Trinity Episcopal School

Charlotte Morris, math teacher and department chair, is celebrating 25 years at Trinity Episcopal School.

Since 2002, Morris has taught nearly every math course offered and helped shape many of Trinity’s most loved traditions, including Pi Week, SAT prep enrichment, the Mathletes program and the annual Halloween Pumpkin Carving contest. As senior class sponsor for two decades, she has played a key role in guiding students through their final year.

Over the years, her impact has reached far beyond the classroom in C-1. Alumni and colleagues point to her steady guidance, high expectations and patience as defining qualities of her teaching and leadership.

Known for her calm leadership during times of challenge, Morris helped support students and faculty through moments of loss and uncertainty, including the COVID-19 pandemic as well as pivotal life moments. Her influence can be found across generations of Titans.

Reflecting on 25 years at Trinity, Morris said the community has been central to her journey. “Trinity feels like family to me,” she said.

Help us congratulate Charlotte Morris on 25 years of impact, leadership and dedication to Trinity students. Leave a comment to share your favorite memory of Mrs. Morris or a moment she made a difference in your Trinity experience.

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In May, Trinity’s Performing Arts Titans closed out the year on a high note. From Vocal Ensemble to guitar, strings orchestra, concert band and jazz ensemble, the celebration showcased a range of musical styles and student talent across every level. The evening also recognized IB seniors with their final published works, marking an important milestone in their artistic journeys.

Several students were honored with special awards:
• National Choral Award: Abby Miller '26
• Director’s Award for Choir: Em Grinnan '26
• National Orchestra Award: Sara Grace Boykin '26
• John Philip Sousa Award for Band: Liam Thompson '28
• Miles Davis Jazz Award: John Hadjis '26

Congratulations to all of our performers on an outstanding year of music. 🎶 Learn more about Trinity's music program: https://www.trinityes.org/arts/performing-arts

Happy Father’s Day to all of our Titan dads.

Thank you for the many ways you show up for our students and our community each day. Whether it is dropping off a forgotten item, lending a hand at school events, or supporting from the sidelines, your involvement makes a lasting impact.

From team dads to class volunteers, from cheering in the stands to offering guidance and encouragement at home, your dedication helps shape the Titan experience in meaningful ways.

We are truly grateful for all that you do and the example you set. Wishing you a wonderful and well-deserved Father’s Day.

Happy "Teenth" to our community and those who celebrate.

has always been more than a holiday. The day stands as a testament to and celebration of the unyielding spirit of a people. Learn more and join in the celebration with : nmaach.si.edu/Juneteenth

Have you checked out the latest edition of the Titan Trail?

From standout student achievements to alumni milestones, this edition captures the very best of Trinity. Inside, you will find feature stories, class notes, athletic highlights, student awards and updates from our extended Titan network.

More than a publication, the Titan Trail is a living record of our community. It preserves the moments that define Trinity while connecting Titans across cities, generations and experiences.

Take a look and tell us what stands out to you. READ IT HERE: https://www.trinityes.org/news--calendar/titan-trail

For alumni-related inquiries, or to submit class notes: https://trinityes.myschoolapp.com/page/alumni/alumni-update-form?siteId=1105&ssl=1

Campus Update: We’re making improvements across campus this summer. Please share this information with any organizations planning to use Trinity’s grounds or facilities in the coming weeks.

Teacher. Coach. Alum.

Rick Hamlin ’96 marks 25 years at Trinity, building a legacy that spans the classroom and the court.

A point guard on the 1995-96 state championship team, he later returned to lead the Titans to another state title as head coach. His teams earned championships, but those who know him say his impact goes far beyond wins and banners.

Colleagues describe him as a dedicated educator whose commitment to Trinity shows up every day in how he teaches, coaches and supports students.

Join us in celebrating 25 years of Rick Hamlin.
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