CALENDAR.pdfIf you would like a printed monthly calendar please ask in the office or send an email to school@trinitycaledonia.org
Important Dates
Important Dates
April 3 - No School - Good Friday
April 6 - No School - Easter Break
April 16 - Grades 4-8 Music Night 6:30 PM
April 17 - Grandparent’s Day for K, 3rd, & 6th
April 30 - K-3 Entertainment Night 6:30 PM
2026-2027 School Year Calendar
2026-2027 TLS ACADEMIC CALENDAR - Approved.pdfSpirit Wear
Spirit Wear
Do you need to refresh your Trinity Crusader spirit wear? Check out our team store at: https://sideline.bsnsports.com/schools/wisconsin/caledonia/trinity-lutheran-school
Shoreland Lutheran
Shoreland Lutheran
What's going on at Shoreland?
SLHS GRADE SCHOOL SUMMER CAMPS
Get ready for an action-packed summer! Our grade school summer sports camps are designed to keep kids moving, learning, and having a blast. From skill-building drills to friendly competitions, campers will boost their confidence, make new friends, and stay active all summer long. Whether they’re beginners or experienced athletes, there’s something for everyone! Registration is NOW OPEN! Go to slpacers.org to register or scan this QR code. Spaces fill up, so REGISTER TODAY!
JUNIOR PACER FOOTBALL – REGISTRATION IS NOW OPEN
The Shoreland Lutheran Pacer Football program would love to have your child as a part of the Junior Pacer Football team! We are offering a tackle football program for boys in grades 5-8 and flag football for boys in grades 1-5 from Kenosha, Racine, Walworth & Lake Counties. This is a great opportunity to play football in a Christian environment. We want you to be a part of our F.A.M.I.L.Y., which to us means “Forget About Me, I Love You.” This year, the team will be led by Shoreland faculty member, Kyle Robinson, who will be assisted by the Pacer football program’s coaching staff. For more information contact Zach Brug at brugz@slhs.us or Kyle Robinson at robinsonk@slhs.us . To enroll, please visit slpacers.org . This is a wonderful learning/growing experience for your young Christian athletes.
SUPPORT FOR KEITH WORDELL
As many of you know, Shoreland faculty member and friend, Keith Wordell, has been courageously battling cancer and enduring difficult side effects for nearly three years. Recently, Keith faced another serious challenge when an infection led to the amputation of his leg just below the knee. During this time, many have reached out asking how they can support Keith and his family. We can do this by showing a unified effort from the Shoreland Federation and our broader community to come alongside the Wordell family with encouragement, prayer, and tangible support as they navigate this difficult journey together. Please consider the following:
1. Include Keith in your prayers in church over the next few weeks.
2. Share Keith and Laurie's address and encourage anyone who wants to support them, to send a card with encouraging words and a gift if they would like.
Keith and Laurie Wordell
7418 24th Ave.
Kenosha, WI 53143
3. Share the link to the Go-Fund Me that has been created by one of their daughters as another option for supporting them financially. https://gofund.me/57ca2330b
SLHS NOW HIRING –FULL TIME GROUNDSKEEPER
Position Summary
The Groundskeeper is primarily responsible for the care, maintenance, and overall appearance of the school’s grounds and outdoor facilities, ensuring a safe, attractive, and well-maintained campus environment. This role also provides support to custodial and maintenance operations as needed and plays an important part in supporting the daily life and mission of the school through faithful stewardship of campus property. We are seeking a reliable, self-motivated, and detail-oriented individual with a strong work ethic and a commitment to excellence. The ideal candidate is team-oriented, service-minded, and maintains a positive attitude while demonstrating respectful interactions with students, staff, and visitors, along with a genuine support for the school’s mission and values. If interested in receiving more information or to send your resume, please email President Paul Scriver at scriver@slhs.us.
SLHS Partners,
I wanted to share some exciting opportunities we are working to offer for grade school students this spring and fall!
Spring Flag Football (Grades 5–8)
Spring Flag Football (Grades 5–8)
This spring, we are looking to start a flag football team for current 5th–8th graders. This will be a fun, low-commitment opportunity with practices and games on the same day (most likely Saturdays), and it will be completely free. Our goal is simple—give students a chance to stay active, have fun, and build a love for the game of football.
Jr. Pacers Football – Fall Opportunities
Jr. Pacers Football – Fall Opportunities
Looking ahead to the fall, we are planning to offer Jr. Pacers football teams:
A tackle football team for incoming 7th & 8th graders
Potentially a second team for incoming 5th & 6th graders (based on interest)
A possible flag football option for 1st–5th graders if numbers allow
Interest Form
If your child is interested in participating in football this spring or fall, please take a moment to fill out the interest form below:
Once I have a rough estimate of numbers I will send out the official sign up links.
Spring Strength & Conditioning (Current 7th & 8th Graders)
Spring Strength & Conditioning (Current 7th & 8th Graders)
We are also offering current 7th & 8th graders the opportunity to train in the Shoreland weight room this spring. These sessions will focus on teaching the fundamentals of strength, speed, and agility in a safe and supportive environment.
All sessions will be supervised by me
No sign-up required—students can simply attend
Both boys and girls are welcome.
A signed waiver is required to participate:
Junior Pacers Weight Lifting- Participation Consent Form
(Forms can be brought to the first session or sent to me ahead of time.)
Lifting Schedule:
Thursday, March 26 | 5:30–6:30 PM
Tuesday, March 31 | 5:30–6:30 PM
Tuesday, April 7 | 5:30–6:30 PM
Thursday, April 9 | 5:30–6:30 PM
Tuesday, April 14 | 5:30–6:30 PM
Thursday, April 23 | 5:30–6:30 PM
Tuesday, May 5 | 5:30–6:30 PM
Thursday, May 7 | 5:30–6:30 PM
I’m really excited about the opportunity to build something special for our younger athletes and help them grow both on and off the field. If you have any questions, please feel free to reach out.
Thank you, and we hope to see your child involved!
-Coach Brug
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