Why Do Parents Love Trinity?

My husband and I would like to say a few words about TCS.  We have had two kids graduate from Trinity and have two more in school now and we have been more than grateful for their education they have received.  I feel at home at Trinity as a parent being involved in all the activities, from school masses, the field trips, and just dropping in to eat lunch with my children.  Everyone is treated equally and fairly at Trinity and as a parent, it is very nice to know that they care about my children, in and out of school.  I have grown to know and admire the teachers at Trinity and they always have a nice word to say about something good in my child and every child who attends the school.  I have thankful to have chosen Trinity many years ago and look forward to all 4 of my kids graduating from TCS.  Thank you to all who are associated with Trinity, it means a lot to OUR children. 
Sincerely, Ken,  Jackie, Josh, Bree, Colby and Jacob Larche

Mrs. Rufa, Gabe and I wanted to convey our appreciation to you relating to how flexible, sensitive, and accommodating our Trinity experience has been with the kids.  I was a Trinity student and don't remember there being kids with special needs in school with me and was unsure if Trinity would be able to offer our son the services that he needs.  We were quickly able to find that he has received the best of everything and has blossomed since his arrival last year.   In addition to that our other children had some additional sensitive issues relating to being adopted and moving to a new town.  But, they transitioned smoothly and were able to get caught up academically within no time.   I have watched my children embrace religious education, and a sense of spirituality that was never in their life before they came to us and we attribute this to the partnership between our family and Trinity Catholic School.  There is nothing more wonderful than the blind faith of a child and the way that they whole-heartedly love Jesus.  We appreciate all that all of you do. 
Thanks again, God Bless, Sheena & Gabe

Trinity Catholic School is all about love.  It can be seen in the pictures of Jesus, the savior who loves like no other, in the statues of saints who sacrificed their lives in order to love others like Jesus did, or on the prayer board filled with names of loved ones for whom students wish to pray.  It can be heard in morning prayer, in a heartfelt Pledge of Allegiance, in the polite ways students speak to each other and to their teachers, in the belly laugh of a child, and in the voices of children raised in songs of praise during Mass.   It can even be tasted in the healthy and delicious meals made daily in the cafeteria.  Love is an undeniable feeling in Trinity Catholic.  It is felt as soon as one walks through its halls.  It starts from the top with a warm and loving principal, through respectful and creative teachers, wonderful volunteer parents, conscientious staff workers, and caring priests.   It ends in the love Trinity students have for God, for neighbor, for learning, and for self.  It is a beautiful gift, one we feel so blessed to have.  Thank you to Trinity Catholic School, its Faculty, staff, parents, priests and students for embracing love every day of the year.  Sincerely,  The O'Neill Family

Anthony Bolia is in Mrs. Marsh's Kindergarten class, and he likes the picture of Mary on the wall in his classroom,  the centers which are different tables that they choose to work at during the day, and to play with the kitchen set in the room.  I like a few things as a parent, as well.   I am only familiar with the younger grades, but I like the ratio of students to the teacher.  It is so comforting knowing that my child can receive maybe a little more attention than what he might have received in public school, which in turn hopefully will enable him to learn better or easier.  With what the State expects children to learn and how quickly they are supposed to learn it, a smaller classroom is ideal.   Also, even though our family situation is different than what is being taught (mother, father and sister or brothers living together), I do feel that he will come away with a sense that all families traditional and non-traditional are special.  No matter how different his family is we still love and grow as any traditional family does. 
Thank you, Tanya Bolia

We love Trinity because students learn how to be a good friend and citizen of the community by keeping God’s love in their hearts.  We love the caring, loving teachers and staff – Trinity is a family, not just a school.  It is where students are taught how to learn through books and love by example.   We feel blessed to be part of the Trinity family.  And, we cannot forget the food – even the pickiest of eaters, like my daughter, loves lunch at Trinity!  
The Mann/Lavigne Family

Why Do Students Love Trinity?

Trinity, I love you.  Trinity Catholic School is my school.  It is cool.  We get to eat the greatest food.  Trinity puts me in a good mood.  It is the best school to go to.  Physical Education helps us get exercise and have fun too.  We get homework that is fun to do.  Our teachers are heroes too, and so are you.  Trinity Catholic you’re the greatest school. 

Love, Mrs. Wilson’s First Graders

Why Mrs. Behrens Kindergarten class loves TCS:
Hannah Chilton: " I like all the teachers."
Laura Guimond: " I like TCS because I have good friends." 
Tyler Hinkley: " We get to play on the park." 
Katelyn Matthews: " Because of Mrs. Behrens is the best teacher and I like the playground."
Sean Murphy: "Because I have made new friends." 
Dalton O'Keefe: " I can go outside and play in the snow." 
Patrick Ryan: "Because of new friends and I can play on the playground." 
Jackson Seguin: "Because I can play."
Joseph Seguin: " Because when it is cold outside we get to play inside." 
Joe Weir: " I like the food."
Courtney Wilson: " I like the teachers."

Why Do Teachers Love Trinity?

Why I like teaching at TCS:
"I like being able to teach my students about Jesus' love for them.  I like working with the wonderful staff, teachers, parents, pastors and the administration.  And I can honestly say I can't wait to go to work everyday. Trinity Catholic is my home away from home. Thank you for the privilege of working here.  
Sincerely, Kathy Behrens

All About Trinity Home

Trinity is a warm, welcoming place to teach.  The children make by day!  
Mrs. Thomas – JK teacher