From the Principal's Desk - March 2025
- Apr 8
- 2 min read
Updated: Apr 16
This time of year is a beautiful reminder of the growth and renewal that surrounds us. At Trinity Lutheran School, it’s a time when we can clearly see the progress of our students. As the days grow warmer and flowers bloom, we observe how much our students have grown—not just physically, but academically, emotionally, socially, and spiritually.
Teachers often notice that children have not only sprouted a few inches since fall but are also reaching new heights in their learning. They’re solving math problems more quickly, reading with greater fluency, and showing more responsibility. These milestones reflect the hard work, dedication, and growth our students have shown.
At Trinity, we recognize that true growth extends beyond the classroom. We are committed to nurturing emotional, social, and spiritual development alongside academics. As we care for both hearts and minds, we remember these words from Lutheran Education (Luthed.org):
“Real growth comes in our daily walk with Jesus. It doesn’t happen physically, or mentally, or socially, or even financially. It happens as we celebrate the gift of eternal life through the death and resurrection of Jesus. Real growth is living a life, daily sustained by the Holy Spirit, which gives us the assurance of eternal life.”
This reminder shows us that growth is more than academic success. It’s about growing in faith, becoming more like Christ, and developing into individuals grounded in His love.
As we approach the final months of the school year, we celebrate our students’ accomplishments, the character they’re building, and the faith being nurtured. We look ahead with hope, trusting God will continue to guide and grow them.
May we all celebrate what God has already done and look forward to the many ways He will continue to shape and lead our children in the years to come.

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