Holy Trinity Classical Christian School announced this week that their One Act Teams each took silver in the SCISA Drama Festival on November 8 in Manning, SC. In addition to the team awards, Rostan Baisch won for Best Actress in the High School competition, with Carter Moseley receiving Honorable Mention. In the Middle School division, Sophia Dickinson won for Best Actress, with Mason Steinhauser receiving Honorable Mention.

The High School team performed The Last Strike, a story from 1930s, America, in which a young girl named Jackie Mitchell portrayed by Rostan Baisch, is asked to pitch against the greatest hitter of all time, the king of homeruns, Babe Ruth (Carter Moseley). The Middle School team performed, The Three Questions, based on a Tolstoy short story, in which a king (Mason Steinhauser) searches far and wide for the meaning of life, only to discover the answer was under his nose the whole time. Sophia Dickinson played the role of the king's chancellor. Both plays were complimented with original songs and dances, as well as Christian ideals. The plays were written and directed by Holy Trinity Drama Head and 2nd Grade teacher Elizabeth Booman. 

Founded in 2012, Holy Trinity Classical Christian School (HTCCS) provides students with a distinctly Christian and distinctively classical education in Beaufort. Holy Trinity serves students from preschool-12th grade. Since 2020, 72 students have graduated from the school with a 100% college acceptance rate. Over these four years (2020-2023), scholarship offers total 9.4 million dollars! The school has produced 5 National Merit Scholarship Finalists, 3 National Merit Commended Scholars, and 16 Palmetto Scholars. Academic instruction at HTCCS is rigorous, affording teachers and staff members the opportunity to engage with high-achieving students in a Christian environment. For more information about the academic excellence offered at Holy Trinity, please see www.htccs.org.