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Trinity selects James Torra to serve as its next president - The Record Newspaper

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James Torra Trinity High School’s next president has spent years welcoming prospective students and families as the school’s vice president for advancement and director of admissions. James “JT” Torra, who also has served as a teacher and coach at Trinity, will begin his tenure as president on July 1. He will succeed Dr. Robert Mullen, who has served as president since 2000. Mullen, who announced in May of 2024 his plans to step down, intends to…

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Trinity selects James Torra to serve as its next president - The Record Newspaper

James Torra Trinity High School’s next president has spent years welcoming prospective students and families as the school’s vice president for advancement and director of admissions. James “JT” Torra, who also has served as a teacher and coach at Trinity, will begin his tenure as president on July 1. He will succeed Dr. Robert Mullen, who has served as president since 2000. Mullen, who announced in May of 2024 his plans to step down, intends to…

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