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\n BILL TAYLOR REVEALS THE “HIDDEN” CURRICULUM<\/a>\n <\/h2>\n\n
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“In our recent exercise to illustrate our Portrait of a Graduate, we established that a Trinity-Pawling graduate will be an ‘ethical citizen of the School and the world. He will exhibit a strong moral compass and demonstrate respectful, empathetic, compassionate, and mindful behavior regarding actions and intentions with oneself and others.’ Moreover, ‘a Trinity-Pawling graduate will be a self-aware young man. He will act with a mature approach to situations.’<\/p>\n

Of course, our Portrait of a Graduate is an aspirational exercise. It summarizes what we intend to achieve as educators in this distinctive learning environment. In a very real sense, these are goals of our ‘hidden’ curriculum, the curriculum that exists behind the academic curriculum. Our primary curriculum outlines what our students learn. Our hidden curriculum focuses our attention on how our students will learn and grow as respectful, honorable, young men.<\/p>\n

It is our hidden curriculum that reveals the core of Trinity-Pawlings culture. It is the reason why we do the things that we do. Our hidden curriculum calls us to gather at the Chapel and at meals, to reinforce the fabric of our community by focusing on relationships, respect, and honor. Our hidden curriculum calls us to focus on sportsmanship, as well as sports. Our hidden curriculum calls us to see our students in various stages of ‘becoming’\u2014each of them possessing their own distinctive gifts and talents. Our hidden curriculum calls us to be mentors to students and to one another.<\/p>\n

Unlike our academic curriculum, which is outlined on paper, our hidden curriculum exists in the ethos of the School\u2019s culture. As we embark on this new year, this community will be focusing on the core of this School as we nurture its culture.”<\/p>\n

– Headmaster Bill Taylor<\/p>\n

Listen to Headmaster Bill Taylor’s Opening Day chapel address to the students here.<\/a><\/p>\n <\/div>\n

THE CORE OF TRINITY-PAWLING\u2019S CULTURE<\/div>\n <\/div>\n <\/div>\n<\/div>\n\n
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\n DENNIS SLATER \u201968<\/a>\n <\/h2>\n\n
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Dennis Slater got his Trinity-Pawling diploma in May 1968, turned south out of the front gates, and didn\u2019t set foot on campus for 40 years. For whatever reason, he decided to come back for his class reunion in 2008. What he experienced that weekend opened his eyes\u2014and his heart. \u201cI have returned to campus every year since then, and our 50th<\/sup> reunion at the end of September will be my tenth consecutive visit. I plan to come back to Pawling every year until they ring my bell at the alumni memorial service.\u201d<\/p>\n

During Slater\u2019s visit in 2008, he saw how the School had evolved over four decades. \u201cI was so impressed and finally realized what Trinity-Pawling meant to me and to so many others. I\u2019m a business and financial planner by nature and have the utmost respect for how all the headmasters since Matt Dann have brought the School along.\u201d<\/p>\n

Slater spent four years at Trinity-Pawling and then attended Rutgers University majoring in accounting and business administration. He has lived in Florida since 1975, where he held financial executive positions in the automotive industry. He currently owns a strategic business planning advisory firm called CEO-CFO Solutions, LLC and is the principal owner of the USCIS-authorized Florida EB-5 Regional Center based in Tampa.<\/p>\n

Slater is chairing the Class of 1968 Scholarship Legacy Fund, with a goal of raising $196,800. The kick-off is slated for the September 29th<\/sup> Reunion Weekend. Spurred by good-natured competition, Slater hopes this initiative will surpass the Class of 1967\u2019s target of $100,000. \u201cSeveral significant pledges have been made already to get us on the way, but now we need more classmates to step up,\u201d Slater says. \u201cThis gift will stand as our Class\u2019s legacy and generate vital scholarship funds for Trinity-Pawling students. What a great way to impact the School!\u201d<\/p>\n

\u201cMy biggest regret is that it took me so long to return to campus, but that absence has only intensified my passion for Trinity-Pawling. The School has done a fabulous job, and I\u2019m honored to be associated with its evolution.\u201d<\/p>\n

For more information on how to contribute to the Class of 1968 Scholarship Legacy Fund, please contact Dennis at SlaterTampa@gmail.com<\/a> or Director of Major Gifts Colleen Dealy at cdealy@trinitypawling.org<\/a>.<\/p>\n

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AFTER A 40-YEAR HIATUS, HE\u2019S BACK WITH A MISSION<\/div>\n <\/div>\n <\/div>\n<\/div>\n\n
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Leadership is both an art and a skill. It can be learned, but not easily taught. The seven young men who were tapped as prefects at Stepping Up last May earned that honor thanks to their demonstrated commitment to the School: contributions to clubs and activities, success in the classroom and athletics, and overall presence as role models. Headmaster Bill Taylor assigns each prefect a specific area of oversight as part of that young man\u2019s leadership responsibilities. Here\u2019s a snapshot into the Class of 2019 Prefects and how they perceive their duties.<\/p>\n

John Garvey (Head Prefect, Hamden, CT)<\/strong> \u201cFrom what I have observed in my three years here, prefects have been the ones who made a notable difference day in and day out. The role comes with adversity and long hours of responsibility, but being able to overcome everything will lead to class success. My job is to enrich student life and stay attuned to overall morale. The Class of 2019 intends to uphold the traditions of Trinity-Pawling.\u201d<\/p>\n

Robby Phillips (Junior Prefect, Pawling, NY)<\/strong> \u201cBeing a prefect means not only being a leader before the whole school, but also doing what\u2019s needed behind the scenes to make the student experience the most enjoyable and rewarding it can be. While I oversee the academic picture, I feel my role is to serve as a voice between the faculty and students. What inspires me the most is simply that the school community has entrusted me with this position, which makes me want to do the absolute best I can. I think the most challenging piece will be balancing my responsibilities as prefect with my place as a student.\u201d<\/p>\n

Will Rickert (Pawling, NY)<\/strong> \u201cI\u2019m in charge of the Arts so I want to encourage more kids to step out of their comfort zone and participate in the Arts. I want them to discover new talents.\u201d<\/p>\n

Nolan LaPlante (Lake Tahoe, CA)<\/strong> \u201cAs Prefect of Zeal, I unite the student body through activities and events and keep the campus enthusiasm high. My goal is to get kids out of their dorm rooms, challenge them to be a little vulnerable, and find ways to have good, clean fun.\u201d<\/p>\n

Jack Haims (Bronxville, NY)<\/strong> \u201cMy area to oversee is honor. As a member of the Honor Council, I want kids to consistently do the right thing, help them to value honor, and be aware of the Honor Code.\u201d<\/p>\n

Ryan McBeth (Port Moody, British Columbia)<\/strong> \u201cI\u2019m focusing on service. I plan on collaborating with Father Robinson to help the boys find ways to serve, contribute, and to get involved with the world in a fun and meaningful way.\u201d<\/p>\n

Evan Ruschil<\/strong> (Katonah, NY)<\/strong> \u201cMr. Taylor put me in charge of victuals. Once I realized that meant food, I decided I should work with the dining hall and Cave staff to make the food consistent with what we want to eat. Guys like to eat so this is a pretty important role.\u201d<\/p>\n

Good luck to all the 2019 Prefects!<\/p>\n <\/div>\n

LEADERSHIP\u2014AN ART AND A SKILL<\/div>\n <\/div>\n <\/div>\n<\/div>\n\n
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Backed by a career of writing, teaching, coaching, directing, and producing, John Teaford joined the Trinity-Pawling community as an English teacher this past August. \u201cMy resume can seem as though it\u2019s describing the lives of numerous people\u2014writing, film, sport, academia\u2014but in truth\u00a0I am just a “young man” who has lived a very long time,\u201d Teaford commented. \u201cI have also been very fortunate to meet with many unique opportunities along the way. My new tenure at Trinity-Pawling is the most recent of these.\u201d<\/p>\n

As he begins the new school year, Teaford brings a lifetime of varied experiences to both the classroom and the playing field. With a passion for writing, he is especially delighted to be joining the English department. \u201cThe most lovable thing about teaching English is the lack of exactness inherent to it\u2026rules get bent, communication proceeds regardless of proper grammar or punctuation, and a book says what we interpret it to say,\u201d he shared. \u201cThe author may have written it, but the book belongs\u00a0to me<\/em>. I love that.\u201d<\/p>\n

Teaford also looks forward to bringing his coaching expertise to the Pride. He has coached at the prep school and professional levels in several sports, including speedskating, Nordic skiing, cycling, and triathlon. He has even led athletes to Olympic teams, medals, and world records, including the United States Speedskating Team. At Trinity-Pawling, he will take on Middle School basketball and JV baseball. \u201cI\u2019ve come to learn that coaching is simply another form of teaching,\u201d Teaford explained. \u201cI find that personal connection to the athletes is most important. It can overcome any technical shortcoming the coach might have, and often results in athletes overcoming their own perceived limitations.\u201d<\/p>\n

Still, Teaford\u2019s fascinating experiences do not stop there. He also spent many years as Director of Feature Films and Producer\/Director of Broadcast Documentaries for Warren Miller Films, the organization that makes the quintessential ski movies. \u201cThe best part of that job was choosing the locations for all the films\u2026the Alps, Andes, Himalayas, Rockies. My passport filled to bursting nearly every year!\u201d Teaford shared.<\/p>\n

Fueled by his versatility and ambition, Teaford is ready to dive in to his next set of adventures at Trinity-Pawling. In the classroom, on the fields and courts, and everywhere in between, he hopes to convey to his students, if nothing else, one simple and poignant message: do what you love.<\/p>\n <\/div>\n

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\n A NEW SCHOOL YEAR OF PASSION-BASED LEARNING<\/a>\n <\/h2>\n\n
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Experiential learning is a fundamental part of the curriculum at Trinity-Pawling. The Practicum for Civic Leadership<\/a> allows students to actively explore, take initiative, learn by doing, and think critically and creatively. For seniors and postgrads, the focus is on the Senior Independent Project.<\/p>\n

Prior to departing for summer vacation in May, each rising senior committed to a topic of personal interest to pursue over the last few months. Among the list of projects: building a wooden kayak, publishing a scholarly journal article on GDP, researching and filming sharks for a documentary, and starting an insurance company.<\/p>\n

\u201cIn the late spring, the boys worked with their faculty mentors to brainstorm and outline their projects,\u201d explained Scott Harff, Assistant Director of College Placement and a key faculty member in the SIP process. \u201cMany of them left with a strong plan of action for their summer vacation with hopes of coming back with most of their projects complete.\u201d The fall and early winter, he says, is the time for seniors to put the finishing touches on their projects.<\/p>\n

One of the many benefits of the Senior Independent Project is how it fits into the student\u2019s college process\u2014providing a unique glimpse into their academic capabilities and personal interests. \u201cThe seniors are able to incorporate their projects either as the topic of their Common Application essay or a talking point with visiting college reps,\u201d explained Slade Mead, Director of College Counseling. \u201cAllowing our students to shine in a subject they are excited about is a win-win for both the student and the college.\u201d<\/p>\n

As they begin the school year and continue to guide each student through the SIP process, both Mead and Harff love seeing the boys enjoy their projects. \u201cIt\u2019s only the first week of classes and many boys have already excitedly approached me with their progress,\u201d shared Harff. \u201cAnd several of the boys have already finished! This group of seniors has definitely exceeded my expectations.\u201d<\/p>\n <\/div>\n

2018 SENIOR INDEPENDENT PROJECTS<\/div>\n <\/div>\n <\/div>\n<\/div>\n\n
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It\u2019s all about the experience. In a consumer culture that is saturated and increasingly disenchanted with \u201cthings,\u201d experiences have become the new \u201cgo-to\u201d opportunity for businesses (and people) looking to make an impact. Ed Feather \u201990, has found his niche in this nouveau world, as he helps clients all over the globe create unique brand moments in order to motivate employees and gain clients of their own.<\/p>\n

\u201cWhen trying to attract business or make an impact with stakeholders, corporations are looking for the \u2018wow\u2019 factor. At Cramer, we create that magic, providing large-scale events and experiential marketing for global businesses. You know that moment in a movie or live performance when you get the chills and feel completely connected in? That\u2019s our specialty!\u201d remarks Feather.<\/p>\n

To be sure, Feather is well-suited to his role. With a background in B2B and consumer advertising and marketing and a keen understanding of the client experience, he brings a wealth of knowledge and passion to the table for each account. One can\u2019t help but be caught up in his excitement as he describes the ultimate \u201cmoments\u201d that are created on stage at a conference, in a video, or within a marketing campaign.<\/p>\n

\u201cIt\u2019s incredible to work with a client to bring their vision and brand to life. Many of my accounts are in the B2B healthcare field and when they present to hospitals, they don\u2019t want to \u201csell\u201d at all\u2014rather, the goal is for their potential clients to leave with the feeling that this partnership is inspired, critical, and a win-win. We support them in creating that evolved atmosphere.\u201d Feather relates.<\/p>\n

The company works with corporations from UPS to Siemens Healthineers, in diverse fields from technology to financial services. Cramer employs 150 people on its \u2018studio model\u2019 campus\u2014everyone from strategists to video producers to sound engineers\u2014in order to create the perfect marketing package for their clients. Feather oversees five major accounts, partners with the creative and production teams for events, video, and other experiential marketing programs, and, as the head of account services he manages a team of six, each with their own portfolio. It\u2019s extremely busy and rewarding work.<\/p>\n

When asked how his time at Trinity-Pawling served him throughout his years at the School and in his life, Feather remarks, \u201cOne of the best things about my experience at T-P was the Effort System. When I arrived as a freshman I quickly realized I did not ever want to be in Group 3 again. And this was exactly the right challenge to keep me motivated all four years, and beyond.\u201d<\/p>\n

As experiences go, we think Feather has chosen a pretty exceptional one in his profession\u2014to be a magic-maker is quite an opportunity! To learn more about all of the creativity happening at Cramer, visit their website here<\/a>.<\/p>\n <\/div>\n

CREATING ULTIMATE MOMENTS<\/div>\n <\/div>\n <\/div>\n<\/div>\n\n
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\n PETER MCCABE \u201968<\/a>\n <\/h2>\n\n
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\u201cIn the general scheme of things, three years is not a long time. But 50 years later, those three years at Trinity-Pawling were, and are, a big part of my life. They molded me, matured me, and helped me become a better person. I have come to appreciate the education I received and the value of my time at T-P.<\/p>\n

From student, to class agent, to member of the Board of Trustees, I have spent the last 45 years keeping my connection with T-P intact. Trinity-Pawling is always a part of my life, then and now.<\/p>\n

I return as often as possible to keep up with the dynamic community that Trinity-Pawling has become. The physical changes to the campus are only one aspect of the progress the School has made over the past 50 years. Each year the new students, new faculty, and new programs bring a fresh new perspective to the T-P experience. It is an exciting place to be and to be a part of.<\/p>\n

I come back to visit Trinity-Pawling to see athletic events, old friends, new friends, and to see what these young men will become when they move on into the world. I will come back this fall for my 50th<\/sup> class reunion with memories\u2014some great\u2014some not so great, but with a true sense of pride in what my School has become and what it will be in the future.<\/p>\n

Come back and join us<\/a>, you won\u2019t be disappointed. I personally guarantee it!\u201d<\/p>\n

– Peter McCabe \u201968<\/p>\n <\/div>\n

WHY COME BACK?<\/div>\n <\/div>\n <\/div>\n<\/div>\n\n
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The Trinity-Pawling cross country team returns 5 of the top 7 from the 2017 team: Nick Grande \u201919, Thomas Howell \u201920, Jack Long \u201921, Jimmy Nolan \u201921, and Andrew Zhang \u201920.\u00a0 It is the hope of the coaching staff that this group of runners will learn from last year’s experiences and continue to develop as racers and runners.\u00a0 Also returning from last year are Rodger Ecker \u201920, Ryan Kane \u201921, Tommy Li \u201921, David Poulos \u201921, Tim Wang \u201919, Ledi Wang \u201921, Ben Yoon \u201920, Jack Zhang \u201919, and Tom Zhao \u201919.\u00a0 All of these runners returned to school in better condition and the coaches expect them to push the top runners and in turn, improve the overall quality of the team.\u00a0 Newcomers Toby Berner \u201921, Henry Daniel \u201920, Thomas Fears \u201921, Nico Mooney \u201920, Sam Fechner \u201920, Sam Stone \u201919, Tucker Kellogg \u201923, Brian Poulos \u201922, Logan Weis \u201923, Tian Yu \u201920, and James Wang \u201921 are all running well and the coaching staff is confident that they will contribute to the overall success of the team.\u00a0 The goals of this group are to improve every day, work hard every day, and embrace the idea of athletic competition.<\/p>\n

The 2018 football team is getting ready for the home opener against Avon Old Farms on Saturday, September 22nd<\/sup>. The team has been working hard to prepare throughout the pre-season and has recently elected this year’s captains.\u00a0 In alphabetical order, the 2018 Trinity-Pawling football captains are Jake Conlan \u201919, Eddie Gonzalez \u201919, Christian Keyes \u201919, and Dont\u00e9\u00a0Williams \u201920.\u00a0 The Pride looks forward to competing for an Erickson League Championship and making their third straight New England Bowl Game.<\/p>\n

Coach Clougher begins his second year as head coach of the varsity soccer team. He will be relying on quite a few young players to grow during the season. Captains Jack Haims \u201919 and Mark Trainor \u201919 will be counted for their leadership and steady play. New junior Bailey Monteiro \u201920 will get the bulk of the playing time in goal. Andrew Belcher \u201922 and Sebastian Padilla Ortega \u201921 have shown promise in the midfield. Trevor Cole \u201920 and Huma Bekhiet \u201919 are strong defenders. Joey Musa \u201919 will add some skill at the offensive end of the field. The team looks forward to competing against some of the best teams in the country.<\/p>\n

Find the 2018 fall athletic schedule<\/a> here.<\/p>\n <\/div>\n

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Homecoming & Reunion Weekend is just around the corner\u2014September 28-29\u2014REGISTER NOW!<\/p>\n

THE FUN INCLUDES:<\/p>\n

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 28th<\/strong><\/p>\n

8:00 AM\u00a0<\/strong>Bill Stolz \u201961 Chapel Talk<\/p>\n

*<\/em><\/strong>Open Classes to Follow<\/em><\/p>\n

10:30 AM<\/strong>\u00a0ALL ALUMNI Golf Game\u00a0Quaker Hill Country Club<\/em><\/p>\n

11:00 AM\u20131:00 PM<\/strong>\u00a0Scully Hall<\/em>\u00a0open for Lunch<\/p>\n

1:00 PM<\/strong>\u00a0Is your son a prospective student? Student-led tours will be available at this time\u00a0(<\/em>*Admissions interviews may be made by appointment)<\/em><\/p>\n

3:00\u20137:00 PM<\/strong>\u00a0Registration and Welcome Center open\u00a0Cluett Lobby<\/em><\/p>\n

4:00 PM<\/strong>\u00a0Shuttle from Danbury hotels to campus<\/p>\n

5:30 PM<\/strong>\u00a0Dedication of the Adams Erdmann Tennis Pavilion<\/p>\n

*Reception to Follow<\/em><\/p>\n

7:00 PM<\/strong>\u00a0Welcome Dinner & Distinguished Alumni Awards\u00a0Tent behind Gamage House<\/em><\/p>\n

Your class photo will be taken at this event!<\/strong><\/p>\n

9:45 PM\u00a0<\/strong>Shuttle to Danbury hotels<\/p>\n

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SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 29th<\/strong><\/p>\n

School Store Hours: 8:30 AM\u201312:00 PM AND 2:00 PM\u20135:00 PM<\/strong><\/p>\n

8:00 AM\u20139:00 AM<\/strong>\u00a0Breakfast available\u00a0Scully Hall<\/em><\/p>\n

8:30 AM and 9:30 AM\u00a0<\/strong>Shuttle From Danbury hotels<\/p>\n

8:30 AM\u20132:00 PM<\/strong>\u00a0Registration and Welcome Center open\u00a0Cluett Lobby<\/em><\/p>\n

9:00 AM-10:00 AM\u00a0<\/strong>Q & A with the Headmaster\u00a0Gardiner Library<\/em><\/p>\n

9:00 AM\u00a0<\/strong>Clay shoot at\u00a0Orvis Sandanona Shooting Grounds<\/em><\/p>\n

10:00\u201311:15 AM<\/strong>\u00a0<\/em>Alumni Panel\u00a0Gardiner Theater<\/em><\/p>\n

*Moderated by Eric Drath \u201988<\/em><\/p>\n

11:30 AM<\/strong>\u00a0Alumni Memorial Service\u00a0All Saints’ Chapel<\/em><\/p>\n

12:15\u20131:30 PM\u00a0<\/strong>Lunch and Alumni Celebrations\u00a0Scully Hall<\/em><\/p>\n

1:00\u20132:00 PM<\/strong>\u00a050th<\/sup>\u00a0Reunion Class StoryCorps\u00a0Barone Dining Room\u00a0\u00a0<\/em><\/p>\n

1:15 PM\u00a0<\/strong>Campus Tours\u00a0Cluett Lobby<\/em><\/p>\n

2:00 PM<\/strong>\u00a0 Athletic Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony\u00a01964 Alumni & Hall of Fame Room, Smith Field House<\/em>\u00a0<\/em><\/strong><\/p>\n

3:30 PM\u00a0<\/strong>Homecoming Football Game vs. Loomis-Chaffee\u00a0Coratti Field<\/em><\/p>\n

Post-Game Reception\u00a0<\/strong>Smith Field House Terrace\u00a0<\/em>(following the conclusion of the football game)<\/p>\n

BBQ Celebration<\/strong>\u00a0Tent behind Gamage House<\/em><\/p>\n

Class of 1968 – 50th<\/sup>\u00a0Reunion Dinner<\/strong>\u00a0Gamage House<\/em><\/p>\n

9:00 PM\u00a0<\/strong>Shuttle to Danbury hotels<\/p>\n

10:00 PM\u00a0<\/strong>Shuttle to Danbury hotels<\/p>\n

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Note:\u00a0 Schedule is subject to change, so check trinitypawling.org\/reunion for updates.<\/p>\n

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We can’t wait to see you back on campus!<\/strong><\/p>\n

Questions? Reach out!<\/p>\n

Janet Hubbard P\u201907<\/p>\n

Director of Advancement Operations<\/em><\/p>\n

jhubbard@trinitypawling.org<\/p>\n

845.855.4830<\/p>\n <\/div>\n

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\n DO YOU KNOW A BOY THAT WOULD BE A GREAT FIT FOR TRINITY-PAWLING?<\/a>\n <\/h2>\n\n
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Join us for an OPEN HOUSE event this fall!<\/p>\n

Monday, October 8th or Saturday, November 10th<\/p>\n

Active, engaged, and out of their seats\u2014this is how boys at Trinity-Pawling experience learning.<\/p>\n

If you know a boy that would thrive in this environment, invite them to come to campus and learn about our distinctive programs and how they bolster the way boys learn best\u2014by doing.<\/p>\n

Families will have the opportunity to meet the experts in boys\u2019 education, and hear how we guide our students to become young men of integrity\u2014ready to rise to the challenges of an ever-changing world.<\/p>\n

Pass this invitation on or REGISTER to attend at\u00a0trinitypawling.org\/openhouse<\/a><\/p>\n <\/div>\n

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\n POWER THE POSSIBILITIES<\/a>\n <\/h2>\n\n
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Supported every step of the way by a dedicated community of mentor-educators and buoyed by a brotherhood of peers, Trinity-Pawling students discover their OWN GREATNESS, each and every day.<\/p>\n

Your gift to the Trinity-Pawling Fund is the anchor\u2014providing for all the daily needs of this top-notch educational experience.<\/p>\n

Through your generosity, you support the culture of TRANSFORMATION\u2014where a boy\u2019s highest POTENTIAL is DISCOVERED and UNLEASHED.<\/p>\n

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