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A MESSAGE FROM FATHER CARROLLTO YOU OUR FAMILIES!
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HOLY TRINITY Catholic School News
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May 29
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May 18A virtual town hall meeting will be held Tuesday, May 19th at 7pm via Zoom discussing a variety of topics. Fr. Carroll, Fr. Weiss, Mrs. Smith, Jennifer Boger (School Board President), Jeff Pautz (Finance Committee Chair), and Nicole Nirosky (Marketing/Development) will be speaking. A question and answer period is planned after the presentation.Read More
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April 11HTCS executed it's distance learning program starting on March 23rd. Teachers and students continued their use of Google Classroom, Class Dojo, and various reading and math educational sites while adding tools like Zoom. The school community continued their connection through Facebook posts. The daily prayer, pledge, announcements, goals, challenges, and joke is recorded by the principal and distributed to the school community via email. Piano and band instrument lessons have continue as well and physical education challenges, science and art projects. We are very proud of our teachers, students, families and administration on the continued development of our students as some school districts have had challenges with their educational platforms, and some only applying to the state for the ability to conduct online learning after it became evident that schools would be closed for an extended period of time. While it is disappointing we cannot experience our community in person, we are encouraged by the virtual connectivity of our school. Check out what we have been up to!Read More
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Important Additional Information
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Father weiss lEADING CHILDREN'S LITURGY OF THE WORD
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about holy trinity catholic school
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SUMMER HOURS 2020
Monday - Thursday 9 AM until 12 noon
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MISSION STATEMENT
Holy Trinity Catholic School partners with families to provide an exceptional educational experience that supports students on their Christ- Centered Journey. We promote academic excellence and lifelong service to others in an environment formed by the teachings of Jesus Christ.
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non-discrimination policy
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