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In partnership with home, parish and community, the Ottawa Catholic School Board ensures that the teachings and values of Jesus Christ are integrated in all aspects of school life. By providing the necessary resources for quality Catholic education, the Board supports the development of lifelong learners striving for academic excellence in a nurturing, safe and vibrant community. All individuals are challenged to become responsible and contributing citizens in an increasingly complex and diverse world.
Holy Trinity Catholic High School
BOARD INFORMATION
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TRUSTEE REPRESENTATIVE(S)
Gordon Butler, Chairperson
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(613) 828-3573
(613) 828-4472
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Ted J. Hurley
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(613) 599-0608
(613) 599-8421
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DIRECTOR OF EDUCATION
James G. McCracken
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(613) 224-2222
(613) 228-4158
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SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS
Denise Andre
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(613) 224-2222
(613) 225-4284
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ABOUT OUR SCHOOL
Opened in 1990, Holy Trinity Catholic High School is located in Kanata. A fully-equipped facility, our school has been designed as a "school for the twenty-first century." Holy Trinity provides a broad range of programs including Life Skills, High Needs and Achievement Centre initiatives.
Katimavik Preschool Resource Centre and Katimavik Kindergarten/School Age Program are located here.
Facilities:
The school has extensive facilities including:
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- 60 classrooms
- 12 classroom port-a-pak
- Fully automated library
- Technology facilities
- Chapel
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- 2 gymnasia
- The 'Twisterdome' - home of our famous basketball team
- 'new' Dance/fitness room
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Student Enrolment:
1360
Number of Staff:
120
The experience of the teaching staff ranges from recent graduates to 30 years in experience.
Principal:
Silvio Rigucci has 30 years of experience. This is his 1st year as a principal.
CATHOLIC SCHOOL COUNCIL
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CHAIRPERSON
Carol McIntosh
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(613) 254-9242
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The Holy Trinity Catholic High School Council functions as an advisory
body to the school principal and, on occasion, to the Board. The Council provides advice on a
variety of issues and reflects the school community in composition and function.Meetings are held
monthly. Please contact the school for more information.
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HOW WE LIVE OUR CATHOLIC FAITH
Our Belief
The Holy Trinity Catholic High School community believes that a Catholic
high school is one in which the teachings of Jesus Christ are integrated into the day-to-day curriculum
and social fabric of high school life. We have many opportunities to pray and demonstrate our Catholic
faith including: prayer services, classroom liturgies, daily prayer, and active pastoral team, opportunities
for individual reflection in our chapel, and retreats for staff and students.
Our Partners
We live our Catholic faith by focusing on service, relationships, the Word of God, and lay witness and
leadership. Our chaplain coordinates and animates, with local pastors, the many areas of our faith life.
We also have Catholic symbols throughout our school and our parish representative is our liaison with
the parishes.
Demonstrating Our Faith
Holy Trinity Catholic High School demonstrates its commitment to the community by:
- Annual canned food and clothing drives, Community Service days, Terry Fox Walk
- Thinkfast activity for Development and Peace, Shepherds of Good Hope, St. Mary's Home
- Youth Ministry Team
Our students help one another through their:
- participation in peer support programs and positive relationship building opportunities
- peer mentoring program
ACADEMIC PROGRAM
Our school has a wide-range of programs and facilities to meet the needs of students.
Grades 7 - 8:
Religion and Family Life Education, English, Mathematics, Science, Health and Physical Education, French, the Arts, and Social Sciences
Grades 9 - 12:
Religion and Family Life Education, English*, Mathematics*, Science*, Health and Physical Education, French*, Geography*, History*, Family Studies, Business Arts, Technological Studies *Open, Applied or Academic courses offered
French Second Language
Core, Extended, Immersion
Special Needs
We believe in the philosophy of inclusion and integrate all students with special learning needs into our regular activities.
Other
- Religious and Family Life Education courses at all grade levels
- Computers and other technologies integrated into academic programs
- Many courses feature subject integration, broadbased technology and project-oriented assignments
- Cooperative education serves over 100 students and secures job placements throughout Ottawa
- Science programs include: Biology, Physics and Chemistry
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CO-CURRICULAR PROGRAM
Athletics:
Grades 7 - 12 students participate in over 25 sports within the Ottawa area, including:
- Boys' and Girls' Hockey/Junior Boys' Football
- Boys' and Girls' Basketball, Volleyball, Soccer
- Midget Girls' and Boys' Varsity Touch and Gaelic Football
Clubs and Activities:
Students participate in over 30 clubs and activities, including:
- Improv, Debating, Band, Choir, Peer Helpers
- Jr. & Sr. Student Council
- Youth Ministries, Drama, Ski Club
- Peer Helpers, CSI Anti-bullying initiative
SCHOOL EVENTS
Students are encouraged to take part in a variety of events, including:
- August New Student BBQ, Parent Information & Program Evenings
- Open House, Job Fair, Academic and Athletic Awards
- Graduation Mass, Breakfast, Dance
- Career Days, Service Days, Winter Carnival
- Musical/Drama Producations, Improv Games, Spirit Week
- Creative Arts Evening, Catholic Leadership Camp
- Media Competitions,Student Exchanges, Debating League
- Canned Food Drive, Easter Seals
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HOW WE KNOW WE ARE SUCCEEDING
Assessing Student Progress
The results from the EQAO Grade 9 Assessment of Mathematics for the applied academic courses are displayed at the top of the page in graphs. Students who achieved level 3 or 4 meet provincial expectations. Provincial results are provided in tables beside the school graphs. The results from the EQAO Grade 10 Ontario Secondary School Literacy Test (OSSLT) are presented next. Successful completion of the OSSLT is a graduation requirement.
Holy Trinity High School
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| Provincial Grade 9 Math Results | | Below Level 1 | 7% | 8% | 7% | | Level 1 | 14% | 15% | 14% | | Level 2 | 36% | 36% | 35% | | Level 3 | 30% | 29% | 33% | | Level 4 | 5% | 5% | 5% |
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| Provincial Grade 9 Math Results | | Below Level 1 | 1% | 1% | <1% | | Level 1 | 9% | 7% | 6% | | Level 2 | 18% | 16% | 15% | | Level 3 | 64% | 68% | 69% | | Level 4 | 6% | 8% | 8% |
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| EQAO Results - Grade 10 Ontario Secondary School Literacy Test: Percentage of students who passed the test. |
| School | 93% | 93% | 91% | | Province | 84% | 84% | 85% |
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PRESERVING OUR SCHOOL HISTORY - LAST YEAR IN REVIEW
In partnership with home, parish and community, Holy Trinity Catholic High School ensures that the teachings and values of Jesus Christ are integrated in all aspects of school life. To achieve this goal, we have formed a School/Student Success Team comprised of administration, teaching and support staff and supported through the cooperation of students and parents. We will develop our school plan based upon School Board initiatives and the following Gospel values: Faith, Community, Partnership, Persons, Excellence, Justice, and Stewardship.
We will continue to: implement new Ministry curricula, assessment and evaluation policies; infuse Gospel values in all areas of curricula and through social action and justice initiatives; promote and celebrate the many accomplishments of students in all aspects of student life; ensure all students are given the opportunity to be successful.
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COMMUNITY RELATIONS
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We believe our school should be at the centre of community activities. Holy Trinity Catholic High School is currently running at 100% capacity, with activities scheduled weeknights and on many weekends. Examples of who uses our facilities include:
- Kanata Basketball Association
- Boy Scounts of Canada
- Kanata Junior Badminton Club
- Katimavik Child Care Centre
In addition to these examples, over 100 different courses, programs and workshops are offered to the community through the Continuing Education programs.
Parnerships/Collaborative Activities
- Community partnerships with Holy Redeemer Parish
- Carleton University Partnership
- Varied, dynamic world of work, co-op experiences
We encourage interested groups to contact us regarding the use of our facilities.
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More About Our Students/
School Achievement
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AWARDS: In June of each school year, individual students' achievements are recognized in the athletic area at our school banquets. Graduates are recognized for their academic excellence at the graduation ceremony. Grade 7 and 8 students are also recognized in June. Academic awards for all other grades are held at a ceremony in October.
ACHIEVEMENTS: Reach for the Top: ranked as top Catholic high school in the city; Trinity Improv Team is going for their 6th straight year to the Improv National Championships; Senior Boys Football NCSSAA Tier 2 City Champions 07/08; Senior Girls Basketball NCSSAA Tier 2 City Champions 07/08; Senior Girls Volleyball NCSSAA Tier 2 City Champions 07/08; 7&8 Girls Hockey - Gold Medal St. Matthew Tournament 2008, 7&8 Boys Hockey - Silver Medal St. Matthew Tournament 2008; 7&8 Boys Badminton Doubles - City Champions 07/08 National Capital Boys AA Hockey Champion 3 years in a row and OFSAA competitors.
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Last Updated:
2010-01-14 10:24:10
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