Holy Trinity Elementary School

Posted April 16, 2009

As a student who is in the last graduating class of Holy Trinity School. I'll say that it's been great to me my whole life for the past nine years. I've learned a lot of things from my teachers, I've good friends there. From Kindergarten until 8th grade, I don't think there's another school as great as Holy Trinity. The teachers are the best, Sr. Janet is great and the faculty was good to me all these years. It's a shame that I won't be able to come back next year and help around the school like the other graduating classes did.
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Posted February 9, 2009

I am a parent of a 1st and 3rd grader, my kids have been attending since Pre K3 and Pre K4 they love going to this school, they start their day with prayers, they attend church on a regular schedule a value and foundation which seems to be forgotten, their teachers are great , I can speak to them at any time if I have a concern, they even notice thing about your kids when you did not, my kids receive all the help they need, upper classmens are so sweet and kind to the smaller kids. Sister Janet is more than a principal she is god sent to the kids and parents. Mrs Martinez what can you say about Mrs Martinez except she is the best and takes care of everyone and for me I will say Holly Trinity is a Family. Please do not close our schools. Kudos.
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Posted February 1, 2009

i absolutely love this school. I have a 3rd grader and a 1st grader attending, and they love it! Not only are they learning their core subjects, but they are learning about God, Jesus and the Holy Spirit, as you can't get this kind of special teaching and materials at a public school. They busy keeping God out and here this school is making sure He remains!
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Posted January 30, 2009

I am a parent of a third grade student. My son loves this school more than anything else! He has been attending since Pre-K 4. Unfortunately, the school is scheduled to close this June 2009. It seems the Archdiocese sold its soul for 3 million dollars to renovate St. Francis Assisi School, and in return it agreed to make that school the only Catholic school in Hackensack. The kids are expected to transfer there or go to public school. It is so sad for this to happen, especially when the students are being treated without regard for their well being, for the sake of money! How sad...
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