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See you tomorrow! We are excited to celebrate the Class of 2020 at Holy Trinity's 109th Commencement Ceremony.  Before the event Be sure to hang up or steam your graduation robes so you are wrinkle-free! Don't forget your cap and tassel as well. Share the live stream link with your family and friends: facebook.com/HolyTrinityHighSchool/live  (The video will also be available after the ceremony.)Grab the sign with the graduate's name on it (including in the swag bag delivered to seniors) for your car window.Decorate your car!Ensure your graduate is seated near a door, ideally the front passenger seat if possible. Remember, only one car per [...]

From the Principal As we bring this year to a close, we take time to express our gratitude for your trust, your support, and your continuing presence throughout this most challenging time. We are also grateful for the continued safety and well-being of the many essential workers who are a part of our community.  And together we offer our prayers and heartfelt sympathy for those who have lost family members and loved ones during this pandemic. The safety and well-being of our entire community remain a primary concern. As we look to the future we are spending time this summer developing [...]

You're Invited to the HOLY TRINITY HIGH SCHOOLCLASS OF 2020 GRADUATION CELEBRATION Saturday, May 30 Parking Lot Opens at 10:30 a.m. Processional Begins at 11:00 a.m. We’re bringing the celebration outside, with music and a fun, lively atmosphere to celebrate from the safety of our cars! This event will be live-streamed on Holy Trinity's social media channels. Limited to one car per graduate’s family per government guidelines. Directions Enter the HT parking lot from Noble Street. Cleaver Street will be closed.Follow directions into parking spots to wait for the procession to begin.Place the sign with your student’s name (delivered to seniors on [...]

From the Principal We have arrived! Today marks the end of regular classes with final assessments beginning tomorrow. We have limited those to two per day, on a morning schedule. Students must take their final during the assigned time, or check-in with their teacher and submit their final projects on or before that time. The teacher records of students attending the final class period and completing their assessment will be their attendance for the day from May 21-27. They will not sign into the Google form separately. Students may turn in missing work through May 29th. Teachers will be calculating and [...]

Dear Class of 2020 and our Parents of Graduates, As we shared in our video-conference meeting last Wednesday, a team of faculty and staff members have been working hard to prepare celebration opportunities for the Class of 2020. Thank you to all of you who completed our graduation options survey. The voting was close, especially between the options to hold a drive-through celebration and postponing the ceremony. Based on your feedback, our plan is two-part:  To host a drive-through processional on graduation day, and To plan a later, in-person event once we have received government approval to gather together again as a [...]

From the Principal We find ourselves with only 6 days left of regular classes, followed by 4 days of summative assessments. While no new classwork will be given after May 20, students will have an additional week to complete their summative projects or assessments and to make up missed work. Students DO sign into school on the exam days but will only have 1 or 2 class assessments. Please encourage your students to be persistent and do their best. The end is in sight and if they work hard now, they will soon have a well earned break!  All missed work [...]

Dear Senior Students and Parents, Faculty and staff have been collaborating on ways to ensure our Class of 2020 is celebrated well and widely in the coming weeks. As we finalize our planning, we want to share with you the events to come and ask for your input. Prom / Senior Day On May 15, SGA has created a two-part Senior Day celebration. “Classy by Day”Seniors are invited to dress up in their prom best and share photos or short videos with Ms. Clark by May 13. Throughout the day on May 15, we will share your classy photos plus announce [...]

From the Principal Happy Mother’s Day weekend! We have a couple of special ways to celebrate this year. Watch for a video link this weekend to hear from some of our students about how much the mothers, grandmothers, aunties and special women in their lives mean to them, and to offer some special prayers for the blessing that you are to all of us. The second special celebration is a thank you from an anonymous donor. We will be distributing meals at Holy Trinity this Saturday from 12 to 2 p.m. in honor of all our mothers. All HT families are [...]

From the Principal A few questions have surfaced in the past week that I would like to address. First, students will not be held accountable for service hours this spring. They should be sure to enter any hours they had earned prior to the shelter-in-place order but we do not expect them to do any additional hours this year, regardless of their current totals.  A small number of students continue to have technical issues. Tech support has remained available Monday to Friday, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., including being available in the building for pick-up of replacement parts when needed. [...]

From the Principal It is good to see the number of students who are fully engaged this week in learning this week. I think just knowing how we will finish instead of wondering what’s next is helpful for all of us. The HT team is busy now working on ways to safely celebrate our year together and recognize everyone’s accomplishments, especially our seniors.  Individual senior meetings began with their counselor on Monday to help review college options, financial aid offers, and decisions about next steps. Senior parents are welcome to join these meetings. Thursday afternoon we will be meeting with the [...]