Trinity Basin Preparatory Celebrates Pan Dulce, Pastries with Parents, and Hispanic Heritage Month

On September 19th, Trinity Basin Preparatory (TBP) Ledbetter campus welcomed families to a delightful morning of Pan Dulce & Pastries with Parents, combined with a vibrant celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month. The event offered families an opportunity to connect with teachers, meet other parents, and enjoy traditional treats while honoring the rich cultural contributions of the Hispanic community.

Principal Rufus Johnson shared, “We are thrilled to bring our families together for moments like this. Strong relationships and meaningful celebrations are at the heart of what we do at TBP. Our school is committed to doing more than academics—we celebrate our community, culture, and the connections that make our families and school stronger.”

Attendees enjoyed pastries, engaged in conversations with staff, and participated in activities that highlighted Hispanic heritage. Families expressed appreciation for the warm, welcoming environment and the school’s dedication to fostering community.

Trinity Basin Preparatory continues to prioritize family engagement and cultural awareness, making events like these a cornerstone of the school’s mission to nurture happy, connected, and empowered students and families.