Congratulations to the Holy Trinity School Class of 2019! Your school family wishes you many blessings as you leave our halls to begin the next chapter of your lives!

We congratulate the Holy Trinity School Class of 2027 as they celebrate the end of their year as Kindergarteners! The students demonstrated a bit of what they have learned this year using song, dance, and adorable skits for their very impressed family, administrators and teachers, and prayer partners! We cannot wait to see them back in September as First Graders!

As is tradition, the 8th Grade graduating class leaves behind a gift to the school. This year, the Holy Trinity School Class of 2019 has creatively gifted the younger students with a giant Jenga game - complete with hand-written notes from the soon-to-be-graduates - and a custom HTS bean bag toss/corn hole set! These generous gifts will surely be enjoyed by the Holy Trinity students during indoor and outdoor lunch recess for many years to come!

Congratulations to our Children's Cottage friends who have officially been promoted to another year of learning! What a fun year is has been for them - one filled with new experiences, lessons, and many "firsts"! Enjoy the summer and see you back at Holy Trinity School next year!

A great time was had by all as the Red and Black Teams enjoyed spirited rivalry during Holy Trinity School's annual Fun Day festivities! Mr. Brown and his committee changed things up this year by inviting the 8th Grade to supervise the games. Wearing their tie-dyed, student-made, custom t-shirts, they did a great job leading the events! The Red Team, with the most wins in individual events, was declared the 2019 Fun Day Winner!

Our Grade 5 students, who have spent the past several months working through the D.A.R.E. drug awareness and prevention program, celebrated their graduation on Monday, May 20. The curriculum is taught by Officer John Yeager of the Falls Township Police Department. Thank you to Officer Yeager and Mrs. Smith for continuing this important program at Holy Trinity School.

Our students gave the performances of their young lifetimes in the roles of the Whos, Horton, Mayzie, Gertrude, Jungle Citizens, Fish, The Cat in the Hat and so many more Dr. Seuss friends! The students' dedication to learning their lines, songs, and dance moves really showed - their performances were phenomenal! Our stage crew was awesome - from the light and sound techs, set designers, costumers and makeup artists, to the publicity staff - everyone did their part to make the play a success! A great big thank you to all the adults involved in the production and, specifically, to Acting Naturally and the 21st Century Community Learning Center Grant. It was such a positive and memorable experience for our students!

For their final STEM CLASS of the year, grades K, 1, and 2 participated in The Poison Prevention Program through the Yardley ShopRite. Miss Samantha Schmell, ShopRite's registered dietitian, and Mr. Rick Nelson, their pharmacist - known as the "ShopRite Health and Wellness Team: - visited Holy Trinity on May 10th to teach students about poisons: where they can be found around the home and what to do in case of an emergency. The students really enjoyed the team's educational yet fun poison identification game!

Congratulations to our Grade 3 students who received their First Holy Communion on Saturday, May 4th. It was a beautiful day for the children and their families!

Our annual “Race for Education” pledge drive fundraiser - along with its games, trivia, music, and ballpark picnic lunch - was enjoyed by the entire Holy Trinity community! This year's baseball-themed "Race" included several events leading up to the big day including jingle, door- decorating, and stamp-designing contests, with prizes for the winning classrooms. The big winner - 8th Grade - got to compete in a wiffleball game against the faculty. The day concluded with the students, staff, community guests, and parent volunteers walking as a “team” through the streets of Morrisville Borough, led by school administration and a police escort. This annual fundraising tradition is upheld by a team of very dedicated parents and teachers, led by Miss Christine Traub. The more than $10,000 raised through the students' pledges will be used to improve and renovate the school's main entrance and stairwell. A huge thank you to all who supported this year's Race for Education!

Over 100 Holy Trinity students participated in our annual reenactment of Jesus' life, passion, death, and resurrection. The cast and crew gave truly inspirational performances that helped prepare the audience for Holy Week and Easter.

Students in PreK through Grade 8 gathered to kick off this year's Race for Education, which will take place on Friday, May 3rd. Each class wrote a jingle, cheer, or rap to excite the crowd - they were fantastic! Please join us on race day for fun surprises, music, food, and surprises!

A representative from NOVA (Network of Victim Assistance) Bucks County brought the agency's prevention education and training program to Holy Trinity. The bullying prevention and iSmart technology presentations were very well-received by our Grade 3, 4, and 5 students and their teachers.

What a better time than Lent to have our Intermediate Unit - comprised of Grades 3, 4, and 5 - gather to demonstrate their knowledge of Religion? Broken into teams made up of students from each grade level, the Religion scholars answered questions taken straight from the Religion curriculum. It all came down to a tie, but the "Religion Rhinos" eventually emerged as the winners! Thank you to Mrs. Pirraglia, Miss Hecker, and Mrs. Smith for coordinating the fun event, and to Mr. McCusker for stepping-in as Master of Ceremonies.

Congratulations to our 5th and 6th Grade Reading Olympians who earned two blue ribbons in this year's competition at Neshaminy High School! A great big "thank you" is extended to their teacher moderators, Mrs. Olivia Haney and Mrs. Janet Horn, for all of their hard work!

Our Kindergarten classes spent the past few weeks nurturing eggs and watching them hatch into chicks! The students waited patiently for the eggs to be ready to hatch, and enjoyed observing the quickly-changing baby chicks. Thank you to Farmer Mel for bringing this learning experience to our school!

Congratulations to Jolene Morath (Grade 6) and Joseph Loeffler (Grade 8) for being named Elks Lodge Drug Awareness Essay Contest Winners at the state level - what an achievement!

Congratulations to our Grade 2 students who received their First Penance! Much preparation went into this first step on the children's way to their First Holy Communion next year. Thank you to Mrs. Jennifer Preston and Mrs. Kate Gnida for guiding our students and their families.

Thank you to all of the Holy Trinity School families for making the 7th Annual Holy Trinity Day one that our students will not soon forget! Once again this year, classroom parents went all-out in their décor – themed paper products, elaborate tablescapes, costume components for the students, coordinated treats and favors – all of which were surprises for the children! From superheroes to aliens to Hollywood stars, our students were treated to one surprise after another! Thank you to Cafe Antonio for providing lunch for our students, families, and special community guests, and to all those who shared in this celebration of the anniversary of our Small School with a Big Heart being saved from closure!

What a successful showcase of Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math activities for all ages to enjoy! Holy Trinity School families were invited to put their bridge-making skills to the test, devised marshmallow shooters, created color wheel spinners and homopolar motors, learned about light refraction, designed - and then ate! - edible, symmetrical snowflakes, explored the planetarium, demonstrated their coding skills, watched demonstrations by the Robotics and Graphic Design Clubs, discovered the secrets of cryptography, and made reusable shopping bags from recycled T-shirts - WOW! Thank you to Mrs. Susan Smith for her coordination of the evening's events and the parent, student, and faculty volunteers who assisted before, during, and after.