Welcome to Holy Trinity Catholic School
Debra Meyer-Myrum
Administrator |
Holy Trinity provides an exceptional educational environment for your child. In our school environment children feel safe, happy and respected. Our teachers and staff know each child by name, and each member of our school family feels welcomed and valued. We share three main priorities:
Faith Formation Spiritual formation is central to the mission of the school. Children are engaged in religious studies, service to others and Catholic faith formation throughout their school day. Academic Success Academic excellence is very important to the success of each child. Our small class size provides an opportunity for teachers to offer more individualized attention for students. Our staff prepares for teaching by knowing the curriculum, setting goals for continued staff development and by planning for learning, which all results in student success. Helping Others in Our Community Giving back to the community is valuable in itself, but helping others also offers many benefits. Volunteers are often the glue that holds a community together. Volunteering allows the children to connect to the community and make it a better place. Even helping out with the smallest tasks can make a real difference to the lives of people, animals, and organizations in need. Our focus on faith, academics and service prepares students for full and meaningful lives. You are invited to visit our school, as there many ways to become part of the great opportunities for success at Holy Trinity Catholic School. Please contact the school office to schedule a visit. |
History
Catholic education has a long and rich history in Pierz and the surrounding communities of Buckman, Lastrup and Harding. St. Michael, St. Joseph, St. John Nepomuk and Holy Cross have been offering a Catholic education for children of this area since 1887.
In 1990 Holy Trinity Catholic School became a legal, nonprofit corporation in the State of Minnesota as a result of the merger of three area Catholic schools: St. Michael's in Buckman, St. Joseph's in Pierz and St. John's in Lastrup. Holy Trinity Catholic School provides education for children grades preschool through sixth grade.
The school employs an administrator, ten classroom teachers, preschool teacher, a before-after-school care director, specialists for library/technology, music and physical education, as well as, support staff members. Special education services are provided on campus through Pierz District 484.
The school is governed by a corporate board, which has nine voting members and an ex-officio member. Holy Trinity Catholic School is open to children in the Pierz community and surrounding area regardless of religious affiliation. Enrollment averages 182 students. Holy Trinity Catholic School is an accredited school in the State of Minnesota through MN Nonpublic Accrediting Association, MNSAA.
In 1990 Holy Trinity Catholic School became a legal, nonprofit corporation in the State of Minnesota as a result of the merger of three area Catholic schools: St. Michael's in Buckman, St. Joseph's in Pierz and St. John's in Lastrup. Holy Trinity Catholic School provides education for children grades preschool through sixth grade.
The school employs an administrator, ten classroom teachers, preschool teacher, a before-after-school care director, specialists for library/technology, music and physical education, as well as, support staff members. Special education services are provided on campus through Pierz District 484.
The school is governed by a corporate board, which has nine voting members and an ex-officio member. Holy Trinity Catholic School is open to children in the Pierz community and surrounding area regardless of religious affiliation. Enrollment averages 182 students. Holy Trinity Catholic School is an accredited school in the State of Minnesota through MN Nonpublic Accrediting Association, MNSAA.
Teachers, Administration, Cooks, Custodians, and Parish info can be found below.
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Ms. Lois Leidenfrost
Assistant Custodian |
Holy Trinity School is supported by four parishes. They are a blessing to parents who are choosing Catholic education as they support about 62% of the school budget.
St. Joseph in Pierz and St. Michael in Buckman
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