Staff

Rebecca and Sam have three adult sons one of whom graduated from Trinitas. Their daughter, Marie, is currently in the 2nd grade at Trinitas. The Petersons attend Providence Church (CREC) of Pensacola. 

Mrs. Howell has worked at Trinitas since the school’s first year. She works tirelessly to help the administration and students in countless ways but concentrates on bookkeeping.  She and her husband Curtis were original Trinitas parents with two children, one of whom was an early Trinitas graduate. Now the Howells also have nine grandchildren.  

Mrs. Glushko brings two years of administrative experience from Minnesota. Since relocating to Florida, she has devoted her time to raising her family while actively serving in children’s ministry for the past three years at her home church. Mrs.Glushko is excited to bring her administrative experience, heart for service, and passion for supporting others to her new role in the front office.

After a career spanning more than forty years in medical and public health laboratories, including several leadership roles, Ms. Slaughter relocated to Pensacola to be near her family and serves as head librarian at Trinitas. She is the grandmother of three Trinitas students and is grateful for the school's commitment to faith and classical learning. She has always loved books and reading and enjoys helping cultivate that same love in the students of Trinitas.

Mrs. Crutcher became a part of Trinitas through her three grandchildren who are all alumni. For several years, she participated in the life of the school through attending Grandparents Day and school performances. After retiring from forty-one years of teaching first and second grade students, she began volunteering in the Trinitas library and delights in reading to students and helping them choose good books.  

Kimberly Ohn thought she wanted to be a band teacher but learned that her love of reading and children’s literature needed to be shared. After graduating with a degree in Music Education, she went on to receive a Multiple Subject Credential and a Master's degree in Curriculum and Development. She has taught for four years in public school and two years at a Classical Christian School in Maryland. Kimberly specializes in reading instruction, curriculum development, phonics, and elementary math. She attends Providence Church (CREC) with her husband and daughter.

Ronnie and Megan and their four boys moved to Pensacola to serve as a pastoral intern in a local church. Ronnie's background in carpentry, construction, and small-project management has prepared him well to manage the school's facility needs.