We have a high-energy, creative task force working on the plans for 2020-2021! There are many scenarios of how we will be allowed to and feel comfortable and safe with reopening, and the committee is planning for each of them. Some of our most important information comes from you - our Trinity families - so please be sure to complete the Distance Learning Survey that was emailed to all …
We miss you so much!
We are sad to say that we need to close for the year to keep everyone safe and healthy, as directed by Governor Wolf. We hope that you are enjoying the activities, videos, links, etc., that your teacher has sent for your child. Each class has come to find their own way and comfort level with a variety of offerings either online, in a packet, on Zoom, or any combination of those! Our common …
Look for your ASQ Developmental Screenings email!
If you have completed your child's screenings, you have already received results, or will receive an email about the results in the next week or so. Trinity Preschool generously provides the valuable resource of a widely-recognized developmental screening program, Ages and Stages Questionnaires (ASQ). This screening allows parents to contribute their observations of their child's ongoing …
Reed the Rescue Dog
Today was the day we were supposed to get a visit from rescue dog Reed. Since school is closed, Reed will be staying home too! You can see and learn more about Reed here: Rescue Dog Reed …
Hi from Elmo! Where am I now?
Hi Everyone! Now can you guess where I am? I'll give you a clue - it's in the indoor playground, and there's a pretend refrigerator in it! I'll be here when we get back to school, and I can't wait to see you! …
Help our school’s supporters!
Several local restaurants have supported Trinity Preschool in various ways - donating to our Silent Auction, providing parent event food at reduced rates, holding fundraising events, etc. If you are planning some take-out during this crazy time in our families' lives, please consider one of these businesses as a way of thanking them for their support. Be sure to call or check their websites …
Week 1 is done – Moving forward
Welcome to the end of Week 1! It has been fun and challenging to prepare materials and experiences to share with your children at home. Now that we have our heads at least partially wrapped around our new temporary lifestyle, we are digging in to plan for the coming weeks. Here is a snapshot of our plans: utilizing our website more frequently and in in-depth ways to communicate and …
Hi from Elmo!
Elmo is here at Trinity waiting for his friends to come back to school! He is sitting by the fishtank in the office - you'll get more pictures of him in different parts of the school over the next couple of weeks...wonder what he'll do while he's here? …
Helping young children during stressful times
Here are some tips about navigating this unprecedented time with your preschooler! manage your own stress - children get their cues from the adults in their lives. Take deep breaths, maintain an upbeat attitude, and play with your kids - research shows that adults' stress levels decline significantly during play too! turn off the news or anywhere children can hear and see the constant …
Trinity Preschool closed March 13- April 13 in response to T/E school district decision
Based on the decision of T/E School District to close schools from March 13 - April 13, Trinity Preschool will be closed. Teaching staff will share some ideas, resources, and activities during the closure to keep connected with the children and families! …
Trinity Preschool closed March 13- April 13 in response to T/E school district decisionRead More
