NISE, a nonprofit educational initiative specializing in diversity, equity, and inclusion, was founded by Elise Carter and Trinity Walsh after being denied by Fort Thomas Schools District to start a program, and has since grown to serve 15-20 students.
Tag: trinity walsh
Posted inUncategorized
Highlands College and Career Counselor Recognized for Helping Students in Transition
Highlands college and career counselor Trinity Walsh received an award for outstanding service to students from the Kentucky Association of College Admissions Counseling. By Robin Gee, City Council Beat Editor Earlier this year, the Kentucky Association of College Admissions Counseling awarded Highlands High School counselor Trinity Walsh, the Caroline Quire Service Award, for her work […]
Posted inUncategorized
School Counselors Report Staff Additions Have Strong Positive Impact
Elementary, Middle School and High School counselors (l to r):Britane Bednar, Ann Listerman, Erica Thomas, Lori Maines, Trinity Walsh, Laura Schnitzler, Whitney McKay, Shauna Luebbers and Rachel Caswell. By Robin Gee For the 2018-19 school year, the Fort Thomas Independent School District added two new full-time counselor positions, one at the high school and one […]
Posted inUncategorized
Highlands Guidance Counselor Wins State Counselor of the Year
Fort Thomas Independent School District is highly rated in many aspects of education, student life, extra-curricular activities, teachers, and more — including the counselling department. Recently, Mrs. Trinity Walsh, guidance counselor at Highlands High School, was awarded the High School Counselor of the Year Award for the Kentucky School Counselors Association. The Kentucky High School […]