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| Total enrolment | 219 |
| Principal | Frank Savoia Tel: 416-393-5289 Fax: 416-393-5832 |
| Superintendent |
Michael McMorrow Tel: 416-222-8282 ext. 2267 |
| Parish | Blessed Trinity Church 3220 Bayview Avenue North York, Ontario M2M 3R7 416-226-0262 |
| Local Trustee | Maria Rizzo Tel: 416-512-3405; Fax: 416-512-3405 e-mail: maria.rizzo@tcdsb.org |
| CSAC Chair | Kristi Clements Voice Mailbox: #88289 csac.blessedtrinity@tcdsb.org |
| Child Care and After-School Programme | Little Prints 416-469-6619 |
| Transportation | For information, please call 416-229-5313 |
History & Tradition
The tradition of Blessed Trinity Catholic School began in 1963. The initial section was
constructed on the north end of the property. It was rather small and measured to where
the middle doors are now located. Within a year, however, the population grew and several
portables were added. Three years later a permanent structure was added including a
gymnasium, as well as specialized rooms for industrial arts.
Over the years, the school has enjoyed a strong association with the community. Extensive contributions have been made by parents to help fund programs and activities that have been of a direct benefit to students in the classroom.
The school crest is enclosed in a triangle signifying the Trinity with a cross at the top as a symbol of our faith, a book to show pursuit of knowledge and the initials BTS at the bottom.
In 1988, the school celebrated its 25th anniversary. We are proud to say that some of our present parents are former students. The tradition of excellence continues.
How We Meet the Diverse Needs of Our Students
Blessed Trinity Catholic School shares a strong commitment to Catholic education with
students, teachers, parents, priests, and the community. Values reflect Gospel teachings,
following the example of Jesus Christ. A safe and welcoming learning environment is
created for all students at Blessed Trinity as well as for students from other schools who
access the many specialized programs offered here.
Individual needs of the students are met in a variety of ways. Communication and networking among teachers is on-going in order to meet the needs of all the students. The following programs promote an awareness and acceptance of the diversification of the needs of others in the community.
- Special education programs--developmentally delayed, behavioural,
- Gifted programs--junior and intermediate
- Speech language
- Guidance
- English as a second language and French as a second language grades 1-8
- Instrumental/vocal music
- Full accessibility for special needs including chair lift to 2nd floor
- Prime mentors
Blessed Trinity is a busy place with ongoing co-curricular and extra-curricular events.
Extra-curricular activities include:
- softball
- volleyball
- basketball
- cross-country
- track and field
- swimming
- skating
- house leagues
- chess
- W5H
Co-curricular activities include:
- Le Carnaval
- French newspaper
- Education Week activities
- story-telling
- public speaking
- young authors
- computers
- performance activities
- choir
- band
- assemblies
- music festival
- concerts
- host school for placement of students from universities and colleges
- play day
- excursions
School News
April 29, May 20, June 10
SARC Meetings for Blessed Trinity, St. Antoine Daniel, St. Cyril and St.
Edward Catholic Schools at the Catholic Education
Centre--Details
June 26
PA Day
School Learning Plan -- 2007-2008
EQAO Assessment Results
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