Our students are working together at Holy Trinity School to help those impacted by recent Hurricanes. Help Shumba and our students reach their class goals!
Our new picnic table and bench area is completed! Thank you to Mr. Howell for his hard work in creating this space for our students. Some of our 8th graders were the first to enjoy this special place!
Please join us in congratulating our Confirmation class from Holy Trinity Parish! They received the gift of the Holy Spirit on Sunday with Bishop Deliman.
4th graders met Mayor Gary Wallace of Morrisville, Council President Helen, and Chief Ciampa of the Morrisville Borough Police Department today! The children have been learning about political science in Social Studies class. They had a great learning experience.
What a wonderful Holy Trinity Day celebration! Special THANK YOU to all of our parents for working so hard to make it such a special, exciting day for our students! Holy Trinity Day is a celebration of our small school with a BIG ❤ It all began 12 years ago, when we won an appeal to remain open. From that day on, we celebrate each year and feel so very blessed for our very special school!
Happy Pi day!! Today’s date of March 14th represents the first three numbers of pi which are 3.14. Carnival of prizes winners celebrated pi day with pizza and pie!
Grade 7 and 8 attended a special viewing of the movie Cabrini. The movie is about the life of Mother Cabrini, the first American saint, and her work with the Italian immigrant population in New York. Thank you to The Ambassador’s Fund for Catholic Education for sponsoring this experience for our students!
What an amazing experience for our 6th, 7th and 8th grade students thanks to some amazing parents and attorneys! HTS Mock Trial allowed our students the opportunity to prepare for and experience a live courtroom. They studied and performed roles as jurors, witnesses, and lawyers. Thank you Mrs. Cori Martin, Mr. Joe Pargola, Mr. Keith Halloran, and Miss Corryn Kronnagel for your time and expertise preparing the students!
7th grade designed their own food trucks, took orders, and found tax and discount while learning about percentages in math class! Today they presented their final truck design and menu and some even decided to bring in food from their menu to share with the class!!
Today, we welcomed Mr. Paul Cillo from the Missionary Childhood Association. Students in Grades K-4 learned about the Eucharist, and students in Grades 5-8 participated in making Rosaries for children in other countries.