Father, let anyone who’s anxious about their future and their position know the peace of God that surpasses all understanding. I pray that they would rest in and trust in and rely on You. Father let everyone know that the plans You have for them are for good and not for evil, plans to prosper and not to harm them and that when You set them in place it is for a good purpose and that, Father, they would go a whole lot further as part of your body than anywhere they could ever go doing their own thing. So seal your Word in the life of your people, I pray. Amen.

Next week is Holy Week. Let us not forget that the week begins with Palm Sunday and ends with the Easter Vigil followed by Easter Sunday, the largest celebration of the year.

We have been walking the path of Jesus with the school children this entire Lenten season. Please help us follow this path to the Resurrection. It is in learning about the Resurrection and the walk to Calvary that will give our children the path for their souls in this life and the next.

As we start Holy Week next week, I hope everyone is able to take some time out of our busy schedules to focus on the events commemorated during the week. This is the high point of the Christian year. The passion, death, and resurrection of Jesus demonstrate for us the incomprehensible love that God has for each of us. These events provide the model for how we, as Christians, should interact with the world - with love and self-giving. So I encourage everyone to participate as fully as your family can in the church services and liturgical events so that we can all deepen our relationship with Jesus this Holy Week.

Our staff is so very thankful and so proud to be of service to your children, your families, and to our Catholic school ministry. We could not be more proud than to live and breathe in a school that has such great value to those who believe in our work and share our hope in bringing each child closer to God.

On behalf of the entire staff, we thank you with our hearts and souls. We give glory to God as we rejoice in this wonderful success.

Blessings,

Mrs. Longden

COURTESY

Meaning: Treating other people with respect, recognizing that all are made in God's image and likeness.

Prayer: Dear Jesus, Help me to show respect toward others in my words, manners, and body language.

Scripture: John 20:2-6

Saint: St. Paulinus of Nola

Aspiration: Come Holy Spirit, increase in me the Gift of Piety.

Opposing Trait: Not recognizing the inherent dignity of others made in God's image and likeness.

Ways to Cultivate: Be aware of others' feelings and expressions; Be polite; Be well-mannered;

Looks and Sounds Like: Let others go first. "Let's work together". Practice manners. Speak in a gentle, patient tone. Do not interrupt. Show awareness of the feelings of others. Be polite. Go out of your way for others. "You can go first".

Remember $crip gift cards for your Easter gifts and celebrations.

We have fun stores like Build-A-Bear, Barnes and Noble, Claire's, Dick's Sporting Goods, Bath and Body Works, GameStop and Disney. Restaurants include BWW, Dairy Queen, Coffee Corner, Starbucks, Panera Bread, Noodles and Cousins. For your Easter dinner, remember Piggly Wiggly, Sendiks, Roundy's Pick'n Save, Walmart and Meijer. Check out all the brands available at shopwithscrip.com. Save money on your tuition while you shop.

If you need your order before Easter, school needs it by Monday, April 11 at 8:00 am.

We will not place a $crip order on Monday, April 18th.

Thank you for supporting $crip and HTS!

The Scholastic Book Fair is here!!!

Please note: Grandparent's Day falls during the Book Fair and students will have a chance to visit the Book Fair with their grandparents. There will be a bake sale going on during that time as well!

If you are interested in helping out please contact Amanda Gall.

If you would like to donate any baked goods, you can drop them off at school tomorrow morning.

THANK YOU AMANDA GALL for all your work in getting this together!!

Grandparent’s Day

Grandparent’s Day is Tomorrow! We have just a few reminders for the big day.

Friday, April 8, 2022

Schedule of Events:

7:45-8:30am Mass

8:45-11:15am Rotating Classroom Activities

*Grandparents will meet their grandchildren in an assigned classroom. This information will be available upon arrival.

*Coffee and water will be available in the Café.

*Scholastic Book Fair will be open for browsing & shopping and will have a bake sale going as well.

11:30-12:00pm Lunch

*Please note that there will be NO hot lunch provided. Please bring a cold lunch with a beverage if you are planning to stay.

Permission for Dismissal: Grandparent(s) are welcome to take their grandchild(ren) home with them after lunch. Please fill out the form in the Home Folder with a parent signature giving the student(s) permission to leave with their grandparents on Friday, April 8. The form needs to be returned before April 8th. Children will not be able to leave with Grandparent's on that day unless we have the form signed.

Attached is a copy of the Yearbook Order Form.

Forms are due TOMORROW!

Thank you to those who participated in this years Chinooks Reading Challenge.

If you completed your reading logs and turned them in to the teachers, you will be receiving a Certificate of Completion.

Please keep this Certificate of Completion. The Certificate can be brought along to any game in June and children will be provided with a free ticket.

If you have any questions, please reach out to Mrs. Longden

DUE APRIL 14TH! Holy Trinity Catholic School received a grant from The Catholic Community Foundation to help with tuition assistance. This money is being offered to all students for the 2022-2023 school year. An application is available to be filled out by the children and was sent home. If you did not see it in the home folder and would like another copy, please contact the school office. Each child should fill out the questions on their own. Thank you to The Catholic Community Foundation! Visit legaciesoffaith.org to learn more about The Catholic Community Foundation. See the attached letter that was in the home folder as well. If you have any questions, please reach out to Mrs. Longden.

Check out our Updated School Virtual Tour.

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Students in Grades 5 and 6 will be going on a retreat to Camp Vista in Dundee on April 27th.

Students in Grades 7 and 8 will be attending an overnight retreat at Camp Vista in Dundee on April 28th and 29th.

Mr. Zachary Galante, Mrs. Longden, and the teachers are planning a spiritual event for the students.

Permission Slips are due TOMORROW. Please note there is a permission slip required from the Archdiocese and one from Camp Vista. Please be sure to fill in both permission slips fully. If you have questions, please contact the office.

Parents, watch for Sign-up forms to help with snacks and meals.

Thank you to the Holy Trinity Lunch Program for providing a lot of the food for these three days!

Mark your Calendars!!!!

Social Fest is:

SATURDAY, AUGUST 20th, 2022

Watch for more information on ways you can help with this great fundraiser!

On Thursday, April 21st, Olympian Jordan Stolz will be coming to Holy Trinity to talk with the students and share about his experiences in the Olympics.

There will be a question and answer session along with an opportunity for pictures and autographs.

If you are interested in attending, please contact the school office for more information.

Thank you to all that have donated to our new playground!

We currently have just over $21,000 donated.

Donations have been received by:

Items at Social Fest

2nd Collection at Church at Christmas time

Ann Anderson

Wreath/Poinsettia Sale

Chili Luncheon during Catholic Schools Week

Knights of Columbus Tootsie Roll Drive

Soles Walk

Jim Eischen

Tim Longden

Kathleen Schmitt (in memory of Roger Schmitt)

CarolAnn Theusch (in memory of Richard Theusch)

Dennis Westerman

Anonymous

Anonymous

Memorial of Morry Belger

Little Folks Day Care

Every donation is greatly appreciated. We have received gifts ranging from $50-$4,000.

If you are not listed and have donated please reach out to Mrs. Longden at principal@htschool.net

The 2022 Kewaskum School District Summer School booklet is now available online to view on our website. Registration will open on Monday, April 11, 2022 at 6:00 p.m.

Only online registrations will be accepted.

We are looking forward to seeing you this summer!

Holy Trinity Catholic School is looking for adults interested in substitute teaching. If you are interested, please contact the office. We have a Substitute Teacher Handbook with information regarding substitute teaching available along with an application that can be filled out. We would love to have you come and help out!

If you would be interested in aiding in the school, please contact the school office as well. We are looking for people to help out in various ways.

If you would like the advisory committee to discuss anything, please email at advisorycommittee@htschool.net

March 31st - Brayden Hug

April 1st - C. Beaupre

April 4th - Courtney Gruber

April 5th - Audrey Struebing

April 6th - Adalyn Dwyer

CONGRATULATIONS!

April 7th-13th - Scholastic Book Fair

April 8th - Grandparent's Day

April 14th - Catholic Community Foundation Grant Application Due

April 15th - Good Friday (No School)

April 17th - Easter

April 18th-19th - No School

April 21st - 4K-5th Grade Field Trip to Seussical at WBCT

April 21st - Olympian Jordan Stolz visits Holy Trinity

April 27th - 5th/6th Grade Retreat (Watch for Details)

April 28th-29th - 7th/8th Grade Retreat (Watch for Details)

May 19th - Spring Concert 5:30 P.M.

May 30th - Memorial Day (No School)

June 1st - 5K Graduation at 4:00 P.M.

June 1st - 8th Grade Graduation

June 1st - Last Day for 3K/4K/5K/ 8th Grade

June 2nd - Volunteer Day

June 2nd - Last Day of School (1st-7th Grade) - Dismissal at 10:30

Email: holytrinityschool@htschool.net
Website: http://www.htschool.net
Location: 305 Main St Kewaskum, WI 53040
Phone: (262)626-2603