SCHOOLWIDE
Feb. 3-13
Priority Re-enrollment for Current HT Students
Feb. 11
World Showcase Festival
Feb. 16, 17 & 20
Student Holidays
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LOWER SCHOOL
Feb. 15
Reading on the Green
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NEW! 2023-2024 SCHOOL CALENDAR... |
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SCHOOLWIDE NEWS & INFORMATION |
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HOLY TRINITY ANNOUNCES ITS NEXT HEAD OF SCHOOL
Holy Trinity's Board of Trustees is delighted to announce the appointment of Mrs. Elizabeth Miller to succeed Dr. Katherine Cobb as Holy Trinity Episcopal Academy’s next Head of School, effective July 1, 2023.
The selection of Mrs. Miller is the culmination of an extensive national search in which the Executive Search Committee screened dozens of applications, interviewed twelve candidates by video, met with three candidates in person, and brought two finalists to campus for two-day visits to essentially meet every constituent group in our school community.
During the search process, we were struck not only by the enthusiastic feedback we received about Mrs. Miller but also by her experience, passion, and commitment to excellence—traits our community identified as essential for our next leader. She has outstanding interpersonal skills, sharp administrative and financial acumen, and deeply held values in close alignment with our own. She also brings creative insight and a high energy level for leading Holy Trinity into its next chapter.
Elizabeth Miller has been working in education for over two decades. She has been a teacher, Registrar, Upper School Head, and Head of School. She currently serves as the Head of School at Lauralton Hall in Milford, Connecticut.
At Lauralton Hall, Mrs. Miller led the school through its first continuing accreditation process in a decade. She weathered financial challenges by raising $2.2 million while reducing the school’s normal operating budget significantly. She redirected the school to its mission with schoolwide prayer services in the Chapel, spiritual retreats, and increased emphasis on community service, and restored international travel opportunities for students.
Prior to working at Lauralton Hall, Mrs. Miller was the Deputy Head of School at GEMS Nations Academy in Dubai and the Head of School at Villa Duchesne and Oak Hill School in St. Louis. She led the planning and adoption process for both Villa Duchesne and Oak Hill School’s strategic plans, and is well-versed in crisis planning, risk management assessment, and financial forecasting. Prior to working in education, Mrs. Miller enjoyed an eight-year career in international business and was based out of Atlanta.
At Holy Trinity, Mrs. Miller will continue her work in leading the charge for educational innovation and excellence. She has a strong commitment to student-centered learning and she believes in the power of educational experiences that extend beyond the traditional classroom setting. Mrs. Miller is dedicated to supporting students in their pursuit of excellence and will work tirelessly to ensure that each student has the opportunities and resources needed to succeed.
We are confident that Mrs. Miller will be an exceptional leader for our school and we look forward to working with her to continue to build a strong and vibrant community at Holy Trinity.
Sincerely,
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Thomas P. Flavin
Chair, Board of Trustees
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Our buckets are full because of Mrs. Durrance and Mrs. Ramos selfless dedication in putting the mental health and well-being of our students first every day. It is with deep gratitude we recognize two of Holy Trinity's finest this National School Counselors Week. |
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PRIORITY RE-ENROLLMENT FOR CURRENT
HT FAMILIES HAS BEGUN!
The Priority Re-enrollment window for the 2023-2024 school year is now open and will run through midnight, Monday, February 13th.
Only CURRENT Holy Trinity families may re-enroll for the coming school year during this time. Please visit your onCampus account to complete your contract.
Families who re-enroll during this period will receive a $200 discount on their 5% tuition deposit. Those families not re-enrolled on/by February 13th will not be eligible for this discount. Please be advised: families who are not re-enrolled before March 1st will incur a $50 late fee to renew their contract and run the risk of not having space available for their child next year.
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ENJOY THIS WEEK'S WINDOWS...
Throughout the month of February, we will be showcasing a different aspect of the learning that takes place at Holy Trinity and what makes HT’s “whole child” approach to education optimal for preparing students for college, career and life. The best part is our students will be your tour guide!
Enrollment season is upon us. If you know of anyone looking for an unparalleled educational experience for their child, be sure to SHARE these videos and encourage them to take a look at us. Just like our students, our families are our best ambassadors!
Here are the this week's 'Window' views:
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Aubrey & Grace
Algebra I Honors
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Ben
4th Grade Lunch Bunch Book Club
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Addy & Austin
6th Grade Tech Lab
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If you haven’t purchased your sponsorship, tables or tickets yet, please do so by Wednesday, February 15!
It’s going to be a fun night, so
don’t miss the boat!
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Our Junior High musical will debut this evening (February 10th). Cyrano De Burger Shack is a fun updated take on Edmond Rostand's Cyrano de Bergerac. Our musical version is set in a diner where Cyrano is trying to win the love of his best friend Roxanne, while she has her sights set on the newest burger flipper, Christian. The musical is being produced by the 7th and 8th grade acting classes and features hit songs that everyone knows and loves. Purchase your tickets below!
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Our World Showcase Festival is quickly approaching. Join us tomorrow, Saturday, February 11th from 11:00 am to 2:00 pm at the Upper School (Pineda) campus for this fun cultural event. Hosted by our Foreign Languages Departments, this event will celebrate Holy Trinity's vibrant culture and international community through music, art, cultural learning booths, activity stops for the young travelers, delicious food samples and many other unique experiences. There will be corn hole, pétanque games, beach balls, and a coloring station for younger visitors. Click the button below or check onCampus to order your passports to travel the world with us in one day!
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SHOP KENDRA SCOTT AND SHOW YOUR LOVE FOR HT THIS WEEKEND!
Valentine’s Day is next Tuesday. If you plan to shop this weekend through Monday, consider something special from Kendra Scott!
When you enter the code "GIVEBACK-DOHFR" at online checkout, the Kendra Scott Orlando store will donate 20% of your purchase back to Holy Trinity. You can also order by phone or in-store.
See flyer for details...
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The "OGs" of HT: Our Lower School Parent Association (PA) ran into the original ("OGs") of HT at Marker 99 on Monday including 25-year Head of School Mrs. Cathy Ford, former teachers from when the Upper School first opened including Mr. Wes Lovelace and Mrs. Carmen Mirda, and former Director of Admissions Mrs. Pat Craig. The groups talked about their mutual love for our school and excitement about its future.
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LUNCH BUNCH BOOK CLUB
Grade-level selections:
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The second grade Book Club for The World According to Humphrey by Betty G. Birney will meet during class on February 21 and 22. We will all play a Kahoot based on the book.
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3rd & 4th Grades
Book Selection
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The One and Only Bob
by Katherine Applegate
February 23
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5th & 6th Grades
Book Selection
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The True Confessions of
Charlotte Doyle
by Avi
February 23
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VOLUNTEERS NEEDED FOR SPRING BOOK FAIR
The Spring Book Fair will be held March 6 - 9.
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TIME TO ORDER YOUR YEARBOOK!
Lower School Yearbooks are now available for purchase .
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GRANDPARENTS AND SPECIAL FRIENDS DAY IS MARCH 10
We will begin with a special musical presentation for our grandparents and special friends on March 10th at 8:20 am in the gym. Students will have a project that is meaningful to them to share with you. Refreshments will be served after the musical performance. Please RSVP in advance to the front desk at LSfrontdesk@htes.org.
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**** END OF INTERIM ****
February 8th marked the half-way point of the third quarter. Grades for all classes should be up-to-date in onCampus so that you all have a good idea of your student’s progress-to-date. Please take some time to review your student’s interim grades. If you have questions, please reach out to your child's teacher or advisor.
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IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT THE AFTERSCHOOL HUDDLE
We are disappointed to announce the closing of The Huddle at the Tiger Athletic Complex. The purpose of The Huddle was to provide students a safe place to gather, study, play games and for parents to be able to pick up their children up until 4:00pm and avoid the carline. Our hope was to give athletes and non-athletes the opportunity to enjoy the Tiger Athletic Complex.
Unfortunately, the students in attendance at The Huddle consistently disrespected and mistreated the facility, equipment, and the volunteers who gave of their time to provide this opportunity. After multiple conversations and attempts to rectify the situation, the decision was made to close The Huddle and the concessions stand until further notice.
The last day will be next week on Wednesday, February 15th. Students should not go to the Tiger Athletic Complex after school unless they participate in a sport or are otherwise authorized.
Students who are not picked up at carline can stay on campus but must remain on the main part of campus and will NOT be allowed at the Tiger Athletic Complex unless they are attending an athletic event. The library is open until 4:00pm and snacks will still be available from the vending machines.
It is our hope that we can try again at a later date…..
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FAMILY SERVICE OPPORTUNITY FOR GRADES 8-12
Students and families in grades 8-12, please join Holy Trinity and Family Promise of Brevard to help landscape and decorate their new playground! This is a great opportunity for HT students AND their families to work together to improve our community. High School Students will earn service hours for this project.
Volunteers will be planting small plants and pots as well as painting picnic tables. Please wear clothes that can get dirty.
Family Promise of Brevard's mission is to end family homelessness in Brevard County by collaborating with our community to provide families the support and resources they need to put themselves on a path towards long-term housing stability. To learn more about the organization, visit: https://www.familypromiseofbrevard.org/
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CHILDREN'S HUNGER PROJECT VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITY
Our friends at The Children's Hunger Project are looking for a few good volunteers for the upcoming Strawberry Festival at Wickham Park, February 18th & 19th.
The Children's Hunger Project has been chosen as the Nonprofit of Choice for this event.
TCHP is looking for volunteers who are outgoing and energetic to fill a number of shifts. Click the button below to learn more and sign up to make a difference and earn volunteer hours towards your graduation requirement!
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ATTENTION LONDON TRAVELERS...
We will have a meeting on Thursday, February 23rd at 6:00pm in the Scott Center for students who are traveling to London this spring and their parents. Please plan to attend.
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SPAIN IS CALLING - 2024!
During the March 2024 Spring Break, Mr. Herntier will be chaperoning a trip a to Spain. Final details will be known when next year’s school calendar is finalized, but if you want some preliminary information regarding the trip, please contact him at therntier@htes.org.
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SIGN UP FOR WINTER DRIVERS ED
The next Driver Education course will take place from February 21-March 8, 2023, every Tuesday through Thursday from 6:00-8:00 pm at the Upper School campus. The course is available to students age 15-18. CLICK HERE FOR MORE DETAILS.
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FPS Community Problem Solving Team Organizes Raffle To Bridge The Education Gap
FACT: In India, many girls are unable to receive an education for a variety of factors (societal norms, the lack of funding, and general poverty rates). Even girls who are able to afford tuition and attend school face many more hardships including being unable to afford shoes or food.
As part of a community outreach program, two Holy Trinity students and Future Problem Solvers (FPS) have made it their mission to raise funds so that girls in other countries can have the opportunity to have an education and some of the privileges we are fortunate to have here in the U.S.
This project is ongoing and currently focused on four 15-year-old girls in Dabeerpura, Hyderabad India, who attend Princess Durru Shehvar Girls High School.
To help support these girls, HT's Community Problem Solving Team is hosting a $5 basket raffle this semester with the chance to win the latest Air Pod Pros. All proceeds from the raffle and any additional donations will fund these girls and their education.
Please consider purchasing a raffle ticket or making a donation. Contact either Sofia Alikhan or Kaitlynn LaNois with any questions. Thank you in advance for your generosity and support!
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PROJECT PROM LOOKING FOR DONATIONS AND STUDENT VOLUNTEERS
Space Coast Association of Realtors' Project Prom event will be held on March 25, 2023. The organization is in need of gently used suits, dress shirts, ties, dress shoes, and of course, prom dresses. In addition, students in need of volunteer hours are welcome to assist with set up, steaming dresses, etc. Contact Christine Stehley at (707) 205-9744 or email christinemstehley@gmail.com with donations, questions or to sign up to volunteer.
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The ordering window to purchase your 2023 7th-12th grade yearbook is now open!
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DEROISER EARNS CERTIFICATION IN AQUATIC SPECIES COLLECTION
Congratulations to Mrs. DeRosier who earned her certification in Aquatic Species Collection to enhance her teaching in Marine Science. This three-year certification is sponsored through the Florida Marine Science Educator Association (FMSEA) and the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC).
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WEINER REPRESENTS AT BREVARD SCIENCE FAIR |
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5th GRADE HEADS TO THE SYMPHONY
Our 5th grade had an awesome time at the Brevard Symphony Orchestra on Wednesday. We even got a shout out from Maestro Chris Confessore! A great time was had by all!
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THERE'S NO DEBATING IT- HT SPEECH & DEBATE DOMINATE!
HT Speech and Debate competed at the FFL Regional Varsity State Qualifier Speech and Debate Tournament at Lake Highland last weekend to determine the best competitors from nine counties. We are thrilled to announce that we have six HT competitors who will be advancing to the FFL State Varsity Championship tournament on March 4 and 5!
Athena Tian: Congressional Debate. Athena finished in 1st place at the Qualifier tournament!
- Reha Patel: Lincoln-Douglas Debate. Reha finished in 3rd place at the Qualifier tournament!
- Brooke Ramnath: Duo Interpretation and Dramatic Interpretation
- Kaitlynn LaNois: Duo Interpretation
- Cali Wilamowski: Dramatic Interpretation
- Katie Mathews: Humorous Interpretation
Congratulations and best of luck to our competitors at the Varsity State Championships!
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FUN IN KINDERGARTEN WITH SHAVING CREAM! |
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PHOTOGRAPHY'S "WORD OF THE WEEK" WINNER
Ms. Fleis' Photo 1 and 2 students will be taking "Word Of The Week" pictures this year on alternating weeks. This week it was Photo 1's turn to submit their Word of the Week snapshots. This week's word was Sentimental and our winner is Caroline McDermott, Freshman.
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A BIG Tiger THANK YOU
to
Kim Brickler
Stephanie Froehlich
Andrew Fung
PJ and Arian Hernandez
Jane Ponton
for shuttling guests on golf carts at the Diocesan Convention at HT last Saturday! The elderly and disabled attendees truly appreciated your assistance getting them to and from their parking spaces.
Click HERE if you would like to join the Upper School Tiger Team and be a Holy Trinity volunteer.
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COLLEGE COUNTDOWN
From the College Office...
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Important Dates for the Class of 2023: |
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UNIVERSITY OF WEST FLORIDA OPEN HOUSE
The University of West Florida will host its spring Explore UWF! Open House on April 1, 2023. This in-person event is for high school juniors, undecided seniors, and their families. Class of 2023 Seniors admitted to UWF - Applications are open for the full-ride Argo Spirit Scholarship. Argo Spirit is a competitive scholarship for Pell Grant-eligible, first-time-in-college Florida resident students who have overcome obstacles, fought for something important, or made an impact while in high school. GPA and standardized test scores are not taken into consideration. Applications are due April 1. Link to UWF’s freshman scholarships: Freshman Scholarships | University of West Florida (uwf.edu)
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SENIOR NOTES
Underclassman Summer Program and Senior Scholarship/Special Programs LOR and Transcripts Requests: Applications season for upcoming summer programs has begun. Some students will need Teacher or advisor Letters of Recommendation (LOR) or transcripts for these applications. With the exception of the step-by-step instructions, the information below can also be found on pages 43-44 of the HT Family Handbook.
Teacher Letters of Recommendation:
Students who need to request a letter of recommendation or other paperwork (for college admissions, a summer program or any other educational purpose) from an HTEA faculty or staff member must initiate the request through the College and Advising Office. All letters of recommendation are mailed directly to the third party. The College and Advising Office oversees the process to ensure that a thorough and comprehensive package is presented to the third-party organization.
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Transcripts:
All requests for transcripts will be processed through the College Office and the College Counseling Coordinator. Prior to fulfilling all transcript requests, a student’s HT account must be confirmed as current. All requests require a minimum of 10 school days to process. Official transcripts and other materials from the school (including recommendations) are sent directly from the HTEA College Office to the third-party receiving organization.
- For a student in grades nine through 11 requesting a transcript (including athletic/coach requests, summer programs, scholarships, or transferring), the parent must login through the PARENT onCampus account. The “Transcripts Request” button is located on the parent landing page. Please give detailed instructions about delivery method and any materials beyond the transcript requested such as letters of recommendation. Click "Transcript Requests" → click "Underclassman Transcript Request" → complete each blank → submit the request.
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Senior Special Scholarship or Program Transcripts Requests:
Seniors who need a transcript for a scholarship or special program application must request the transcript themselves by logging in to onCampus → "My Day "→ select "Progress" → "Advisory" section → click on your Advisor’s page → click "Topics" → click → click “Senior Scholarship/Third Party Transcript Request” link → complete each blank → submit the request.
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Central Florida Consortium of Private School Counselors (CFCPSC) Annual College Fair
February 25, 2023
11:00 AM – 1:30 PM at UCF
FREE to all high school students!
Over 125 Colleges and Universities attending! List of participating universities can be accessed through QR code on the posters around campus and in the College Office display case.
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Davidson College Workshop (Feb. 4 & 11)
There is still time to register for the Davidson College Admissions workshop beginning tomorrow, Saturday, February 4th, through February 11th. This workshop series is designed to help prepare you for the college search and application process. Sessions will cover topics ranging from starting the college search to admission & financial aid basics and college essay writing. Workshops are free. Make sure to view the full schedule and register in advance. Questions? Contact: intensives@davidson.edu.
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Free Test Prep Through Brevard County Libraries
Peterson’s Test Prep is free with a Brevard County library card. Users must create an account, which is when the library card is necessary. Right now, the link is on our home page as “New Year, New Databases.” To find the test section, scroll way, way down and look under “Library News-New Databases Available!”. In the near future, the link will be found under “Learning and Research”.
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SCHOLARSHIPS & INTERNSHIPS |
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Scholarship Season is here! The source for college-specific scholarships is your schools’ financial aid webpage. Schools often email their applicants and admitted students with their scholarship opportunities, so watch your email. If you are applying for a scholarship that requires a counselor nomination, please make an appointment to see your advisor.
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Some good sources to find outside scholarship opportunities are:
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ROTC National Scholarship
Master Sergeant Alan Roche from Florida Tech will be at the Upper School campus to give an informational session to Sophomores and Juniors about the ROTC National Scholarship. This is an opportunity to earn a 4-year scholarship to schools with an ROTC program. While Master Sergeant Roche recruits for Florida Tech and EFSC, his information will be applicable to ROTC in general.
When: Wednesday, February 15 during second lunch 11:49 – 12:16pm
Where: Room 203 (Mr. Hale)
Please bring your lunch to the presentation
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ROTC Applications
Army ROTC scholarship applications are open. The deadline to begin an application is Saturday, February 4th, 2023. Applying earlier is better as there are only two more national board meetings for national Army ROTC scholarships to be awarded for the 2023-2024 scholarship year. The final deadline to submit your scholarship application is Monday, March 6th, 2023. ROTC Scholarships | goarmy.com
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NAVY ROTC scholarship applications are open and the deadline to complete an application is Saturday, February 15, 2023. CLICK HERE to learn more.
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Health First Cape Canaveral Hospital Scholarship
The Scholarship committee of Health First’s Cape Canaveral Hospital is pleased to offer $1,500 to three deserving students interested in continuing their education in the health care field. Each eligible applicant must be a “Central Brevard County resident”.
All completed submissions should be mailed to:
Health First’s Cape Canaveral Hospital
Attn: Scholarship Committee
701 W Cocoa Beach Causeway
Cocoa Beach, FL 32931
Entries must be postmarked by April 1, 2023.
Questions? Please call HF’s Auxiliary office 321.799.7167
Link to application (I sent the application to Rebecca last Friday and asked for a link)
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2023 Space Coast Gator Club Scholarship
Application must be received by March 31, 2023.
Materials (transcripts, letters of rec) for scholarships are requested through your advisor’s page:
- Log into onCampus select “My Day”
- Select “Progress”
- Under “Advisory,” select the link to your advisor’s page
- Select “Topics”
- Select “Senior Scholarship” button
- Select form, complete, and submit
ALL TRANSCRIPT REQUESTS REQUIRE A MINIMUM OF 10 SCHOOL DAYS TO PROCESS (see page 43 of Family Handbook).
For this scholarship, you should submit your materials request in OnCampus by March 13, 2023, to allow for processing and mailing time. The College Office will mail your transcript, letters of recommendation and your completed application in one package to the scholarship organization.
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LAST CHANCE TO APPLY FOR AEC SCHOLARSHIPS
The Association of Episcopal Colleges (AEC) will award up to two $10,000 scholarships to seniors at NAES schools (HT is a NAES school) who matriculate to one of these AEC schools:
- Bard College (Annandale-on-Hudson, NY)
- Hobart and William smith Colleges (Geneva, NY)
- Kenyon College (Gambier, OH)
- St. Augustine’s University (Raleigh, NC)
- The University of the South (Sewanee, TN)
- Voorhees College (Denmark, SC)
- Université d’Haiti (Port-au-Prince, Haiti)
The application can be downloaded at www.CUAC.org under scholarships and must be postmarked by TOMORROW, Saturday, February 11th. Questions? Email office@cuac.org.
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Start Here. Go Anywhere. Alumni Update
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HT Alum Wins 7 Marathons on 7 Continents in 7 Days
Congratulations to Holy Trinity Class of 2011 graduate David Kilgore for completing the World Marathon Challenge -- 7 marathons in 7 continents in 7 days -- and winning all 7 races with the following times:
Antarctica - 3:23:17
South Africa - 2:58:15
Australia - 2:55:07
Dubai - 2:52:05
Spain - 2:44:27
Brazil - 2:55.59
USA - 2:41:50
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LOWER SCHOOL COACHES NEEDED
Basketball
The Lower School is looking for basketball coaches in Kindergarten and 4th grade. Practices will be held at the Lower School campus beginning the second week in March. Practice days and times can be worked out to help fit schedules. There may be one game during the week and a game on the weekend. Games would be at either HT, Pineapple Cove (West Melbourne location), Viera Charter School or Indian Harbour Montessori. The season would end either the 1st or 2nd week of May.
Track
Two track coaches are needed for grades 1-6.
If you are interested in either of these volunteer coaching opportunities, please contact Dereck Parker at dparker@htes.org.
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NEW HT GEAR IN STOCK!
The TAGS (Tiger Athletic Gear Shop) has recently received a new shipment of gear that would be perfect for golfers, tennis players, and also for students who are looking for a new HT Nike Dri FIT polo to wear to school!
- White HT visors ($25)
- Blue HT visors ($25)
- Blue HT baseball hat ($25)
- White HT bucket hat ($40)
- Woman's navy HT Nike Dri FIT polos ($50)
- Men's navy HT Nike Dri FIT polos ($50)
- Men's white HT Nike Dri FIT polos ($50)
- 1/4 zip long sleeve Nike Dri FIT shirts (blue, and grey and light grey in limited sizes) ($65)
- Navy fleece Nike vest -perfect for chilly golfing mornings! ($70)
Students and parents are welcome to stop by the Huddle after school at the Tiger Athletic Complex from 3-4pm Mondays-Thursdays to shop! Cash, Apple Pay and Credit Cards are accepted.
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GET YOUR TIGERS SPORTS SEASON TICKETS
Individual sport, Season Pass and Annual Passes are now available online. Purchase your season passes now and eliminate the need for cash at the gate. Visit: https://gofan.co/app/school/FL1072 for more details. Any questions please contact James Phillips, Athletics Director @ jphillips@htes.org and be sure to like and follow Holy Trinity Athletics on Facebook and Instagram @htea.athletics for all the latest team scores and news!
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SUPPORT YOUR TIGERS - BECOME AN ATHLETIC BOOSTER!
Please consider supporting your HT Athletic Boosters. Family Memberships and Banners, both Kelly Stadium and Gym, and “Go Tigers” donation paws are still available! Your donation directly supports the coaches and the sports teams and is greatly appreciated! Visit the Athletic Booster Club's page and remember to "like" and follow the HT Athletic Boosters' Facebook Group
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HELPFUL GUIDE TO NAVIGATING ONCAMPUS
Parents, CLICK HERE to check out this resource to help your student get the most out of their onCampus account.
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Please be sure to review and acknowledge
receipt of the 2022-2023
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Check out our official online spirit store at HTspiritstore.com for your HT apparel and swag!
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The Confidential Reporting button is located on the top of the onCampus home page, inside the log in. |
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5625 Holy Trinity Drive
Melbourne, FL 32940
321.723.8323
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