Campus News

Learning to count is a top priority for primary students, forming the foundation for future math skills. Historically, the 100th Day of School helped students understand place value and adding a third digit to numbers, turning counting into a hands-on math lesson. From the first day of school, students tally, sort, and group everyday objects, building excitement for this milestone.

November 11, Fort Worth, TX — South Campus was full of warmth and holiday cheer as students and their families came together for a special Thanksgiving lunch. Parents joined their children on campus to share a festive meal and enjoy time together in a lively, welcoming environment.

On September 16th and 17th, parents, grandparents, and other loved ones had the special opportunity to sit down, share a delicious breakfast, enjoy coffee, and connect with their students right here at school.

Two South campus teachers, Candice Turner (Creative Dance) and Heather Graziadei (Theater), were awarded $500 from 106.1 FM’s Kidd Kraddick Morning Show for their classroom project. Students will explore Commedia dell’arte, create masks, develop storylines, and perform on stage.

Trinity Basin Preparatory’s South Campus kicked off the school year with excitement and gratitude thanks to Sedalco Construction. The Fort Worth-based company, currently leading the campus’s 30,000-square-foot expansion, generously donated prefilled backpacks to ensure students start the year prepared. Under Principal Audrey Mason’s leadership, the campus celebrated Sedalco’s continued support, which also includes a new gymnasium/storm shelter, commercial kitchen, and 10 additional classrooms. Sedalco’s partnership highlights their strong commitment to education and the TBP community’s growth.