To learn more about attending Trinity Lutheran School, please visit our admissions page and schedule a tour.
Students in Grades 5-8 are eligible to pay to participate in athletics. Boy’s sports include Cross-Country (co-ed), Soccer (co-ed), Basketball, and Track (co-ed); Girl’s sports include Cross-Country (co-ed), Soccer (co-ed), Volleyball, Basketball, and Track (co-ed).
Tune in each morning at 8 a.m. as our eighth grade class, with the help of the others school students, present a live webcast of our morning announcements. Several events throughout the year are also live-broadcast via this channel. Watch the Tweet for information about special livestreams.
Trinity supply lists are updated each summer. The items are subject to change. Most of the items can be purchased at the School Bookstore.
Trinity participates in the free lunch program. This means, free lunches are available to all students. Remember, THIS ONLY APPLIES TO THE ENTIRE MEAL. Ala Carte items will still be charged to your account at the regular price. Milk is considered an Ala Carte item, unless your student orders the entire meal. You will still be able to see whatever your child orders, but the meals will have a $0 charge. A hotdog has also been added as a main entrée choice. Students can choose the main entrée, a cheese omelet, or a hot dog which will be accompanied by the veggie, fruit, and milk which constitutes a reimbursable meal. If you have any questions, please
contact Mrs. Knopf in the school office.
Safety drill information is available for up to three years.
The school handbook is updated regularly. The handbook is an outline of policies and guidelines used to govern the ministry of the school. I hope the contents of the handbook will help you understand more about the school and its general operation.
COVID-19 Policies and Procedures
To protect the health of our School Community and per the Emergency Order issued by the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services on October 6, 2020, Trinity Lutheran School will provide Public Notice to our School Community regarding School Associated Cases of COVID-19. Within 24 hours of being notified of a School Associated Case by Macomb County Health Department (MCHD), this dashboard will be updated to include new and cumulative COVID-19 case counts. Individuals identified as Close Contacts of School Associated Cases will be notified separately and directly by MCHD.
Updated: December 7, 2020
Our teachers and school support staff have been notified that they have qualified for these programs. As of today, they have been sent Form 5734 to verify their eligibility.
The Teacher COVID-19 Grant program was created by Public Act 166 of 2020 to recognize the additional time classroom teachers in a district or nonprofit nonpublic school spent outside of normal working hours and additional costs classroom teachers have incurred or experienced to provide a continuity of learning during the period of school closure in 2019-2020 as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. The program was funded under Article 5, Section 949p for grants to eligible K-12 classroom teachers.
The School Support COVID-19 Grant program was created by Public Act 166 of 2020 for grants to eligible K-12 school support staff to recognize the additional time spent outside of normal working hours, hazardous conditions, and additional costs school support staff have incurred or experienced to provide services to students during the period of school closure in 2019-2020 as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic.
More information on these grant programs, including a detailed Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) guide, can be found on the Teacher and School Support COVID-19 Grant Website at www.michigan.gov/TSSC19Grants
