Campus Completion Project

Dear Trinity Parents,
 
As you know, earlier this year we announced a $15.2 million campaign to raise funds for a critical campus
expansion project, Trinity Tomorrow. The project envisions three new buildings, expanded parking and a
full-sized playing field.  
 
Our team of parent volunteers has been working steadily to secure the funds for design and construction.  
Our fundraising goal is ambitious, but very reachable if we all stretch to contribute what we can. I am very
proud that 100% of Trinity’s faculty and staff have supported this campaign; I believe that sends a powerful
message about their level of confidence and excitement about Trinity’s future. You will be hearing more from
some members of our faculty in weeks to come about why they made the personal decision to support Trinity
Tomorrow.   
 
As for me, not a day goes by that I don’t think about what this project will mean for Trinity. Not only the
practical aspects – the fact of having more classroom, office, meeting, and performance space, thereby
enabling us to accommodate more students and programs – but also how the addition of these new facilities
will truly transform this campus for generations to come. I think about what having a dedicated chapel as a
true centerpiece of the campus will signal to future families about our Episcopal identity. I think about the
global experiences that will be brought into our new classrooms easily, because the wiring and the tools will
be there from the very beginning. I also think about the impact our campus expansion will have on our
ability to recruit and retain students from diverse backgrounds.
 
I have every confidence that we can achieve our financial goal. Trinity has accomplished so much in the past
ten years, not just in terms of funds raised and buildings built, but also by establishing a stellar reputation
across Central Texas; a growing class of alumni who are achieving great things in high school; and a close-
knit community that supports our students and families in countless ways.
 
The question is not if, but when we will reach our goal. At their meeting in April, the Board of Trustees will
make a decision as to how we will execute the campus expansion plan:  do we move forward on the entire
plan at once, or accomplish the construction in phases? What will drive that decision, of course, is the
amount of money that has been given or pledged. These next few months are crucial.  If you have already
contributed to the campaign, I thank you. If you haven’t yet met with a Trinity Tomorrow committee member
to learn more about the campaign and what it will mean for our school and our students, please make some
time to do so soon.   
 
I couldn’t be more optimistic about our future. Together, we will accomplish great things for our students.  
 
Warmly,
 
Pat Adams
Head of School