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OUR MISSION
To form a Christ-centered Catholic community where faith and learning are lived and celebrated daily through Gospel values and academic excellence. |
Featured Upcoming Events
Picture Day • Tuesday, September 27th
Use these tips to help your child get ready for a great-looking school portrait that you’ll treasure forever.
Use these tips to help your child get ready for a great-looking school portrait that you’ll treasure forever.
- Help your child pick out clothes and colors that look good on them. After all, your child is the star of the photo—not their shirt, so avoid slogans, logos, and big patterns. Small jewelry and accessories are fine but nothing too big or distracting. Make sure to check your flyer to see sample poses for your Picture Day. Some poses may show pants or skirts, so plan the complete outfit.
- Glasses are okay! Lifetouch photographers know all the tricks to reduce glare.
- Any hairstyle works for Picture Day. Schedule haircuts a few weeks ahead of time to allow hair to grow back a little, or you can go for a fresh-cut look.
- Keep kids relaxed and ready to be themselves. Smiles can look fake if they’re practiced ahead of time. Remember, smiles are like french fries—they’re better when they’re fresh.
- Don’t worry about “perfect”! That hair that always sticks up or a missing tooth shows your child just as they are right now—and you’ll enjoy looking back on that for years to come. On Picture Day, teachers and volunteers will help straighten collars and check posture. And, if you like, we have retouching options for scrapes and blemishes. (source)
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Marathon for HTCS • Friday, September 30th
The annual Marathon of Catholic Education will be Friday, September 30th, 2016. Beginning this year the Marathon will include “Walking With Prayers”. The Marathon will begin with a “Rosary of Healing” at 1:30 pm in St. Joseph Church in Pierz. During the rosary, participants will honor the prayer requests received with donations to the school. |
Holy Trinity Catholic School Strategic Plan
Why Send Children to Holy Trinity?
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At Holy Trinity, class sizes are kept small. Children receive individual attention directly from teachers and will have a strong relationship with them.
Teachers have the time to assess a student’s problems, learning difficulties, or attention issues early on and can not only recommend appropriate action but also ensure results are achieved. Smaller classes foster greater academic engagement, and also lead to lower dropout rates. |
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The curriculum promotes high academic achievement among students. The core classes meet the curriculum standards established by the State of Minnesota.
The curriculum is updated on a 7-year curriculum review cycle. Each year the staff researches, analyzes and establishes standards for one curriculum area and purchases materials that best meet the needs of the students. Core Classes: Mathematics, Language Arts, Religion, Reading, Art, Language, Music, Writing, Physical Education, Spelling, Science/Health, Social Studies, Computer |
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Holy Trinity Catholic School believes that students are entitled to a safe and positive, Christian environment. It's all about building a friendly, caring classroom culture for the students.
The goal is to develop moral behavior in children, to teach them a good sense of values, respect for self, others, all property, environment, and to take responsibility for their actions. Cooperation, as well as participation, from parents will reinforce good habits that will last a lifetime. Family members are always welcome to join the classroom following liturgy. |
