Trinity Academy's Spark Gala: Celebrating Literacy & Innovation

Trinity Academy in Hartford is gearing up for its annual Spark Gala on Thursday, May 14th

at the Lyceum.

This tuition-free K-4 elementary school brings together families, supporters and leaders

for cocktails starting at 5.30 pm, followed by dinner, a live auction, and story spotlighting

student creativity and innovation.

The school runs on donor dollars since it costs about $16,000 per kitty cheer, serving

around 35 students now with plans.

To grow to 40, or 45, by the 2026, 2027 school year, small classes and custom learning

plans keep things personal and effective.

Principal Joshua Krauss says, community backing like this event makes there no cost, high-quality

education possible for every family.

Alam Masaya Price, now a junior in high school, credits her third grade years there for building

her confidence in a diverse, supportive spot, her mom, sought out.

This year's Gala honors literacy volunteer Sharon Bartlett for shaping young readers over

decades with remarks from Nick Breyer of the Connecticut.

Invention Convention, a big partner in their innovation push.

It showcases how kids gain critical thinking through projects and challenges.

Head to the Lyceum at 227 Lawrence Street for Business or Cocktail attire, with free parking

nearby.

Hit a Barton Darnia BDA-R-N-E-Y at trinityday.org, or 203-985-9817 for tickets or to sponsor.

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