Trojans blinding those Chargers!
Homecoming 2022!
Working on those Chargers!
The Trojans spent the day working on those Chargers. Don’t forget to wear your future career gear to school tomorrow!
Trojan Crown bearer and flower girl. Aren't they the cutest!
Trojan King and Queen Homecoming nominees
Trojan Homecoming Court
Pajama Day!
Pajama Day!
Pajama Day was a success! Wear your construction gear tomorrow to work on those chargers!
Happy School Custodian Day Mike and Tynae. You are appreciated.
Let’s start our homecoming week off right! Don’t forget to wear your pajamas to school tomorrow to put those chargers to sleep!
Next week is homecoming week for the Trojans! Let’s see some school spirit! Go Trojans!
Trojans, don’t forget about “SEE YOU AT THE POLE” this Wednesday at 7:00 A.M. We will meet at the flagpole in front of the school. We look forward to seeing you there!
Goodies with Grandparents!
Hello Trojans! We are inviting all grandparents to come and enjoy "Goodies for Grandparents", tomorrow, September 16, 2022 from 7:30 am - 8:30 am. We hope to see you there!
At this moment, Trinidad ISD will be following CDC/TEA recommendations with regard to Public Health Guidance.
The big change: No mandatory quarantine or testing for close contact
Please see our Facebook page for guidance on positive cases.
Staff,
1. Take care of kids.
2. Take care of each other.
3. Take care of yourself.
You will find that this can be in any order on any given day.
Have a blessed year.
Let’s Go!
Fellow Trojans,
Many of you desired to get a piece of history, from the old gym and asked to be notified after asbestos abatement was completed. It has been completed.
Shortly after 8:00 pm on May 26, 2022, Trinidad ISD received a report of an alleged verbal threat from a student towards the high school graduation ceremony to be held Friday May 27, 2022. Local law enforcement were called immediately. A thorough investigation took place. The investigation led to the student admitting that he made a “joking” verbal threat towards the graduation exercise. He expressed deep remorse for his actions. Of course various police and court procedures followed. It should be noted that if a threat ever existed, it was stopped shortly after midnight Friday morning. Although no threat exists, all attendees can expect law enforcement presence on Friday. We encourage everyone to speak with their children about the ramifications of even joking about violence. Due to this being a legal situation with a minor, this will be the only statement from TISD.
Corey Jenkins, Superintendent