Brain Bowl
Brain Bowl is a middle school club that spends the school year filling their brains with facts, figures, information and trivia; all in preparation for the Big Bend Middle School Brain Bowl competition in March. The Trinity Knights emerged victorious with a second place win in 2012 and 2014.

National Junior Honor Society; Sr. Rose-Aileen Chapter
“NJHS serves to honor those students who have demonstrated excellence in the areas of scholarship, leadership, service, citizenship and character. These characteristics have been associated with membership in the national organization since its beginning in 1929.

Five main purposes have guided chapters of NJHS from the beginning: to create enthusiasm for scholarship; to stimulate a desire to render service; to promote leadership; to encourage responsible citizenship; and to develop character in the students of secondary schools. These purposes also translate into the criteria used for membership selection in each local chapter.” (source: https://www.njhs.us/about-us.aspx)

Students are eligible to apply for membership in the Rose-Aileen Chapter of NJHS based on their cumulative Middle School GPAs after at least one full semester at Trinity. Students will then fill out an application showcasing evidence of their leadership, character, citizenship, and service. If selected, students will be inducted into NJHS at a ceremony that takes place at the beginning of each school year.

Student Council
Trinity Catholic School Student Council represents the interests of the student body.

Mini Vinnies
The Trinity Catholic School Mini Vinnies is a junior branch of the Society of Saint Vincent de Paul. Our goal is to help others through charitable works while spreading the Catholic faith. This organization is made up of Trinity Middle School Students. We lead and organize our school mission to live out the Church’s Social Teaching.

Junior Thespian Troupe
Middle School students hone their skills as actors, get to know each other, and establish a sense of community through prayer and activities. Students in the theatre arts also grow in the areas of discipline, responsibility, cooperation, and adaptability. Every year, the Junior Thespians attend the District Festival. 

Journalism Club
Journalism club is for middle school students who are interested in improving their writing. Journalism club produces the wrtten copy for the yearbook.

Red White & Blue Club
The Red, White and Blue Club consists of 7^th and 8^th Graders and is supervised by the school Security/Safety Officers. Club members will be taught how to raise and lower the flag, and will be encouraged to learn about our nation’s flag history and its patriotism.The members will host school events including Veterans Day Mass, First Responders Appreciation Mass, Grandparents Day, Peace Mass, and School/Church picnic. Club members are responsible for raising the flag each day.

MathCounts
MathCounts is a National Competition series that allows students to excel and succeed in critical problem solving through mathematics. Students compete in local (chapter) competitions and have the opportunity to qualify for state and national competitions. In addition to honing math and problem-solving skills, MathCounts provides great experience in teamwork, perseverance, recognizing priorities, identifying one’s own strengths and weaknesses, and growing in self-confidence.

Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA)
Fellowship of Christian Athletes is a student-led group that joins two passions: faith and athletics, to impact the world for Jesus Christ. 

Chess Club
This club is for students interested in learning how to play chess.

Spanish Club
The Spanish Club meets regularly to learn about different aspects of the Spanish culture. Club members enjoy sampling Spanish food, learning about the culture from guest speakers, and immersing themselves in the culture in as many ways as possible.

Latin Club
The Latin Club furnishes an opportunity for the students to learn more about the Romans and their civilization in an informal, pleasurable atmosphere. The club offers time to work on creative projects and to study for the academic contests which the students will encounter at the Regional Latin Forum.  It  can develop leadership skills and responsibility as the students present programs, decide on activities and undertake service projects. It can strengthen the students' appreciation of ancient art and literature and give them a friendly interest in the classics in general that they can take with them to high school and beyond

Cross Club

Art Club

Guitar Ensemble

Band

Chorus

Other competitions and programs include:
Tropicana Speech – Grades 4-6
Spelling Bee – Grades 4 – 8
Science Fair – Grade 7
History Fair – Grade 8