Trinity Lutheran School offers a variety of extracurricular clubs designed to enrich student experiences beyond the classroom. These clubs provide opportunities for students to explore interests, develop skills, and build community.
Drama Club: Students participate in annual productions, taking on roles in acting, stage crew, and direction.
Music Ensembles: Opportunities include Band (Grades 4–8), Choir (Grades 6–8), Handbells (Grades 6–8), and Praise Team (Grades 6–8).
Club Invention: A STEM-focused program for Grades 1–3, encouraging creativity and problem-solving.
Knifty Knitters: Students learn knitting techniques while creating projects for community service.
Kindness Club: Open to Grades 4–8, this club promotes acts of kindness within the school and the wider community.
Game Club: Students gather to play and discuss various games, fostering strategic thinking and camaraderie.
For more information on these and other extracurricular opportunities, please contact the office at 952-442-4165.
While every grade, Preschool-Grade 8, enjoys field trips, students in 6-8 grades may elect to join an extended class trip.
Washington D.C. History (7&8, every other year) Camp Omega (6) At the end of 7th or 8th grades, students may elect to enjoy an extended school trip to Washington, D.C. with their peers, teachers, and parents. The trip happens every other year, allowing all students the opportunity to attend during either 7th or 8th grade. As they have time and interest, students have the opportunity to participate in fundraising events prior to the trips.
The Washington D.C. trip grants students an up-close experience with American government and history. Students visit the Smithsonian museums, the U.S. Capitol, the new Bible museum, and other monuments and landmarks in the nation’s capitol.