The West Texas Food Bank will host a fundraising and community awareness event in the Commons. Attendees purchase handcrafted bowls and enjoy soup for dinner. All proceeds to benefit local families who rely on thee area food bank as a resource to supplement nutritional household shortfalls.
Trinity School students have joined forces with Keep Midland Beautiful on a project designed to: • protect the environment by minimizing the number of aluminum cans that end up in Midland’s landfill, • create a simple revenue stream to benefit LOCAL charities, including Casa de Amigos, Breaking Bread Soup Kitchen, and the Field’s Edge.
Bring your bags of cans to campus on Wed., Nov. 29, and Wed., Jan. 24, and leave them outside of your child’s classroom. HELP TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE. IT’S A BIGG Idea (Big Idea for the Greater Good).
Josten reps will have audience with seniors to distribute information regarding announcement ordering options for commencement. All seniors students will receive information.
Seniors and their parents will have opportunity to preview and order announcements from Jostens in preparation for commencement. This is a courtesy provided by school; hence, senior family participation is OPTIONAL.
Program for IS and US parents, but all interested parents are welcome.
Speakers will include Dr. Miguel Wolbert, District Attorney Laura Nodolf, and Elizabeth Adamson. Dr. Wolbert will speak about the health implications of tobacco and THC on the teenage brain. Laura Nodolf will speak on the legal implications of possession. Elizabeth Adamson will provide parents with the history and link to large tobacco companies. She will also provide tools to help increase parent awareness and promote vigilance. Nurse Kennedy will also be available for questions. The evening will consist of an educational presentation, provide resources, and speakers will be available for questions about vaping and e-cigarettes.