Volleyball is more than just a sport at Trinity—it’s a powerful opportunity for students in grades 5–8 to grow in perseverance, discipline, and unity.

Our athletes learn more than serving and spiking—they learn to work as one body, encourage each other, and compete with integrity. With coaching that focuses on skill development and Christlike leadership, players represent Trinity in league games and tournaments throughout the fall season.

Whether it’s their first time on the court or they’re ready to lead the team, Trinity volleyball helps students grow as athletes and disciples.

Trinity’s cheer program brings high energy, strong values, and unstoppable school spirit to the sidelines and beyond!

• Grades 5–8 are invited to join our Cheer Team, where students build skills in choreography, leadership, and confidence while leading cheers at games and pep events. Our cheerleaders are more than performers—they’re encouragers, role models, and joy-bringers on campus.

• In January, we host our exciting Cheer Camp for Kindergarten through 4th grade students! Campers learn basic motions, chants, and a performance routine in a fun, supportive, and faith-filled environment. They even get to perform at a real game—just like the big kids!

Whether cheering from the sidelines or center court, our students learn to shine for Jesus with joy, teamwork, and spirit.

At Trinity, we believe every student can go the distance—physically, mentally, and spiritually. Our running programs encourage students to challenge themselves, support their teammates, and keep their eyes on the ultimate goal: honoring Christ in all they do.

• Cross Country is offered each fall to students in grades 4–8. Runners train outdoors, develop endurance, and compete in meets against area schools. Whether racing through trails or cheering from the sidelines, students grow in determination, discipline, and Christian character.

• Track & Field takes place each spring for students in grades 5–8, offering a variety of events including sprints, distance races, long jump, and relays. It’s a fantastic way for students to discover their strengths, set personal goals, and experience the thrill of team-based competition.

Every race, every relay, every finish line is an opportunity to grow—in faith, in strength, and in confidence.

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This advanced choir is open to experienced singers in grades 6–8 and meets twice a week on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Students currently in Concert Choir are automatically eligible to continue; new students may join by audition.

Why Join?

• Perfect for students seeking a more advanced vocal experience

• Strongly encouraged for those planning to be in the Spring Musical (participation may influence casting decisions)

• Students may also participate in Chapel Choir if schedules allow

Students are expected to attend all scheduled performances, which include:

• A Saturday or Sunday worship service at Trinity (approx. once per semester)

• A Trinity sporting event (approx. once per semester)

• The Christmas Program

• The Spring Music Concert

Concert Choir offers students the opportunity to develop their vocal skills, grow in confidence, and be musical leaders in our school and church community.

Students in 5th – 8th grade enrolled in Band receive a well-rounded musical experience that includes both individual or small group instrument lessons and a weekly full-band rehearsal.

Students are placed into Junior Band or Concert Band based on skill level. Placement is determined by the band director to ensure the best learning environment for each student.

Lesson Costs & Rentals

• Individual/small group lessons carry an additional cost, paid by families

• Trinity offers a limited number of low-cost rental instruments

• Financial aid is available for qualifying families

• Lessons are scheduled during the school day

Students are expected to participate in all scheduled performances, including:

• Christmas Program

• Spring Music Concert

• Tournament Pep Band

• Spring Solo & Ensemble Festival

Whether just starting out or advancing their skills, band students learn the value of teamwork, personal growth, and sharing their God-given talents through music.

Options: Flute, Clarinet, Saxophone, Trumpet, French Horn, Trombone, Baritone, Tuba, Percussion

Our Piano Lab (5th- 8th grade) offers both large and small group instruction tailored to each student’s ability—whether you’re just starting out or have years of experience. Advanced students may be invited to assist beginners, building leadership skills while refining their own technique.

Piano is part of the regular weekly schedule for 4th graders!

• Flexible Format: Individualized pacing for beginners through advanced students

• Collaborative Learning: Peer support and mentoring encouraged by the teacher

Through fun, foundational lessons, students learn to read music, build technique, and explore creative expression—all while growing musically, developing discipline, and building confidence in their God-given gifts

Private piano instruction is available to students in Kindergarten through 8th grade. Lessons are offered with a designated instructor at Trinity during the school day. All fees associated with private lessons are incurred by the parent or guardian and are to be paid directly to the individual instructor.

Violin, Viola, Cello, or Guitar

Strings Program (Kindergarten–8th Grade)

Our Strings Program offers students the opportunity to explore and grow in their musical gifts through one-on-one instruction in violin, viola, cello, or guitar. Private lessons are available to students in Kindergarten through 8th grade, with flexible scheduling during the school day.

Orchestra Elective (Grades 5–8)

Students in 5th–8th grade who study violin, viola, or cello may be eligible to join the weekly Orchestra elective, pending approval from our strings instructor. This course provides students with ensemble experience and the opportunity to perform with their peers in a supportive, musical environment.

Important Details:

• Private lessons are required for participation in orchestra
• All fees associated with private lessons are incurred by the parent or guardian and are to be paid directly to the individual instructor
• Lessons can be taken with a designated instructor at Trinity or with an outside instructor
• Orchestra meets during the school day and does not conflict with other music classes

All orchestra members are expected to perform in the:

• Christmas Program
• Spring Music Concert

Whether students are new to strings or continuing their training, this program builds confidence, discipline, and a love for music that lasts a lifetime.

Trinity Lutheran School is honored to be accredited by the Wisconsin School Music Association (WSMA) — a recognition that reflects our strong commitment to excellence in music education. This distinction celebrates our dedication to providing students with meaningful opportunities to grow as musicians, leaders, and lifelong learners through high-quality instruction and performance experiences.

At Trinity, music is more than a class — it’s a vital part of how we glorify God, build community, and nurture creativity. WSMA accreditation affirms our mission to inspire each student with a passion for learning and a heart for Christ, both in and beyond the classroom.

WSMA Accreditation recognizes a school’s outstanding participation in WSMA programming and distinguishes the school’s music program. WSMA applauds all efforts to provide valuable music education opportunities for students.

Students in 5th – 8th grade who meet and maintain certain academic requirements are invited to join the Lutheran Junior Honor Association. Students serve God and others by encouraging the academic and spiritual development of the Trinity student body.

Bookending our week on Monday mornings and Friday afternoons are energetic, joy-filled, school assemblies. Our assemblies include devotions, recitation on our identity in Christ, singing, games, and student-led recognition of achievement. Want to see our culture in action? Come to an assembly!

Tuition Rates & Policies

• Scheduled Contract (enrolled, under schedule contract) | $5.00/half hour
• Registered (enrolled, no weekly schedule contract) | $8.00/half hour
• Non-Registered Drop-In (not enrolled, drop-in; max three days) | $10.00/half hour
• $100.00 non-refundable registration fee

Daily Schedule

• Check-In; Bathroom & Wash Hands
• Snack
• Outside
• Devotion/Worship/Prayer
• Bathroom Break
• Homework/Quiet Activities
• Free Choice Activities in the Classroom
• Childcare Closed at 5:00 pm