Welcome Back to School!

2010-2011 

Welcome to the 2010-2011 school year!  It seems that summer goes by much too quickly.  Everyone at Holy Trinity is excited to be back.  Mrs. Kahle and the student council members have been busy creating some new signs for school. They also took on the job of painting the locker rooms.  I am proud of how the students have taken ownership for their school and taken an active role in helping to improve it. Plus, they do great work.

This summer, there was a nice ceremony before the elementary school demolition began. Fr. Tony talked about the loss of the building being like a death.  The old elementary has many memories for so many people.  But, as Fr. Tony stated, beyond death there is a chance for new birth and growth.  This is evident through our generous parishioners and friends who helped build the new elementary in 2006. Today, we have a safe, healthy environment for our current and future students to receive a quality Catholic education.

The new year brings opportunities for our students to grow academically, spiritually and socially. Dances, service projects, mission trips and even research papers are all experiences that will create memories that last a lifetime. 

 It’s an exciting time for our foreign student program. We will have nine foreign exchange students attending Holy Trinity.  They are from South Korea, Vietnam, China, Mexico, Guatemala and Spain.  These students bring diversity and culture to Holy Trinity. Our students not only learn from them, but have the opportunity to share traditions and customs with these incoming students. We deeply  appreciate those who have chosen to serve as host families. We know that some of the relationships built this year will last for decades.

 General Information

New Staff-Please welcome Miss Andrea Vinje as our new K-12 art teacher, and Mr Roger Pieper will be teaching math and religion in the high school this year.  Mr. K will be doing elementary Phy Ed, and I will be teaching beginning November 1 when Mr. Brown moves into a half-time position.

High School Dress Code-There has been some updates and changes in the High School Dress Code.  Please make sure you read over the new dress code so that you are in compliance. 

Marathon-The marathon will be later this year and there will be some new twists to it this year.  Stay tuned for more information.  The marathon will be on Wednesday October, 20.

Virtus Training-Aug. 26, This training session will be from 6:30pm-9:30pm.  Please call the high school office to register if you would like to take the class.

First Day Mass- We will be having mass the first day of school.  Please remember to dress accordingly.  We are blessed to have Bishop LeVoir coming to help celebrate our first mass of the year.  The mass will begin at 1:30pm not at 8:15am.  We hope that parents and communities members are encourage to join us.  

 Grades 7-8 $70 per sport, no max

Grades 9-12 $100 per sport, no max

 No Family Max this year

For students on Free and Reduced

Grads 7-8 $40 per sport, $80 per year max

Grades 9-12 $60 per sport, $120 per year max

Family Max $180 per year

Fall Sports  

VB/CC practice begins August 16 

FB practice begins August 16

Junior High Football practice starts on August 30

Junior High Volleyball starts on August 30^th  

There will be a practice bus running starting August 30

Bill Tschida, Principal