- Important
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- Click on the "Information" Tab above for parking and traffic information
- Freshman/Newcomers Orientation letter
- Very Important! There are several documents that you need regarding the opening of school for the 2008 - 2009 school year. All are pdf documents.
- Read the letter from NEASC regarding THS's accredidation.
- The Summer Reading list is NOW available! more...
- Be sure to check the Guidance page for updated important information!
- Are you a college bound Athlete? Be sure to check the Athletics section for important NCAA rules and College planning. Very important for present freshman and sophomores!
- Are you an alumnus of THS? Check out this site...
- Did you miss a past issue of the Eagle's Eye?...
- Trumbull High School has been selected to represent high schools across the state of Connecticut in an assessment in reading, mathematics, and science as part of the 2009 administration of the National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP). Click on the "INFORMATION" tab above for details.
- GRADE 9 AND NEWCOMERS ORIENTATION – Thursday, August 21, 2008
Student Ice Cream Social 5:30 – 6:45 p.m.
Orientation 7:00 – 8:15 p.m., students in the auditorium, parents in the gymnasium. See the letter....
- First Day of School is August 28.
- In an effort to promote more efficient parking throughout this coming school year, we are asking for your cooperation. The first row in parking Lot #2 and the first row in parking Lot #4 have now been reserved for faculty parking. Please refrain from parking in these areas. This will make a more beneficial use of our limited parking. Your understanding is most appreciated.
After 8:15 a.m., new traffic patterns will be in effect. Vehicles will enter the school grounds using the main entrance ramp on Strobel Road and exit using the ramp in front of the gymnasium area at the front of the building
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Students in about 100 Connecticut high schools, including Trumbull High School, will take part in a new 12th grade state-level mathematics and reading pilot program for the NAEP next year. The NAEP is the largest nationally representative assessment of what American students know and are able to do in a variety of subjects. The results of the NAEP are called the Nation's Report Card because they report the educational progress of students across the nation.
- NAEP Overview:
- Main Subjects to be assessed: Reading, Mathematics, and Science
- Students to be assessed: A sample of Grade 12 students
- Typical Assessment Duration: Approximately 90 minutes
- Assessment Window: January 26 - March 6, 2009
PARENTS & STAFF - Have you signed up for the K-12 alerts? We are pleased to launch a new e-mail and text messaging alert service. Our goal is to keep parents, community members, and staff rapidly informed about emergency situations and important announcements. Read more and sign-up TODAY! -
Do you need Academic assistance? - check the schedule!
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Parking in the front of the building or the loading dock area is by permit only. Unauthorized vehicles will be subject to ticketing or towing at owner's expense.
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Security Event Update - Read the letter from Dr. Tremaglio
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Student drop-off is in the BACK of the building.
- Drivers Education Information