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Trinity Regional School

East Northport, NY

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    • Why choose Trinity Regional for Middle School?

      Recognizing that the needs of students change at various age levels, the Middle School concept is used in grades six through eight. The team of faculty on the middle school level specialize in a particular subject area: English Language Arts, Mathematics, Science, and Social Studies. Students receive instruction in the major subject areas in a departmental fashion.

      Advanced classes are offered to eighth grade students. All students take high school regents Living Environment Science and high school regents integrated Algebra.

      Trinity Regional School along with the Diocese of Rockville Centre follows New York State Next Generation Learning Standards.

      Our curriculum is enhanced by classes in computers, foreign language, art, music, library studies, science lab, and various technologies. Students attend these classes each week and engage in interdisciplinary activities which correlate with and enhance classroom instruction in the major subjects.

      Our goal is to graduate faith filled, compassionate young men and women who are critical, reflective thinkers who possess a global awareness and acknowledge the importance of cultural diversity.
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    • 6th Grade

    • Math

      Sixth grade Mathematics focuses on introducing and developing algebra skills and ratios and proportions. The students build upon previous knowledge and grow in their algebraic understanding to better describe algebraic relationships. The curriculum prepares students for the NYS Mathematics Exam in the spring.


      Science

      The earth science courses for the sixth grade students covers the history of the earth as well as ecological relationships and development.


      English Language Arts

      Students take the final step across the bridge from learning to read to reading to learn. Students will read many different genres.  Comprehension skills such as cause and effect, inferencing, chronological order, and author’s purpose are reviewed through a variety of literary and informational texts.  Reading strategies are practiced, such as monitoring, visualizing, connecting, and predicting.  New concepts such as conflict, plot diagrams, and figurative language are introduced.  Students generate numerous pieces of writing, including narratives, arguments, and expository responses to texts.  There is an emphasis on vocabulary acquisition, spelling, and grammar. Students are also well-prepared for the New York State English Language Arts Assessment.


      Social Studies

      Students will study World History. Ancient civilizations such as Mesopotamia, Greece, Egypt, Rome, and China will be explored. Students will also study the Renaissance and European Industrial Revolution.
    • 7th Grade

    • Math

      Seventh grade mathematics focuses on building upon the algebraic concepts learned in sixth grade. Students are accelerated throughout the year in preparation for Regents Algebra 1 in eighth grade. In addition to the algebra topics, the curriculum focuses on geometry and probability and statistics.


      Science

      The seventh grade students will study a full year of chemistry with a strong emphasis on atomic structure, reactivity and organic chemistry.


      English Language Arts

      Students are immersed in literature across genres, as well as informational texts. Comprehension skills such as cause and effect, inferencing, chronological order, and author’s purpose are reviewed. Reading strategies are practiced, such as monitoring, visualizing, connecting, and predicting. Students deeply analyze texts, focusing on plot, characterization, conflict, and figurative language. Students generate numerous pieces of writing, including narratives, arguments, and expository responses to texts. There is an emphasis on vocabulary acquisition, and grammar, as well as revising and editing.


      Social Studies

      Students will focus on American History, starting with the arrival of early people moving into the Americas. Exploration, colonization, the American Revolution, and the Civil War are some of the topics that will be covered.
    • 8th Grade

    • Math

      All 8th grade students take Regents level Algebra 1. This course culminates in a Regents examination in June. Algebra 1 is critical element in secondary mathematics education. Topics introduced in Algebra 1 provides the foundation students require for future success in high school mathematics, critical thinking, and problem solving. The primary goal in Algebra 1 is to help students transfer their concrete mathematical knowledge to more abstract algebraic generalizations. Algebra 1 topics focus on linear, quadratic, and exponential functions and also introduce students to high school level statistics.


      Science

      The living environment is a New York state regents course. The eighth grade students will prepare to take the regents in June as they study topics such as ecology, evolution, cell structure, biochemistry and the human body.


      English Language Arts

      Students read challenging texts across genres, as well as informational texts, in preparation for high school. Comprehension skills such as cause and effect, inferencing, chronological order, and author’s purpose are reviewed. Reading strategies are practiced, such as monitoring, visualizing, connecting, and predicting. Students deeply analyze texts, focusing on plot, characterization, conflict, and figurative language. Students generate numerous pieces of writing, including narratives, arguments, and expository responses to texts. There is an emphasis on vocabulary acquisition, and grammar, as well as revising and editing. Students are well-prepared for the Catholic High School Entrance Exam.


      Social Studies

      American History continues in 8th grade, where students will examine Reconstruction, Westward Expansion, The Progressive Era, Imperialism and World War I, The Great Depression, World War II, and Postwar America.
  • Frequently Asked Questions

    • How do you make sure students don't fall behind? Do you personalize instruction?
      • We use a program called iReady!

        i‑Ready is a comprehensive assessment and instruction program that empowers educators with the resources they need to help all students succeed. By connecting Diagnostic data and Personalized Instruction, i‑Ready reduces complexity, saves educators time, and makes differentiated instruction achievable in every classroom. Students will complete an iReady diagnostic three times in a school year. In addition, students will complete iReady assignments in class and at home.
    • Can you go into more detail about the curriculum you use for middle school students?
      • Yes! Follow the links below to find more information on each class your student will be taking. 

        Curriculum 6th-8th Grade

        • Religion: RCL Benziger Blest Are We 
        • ELA: HMH Literature 
        • Math: HMH Into Math 
        • Science: HMH Science Fusion 
        • Social Studies: SAVVAS myWorld Social Studies (Grade 6)
        • Social Studies: SAVVAS American History (Grade 7-8)
    • What do you offer for special education? Support?
      • Special Education services in conjunction with the local public school district include speech, resource room, OT, PT, and a school psychologist.
    • Do you follow the same NYS testing as public schools?
      • Students in grades four and six will take the NYS ELA and math exams. In grade five students will take the NYS science exam.
    • What meals do you serve?
      • We have hot lunch on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Tuesday is chicken nuggets and Thursday is pizza. All other days students must bring lunch.
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    • Our Parishes
      • Our Lady Queen of Martyrs
      • St. Anthony of Padua
      • St. Elizabeth of Hungary
      • St. Francis of Assisi
      • St. Hugh of Lincoln
      • St. Philip of Neri
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      • Diocese of Rockville Centre Department of Education
      • Morning Star Initiative
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OFFICIAL NOTICE Schools of the Diocese of Rockville Centre admit students of any race to all the rights, privileges, programs, and activities generally accorded or made available to students at the schools and that the schools do not discriminate on the basis of race in the administration of their education policies, scholarship and loan programs, and athletic and other school-administered programs.

Trinity Regional School 
1025 Fifth Ave., East Northport, NY 11731
Phone: (631) 261-5130 | Fax: (631) 266-5345
E-mail:  trsoffice9346@trinityregional.org
 
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