Welcome to Trinity Regional School!
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Welcome to Trinity Regional School
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Register for 2020 -2021 School Year
If you are interested in attending Trinity Regional School in September, for the upcoming school year, please click on the link below to download our Mail-In Registration Form. Please use the mailing address on the top of the form.
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We are a regional Catholic elementary school sponsored by six parishes. Located in Western Suffolk County,
we offer quality Catholic education to the children and families of the parish communities of St. Anthony of Padua,
St. Elizabeth, St. Francis of Assisi, St. Hugh of Lincoln, St. Philip Neri and Our Lady Queen of Martyrs.
We are located in East Northport on the grounds of St. Anthony of Padua Parish.
We offer Early Childhood, Elementary and Middle School Programs.Please click here to see our Mission Statement, Our Beliefs and our Graduate Profile.
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five trinity cardinal points
NEVER GIVE UP ♦ NEVER LOSE HOPE ♦ ALWAYS BE OPTIMISTIC
BE WILLING TO DEFY THE ODDS ♦ NEVER STOP PRAYING!
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Important message:
Dear Trinity Parents,
As our communities and our schools face the many issues surrounding the Coronavirus, let us always call to mind the power of prayer. Please continue to pray for our families, for our children, for all those affected by this illness and for the health care workforce.
Over the coming weeks, you can call Trinity, I will be checking the messages so I can answer your questions or concerns.
Reminders;
Students should be on Google Classroom for online instruction. Join us for Morning Prayers "Prayers with Mrs. Ayers"
each day at 8:20 AM
Attendance is taken each day by 9:30 AM.
For Grades Nursery - Fifth Grade, students should be commenting on the day’s attendance post.
For Grades 6-8 the post is located on their Religion classroom page.Sixth, Seventh and Eighth Grade students are following their daily schedule using Google Classroom from 8:25 am - 2:25 pm. These sessions should be treated as classroom time with no household interruptions. As usual, if a parent has a question, please email the teacher.
If your student encounters difficulties logging on to his/her account, please contact their teacher or Mrs. Richardson at mrichardson@trinityregional.org.
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We ask that each family follow the recommendations for social distancing during the upcoming weeks. This includes playdates, parties, movie theaters, bowling, and any other social gatherings. Please be cautious.
We will continue to pray for each other and support one another as our Trinity family does so well.
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School Resources
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Kindergarteners celebrate 100 Days of School at Trinity!
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Quick Links
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News & Events
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Announcements
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April 14Dear Trinity Families, I have some reminders and news to share with you regarding our school schedule: Following Easter break, Trinity's online classes will resume on Monday, April 20, 2020. We will continue with teacher-led instruction as we have done for the past weeks, maintaining the important connection of school and home in these difficult times. Governor Cuomo announced that schools will be closed until May 15. 2020. It's anticipated at this time that schools will reopen on Monday, May 18, 2020. We will communicate additional information as it becomes available. We are so blessed to have our shared faith to sustain us. Our daily prayers together are a great source of strength for all of us, families, faculty and administration alike. I look forward to the time we can all be together again. Peace, Mrs. AyersRead More
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Read MoreApril 13
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March 31We have received the information from the Diocese in the link and we are passing along the material to you.Read More
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March 30Congratulations to the Class of 2020 that received over $600,000 in scholarship offers to the various Catholic High Schools on Long Island.Read More
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Today's Readings
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Reading 1 Acts 20:28-38Responsorial Psalm 68:29-30, 33-35a, 35bc-36abGospel Jn 17:11b-19
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Bishop Barres came to visit and led the school in a prayer service for 9/11
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Catholic schools need your help
Catholic education has played an important role in lifting many from poverty to a more hopeful future. This mission is in danger as a result of the economic devastation facing many families across the country. Abrupt unemployment and lost income has meant that families suddenly find themselves unable to make the tuition payments that sustain our schools.
Additionally, our parishes which normally provide financial support to the schools to keep tuition within financial reach for families have lost their Sunday collections with the halt to the public celebration of Masses.
Please take a moment to contact your Members of Congress to ask for emergency aid to Catholic schools and our families in the next Covid-19 Legislation package. Our requests include: equitable access to K12 federal funds for Catholic schools, direct funding to families for tuition aid and tax breaks for K12 tuition payments.
We encourage you to add your own personal story in the message as well.
Catholic schools urgently need help in this time of uncertainty. By speaking with one voice, we can amplify this problem with Congress and provide help for our families. -
Pre-Kindergarten Workingon their Computer Skills!
Pre-Kindergarteners have been practicing their keyboard and mouse skills on the Macs in our Computer Lab. They are doing great and are so excited to be in the Lab! -
Students take STEM to newheights while flying drones!
Our students are flying drones that they have coded
themselves! Using a laptop to connect to the drone's
Wi-FI, students then write programs to tell the drone
how and where to fly!
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Upcoming Events
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The Morning Star Initiative
Please click on the link to find out about a new initiative for Catholic education.
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Mrs. Milazzo is so proud of the students & Their ReligiousIcon Projects
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Religious Icon Project
8 Photos
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ALS Presentation
On February 3rd, students in Grades 4 through 8 attended a presentation about ALS. Mr. Chris Pendergast and Mr. Nelson Colon shared their inspiring stories with the students. Mr. Baldwin spoke about the daily challenges they face. Trinity's students and families have generously donated to support the ALS Ride for Life. -
Mrs. Milazzo Honored for 25Years of service to the Diocese of Rockville Centre
Mrs. Milazzo , our Art Teacher, was honored at our Catholic School Mass on Monday, January 27th, for 25 years of service to the Diocese of Rockville Centre. Fr. Irinel, Pastor of St. Elizabeth, presided over the Mass. Mr. Biagio Arpino, Asst. Superintendent for Personnel, presented Mrs. Milazzo a certificate and award for her many years of dedicated service.THANK YOU MRS. MILAZZO!
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immunization information
On June 17, 2019, New York State passed legislatioin removing the religious exemption for immunizations for students attending school.
See the documents below for more information.
Statement on Legislation Removing Non-Medical Exemption
Non-Medical Vaccine Exception FAQ
Immunization Schedule
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