Meet Our Principals

Hello, and welcome to this 2023-2024 school year at Trinity High School.  Trinity High School is a traditional ninth through twelfth grade high school, steeped in rich tradition and “Bulldog Pride”.  

It is my honor to serve in my seventh year as the principal of Trinity High School.  I also served as a science teacher and assistant principal here, from 1998-2006.  I speak first-hand when I say the students, teachers, parents, and community of Trinity are second to none.  

At Trinity High School, we seek to maximize the educational opportunities for our students while simultaneously holding high expectations for our students and staff.  It is our goal to prepare our students to be competitive in the 21st-century global society that awaits them after high school.  

Our students are encouraged to stretch themselves in core academic classes, career and technical education offerings, and the cultural arts.  We invite all of our students to be active in the extra-curricular life of the school, whether it be a club, a student organization, an athletic sport, or another area.  We believe through participation and being an active member of our school community, our students will be more successful and develop skills that will benefit them for a lifetime.

Our theme at Trinity High School is to “dig deeper.”  As the Trinity Bulldogs, we want to approach our work as students and staff with an unrelenting focus and determination as we dig deeper in all facets of our school life- academics, the arts, athletics, clubs, and other co-curricular and extra-curricular opportunities.  

At Trinity High School, we believe each and every student can be successful in accomplishing his or her goals and dreams.  And, we know the path to accomplishing those goals and dreams begins today.  We want to partner with our parents, students, and greater Trinity community to successfully prepare our students, while providing a tremendous high school experience.  I invite you to join with Trinity High School in this endeavor.

Please do not hesitate to contact the school if you have questions, suggestions or even concerns about your student’s education.  

Respectfully,
Brian Toth, Ed.D
Principal 

Assistant Principal, Jenny Burkhart

I am blessed to be a member of Bulldog Nation and I am very excited to begin my 12th year in public education in North Carolina.  Prior to coming to Trinity High School, I worked for 11 years as a math teacher at West Davidson High School.  During that time I also worked as a coach and lead mentor.  I attended North Carolina State University and obtained Bachelor of Science degrees in Mathematics Education and Mathematics.  Recently I earned a Master of Arts degree in Executive Leadership Studies.

I look forward to submerging myself in the Trinity High School community and working closely with students, parents, and other community members.  I believe that with the proper support system that all students can excel and flourish in a public school setting.  It is my goal to help provide these supports to our students and assist them in becoming productive citizens when they leave high school.  

Please feel free to contact me at any time with any questions or concerns.

As we begin this school year, I am honored to serve the Trinity High School community as an Assistant Principal.  Overall, this is the beginning of my 34th. year in public education.  For the last 14 years, I have been a part of the staff at Trinity High School as an Assistant Principal for five years and as a Social Studies Teacher and Coach for nine years.  My education includes a B.A. in Social Studies Education from the University of West Florida and a Masters's in School Administration from the University of North Carolina at Greensboro.  

I am committed to serving all stakeholders in the Trinity High School community while promoting the interests of school and community life.  Trinity High School has a rich tradition of excellence in academic and extra-curricular activities that I will strive to perpetuate.  Thank you for visiting our school website.  Please feel free to contact me with suggestions, questions, or concerns.