Thank you to @marc_writes for joining us and sharing your book, Sloth Story, with our 1st and 2nd grade students!

Our Carnival of Prizes winners celebrated Pi Day eating Pizza and Pie!

Monsignor Eckert spoke to the second grade students to prepare them for their First Penance and Reconciliation. They even got to practice going into the confessional!

Today our 6th Grade had fun learning about different types of soil in science class. They examined texture, PH, and different qualities of three different types of soil.

Congratulations to our students who were recognized at today's Student of the Month Luncheon. These children were celebrated for exhibiting the virtue of Service to Others!

Today we celebrated our 100th day of school. PreK and Kindergarten students had a free 100 year old dress down day.

We can’t wait for our Philadelphia Eagles Pep Rally today! The children are permitted to come dressed in Eagles or green attire, and will be provided with a pizza lunch from a loving, generous grandfather of one of the families at our school! We will also continue to collect peanut butter and jelly donations as part of our “Kids Helping Kids” food drive! Go Birds!

Each year during Catholic Schools Week, our eighth grade class presents a Living History Museum in which they study and portray an influential person. A wonderful job done by all!

Students in Grades 5-8 competed in our annual Religion Bee today. Great job to all of our participants!

Holy Trinity will host our annual Spelling Bee today for Students Grades 3-8. Good luck to all of our participants!

Today we are celebrating our students, their hard work, and dedication to our faith. Students in Grades 3-8 were surprised with a Game Truck! It is safe to say- the students had a great day!

Students in grades Pre-K through 2 were surprised with a fun and engaging assembly given by Mad Science today! Students learned about Polymers, electrical currents, and even had a chance to participate in the show. Thank you to Mad Science for helping us celebrate our students today!

Today we kicked off our Catholic Schools Week events by celebrating our community and volunteers. Our Pre-K students explored all the valuable members of a community by dressing up and participating in career day. They discussed all of the workers and how their job is important to all of us. Our elementary grades celebrated by making thoughtful cards, gifts, and treats to hand out to volunteers and community helpers. Finally, our Jr. High unit held their opening ceremony for our Academic Olympics- taking place throughout the week.

We were honored to have Archbishop Nelson Perez join us this morning to celebrate Holy Trinity’s 70th Anniversary and to open our Catholic Schools Week Mass. It was a beautiful Mass and wonderful celebration for our small school with a BIG HEART!

Today we celebrated Catholic Schools Week with a beautiful Mass followed by an Open House for new and returning families. We have a full schedule of exciting events taking place this week. Archbishop Nelson Perez will be joining us for Mass and touring the school, the Book Fair and Carnival of Prizes is now open and the highly competitive hallway decoration contest is ready for your votes! Registration for new families is also now open! Happy Catholic Schools Week!

Our Bionic Brick Builders and Lego Legends competed in a regional First Lego League Robotics competition this past Saturday at LaSalle College High School. Teams designed, programmed, and ran various missions against other competitors. Our HTS teams also designed and presented an innovation project to a team of judges. Each project was based upon improving the storage and use of energy within our homes. Our Bionic Brick builders took home a judges award and our Lego Legends received the competition’s motivation award. Way to go robotics teams!

Thank you to the students and staff who participated in our Advent fundraiser "Silver Bells for Change" to support “The Water Project” by donating throughout advent! The money raised will be donated to The Water Project to help aid countries like Zimbabwe who lack sources of clean water.

The Holy Trinity School tradition of receiving a class ornament each year continued today at our annual "Milk & Cookies Ornament Exchange" - a school favorite! Thank you to all the parents who hand-made ornaments commemorating the children's year. By the time our students graduate, they will have nearly a dozen Holy Trinity ornaments!