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Inspiring excellence Inspire Excellence Co-Chairs Catherine Humann Callaway ’97 and TJ Callaway Melissa and Allen Moseley ’81 Sarah and Neal Williams ’73
Campaign Committee Julie and Jim Balloun Libby and Brooks Barge Kit and David Bowlin Erica and David Cummings Isha and Anil Damani Lane and Richard Courts Courtenay and Chris Gabriel Anne and Peter Hennessy Molly and John Jamieson Stephanie and Street Nalley Aisha and Marcellus Parker Stephanie and Austin Stephens Nancy and Chris Suh Ellen and Buck Wiley
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70 years in By Nicole Fash, Director of Marketing and Communications
Since Trinity School’s founding in 1951, we have been committed to the idea of providing children with the best early childhood and elementary education experience possible. The young child has always been our focus, and as it is stated on the School’s history wall, “This purity of purpose allows for a deep understanding of our students and how they learn.” This deep understanding extends to the best learning environments for our students, who range from age three through Sixth Grade, and over the School’s 70-year history, we have moved locations twice and upgraded our facilities multiple times. In 1980, we moved from the basement of Trinity Presbyterian Church to an existing facility located on seven acres at 3254 Northside Parkway, which formerly housed the City of Atlanta Birney Elementary School. During our time there, we updated various parts of the building and added the original Allison Williams Activity Center. After realizing a need for more space and facility flexibility in order to match our academic programming, we moved to our current location in 2002. Our
