One of Trinity Catholic School’s smallest sixth grade classes graduated Tuesday night during a commencement celebration and mass at St. Joseph’s Church. The ceremony marked a stop along one part of the 12 students’ journey, but was also the starting point to the next part of their journey – middle schools in Oswego and other parts of the county.
Students in Elizabeth HIlton’s four-year-old Pre-School Class at Trinity Catholic School are pictured as they prepare to enter the gymnasium for their graduation recently. Shown, left to right, are Max Majlaton, Grace Tolley, Collin Cunningham and Brianna Hardter. Graduation ceremonies for the sixth graders will be held at 6 p.m. Tuesday in St. Joseph’s Church.
Members of Trinity Catholic School’s three-day program for three-year-olds took visitors down to the farm Wednesday evening. They presented the musical “Going to the Farm.†The 10 boys and girls in the class performed such favorites as Six Little Ducks, Take Me Out To The Farm, Five Spotted Cows, The Jingle Jangle Scarecrow and others. Nina Cunningham flaps her wings as she performs “Six Little Ducks†[…]
The youngsters and their guests enjoy a holiday meal with all the trimmings. The students’ grandparents and special friends were the guests of honor at Oswego County’s only Catholic school. The annual event is designed to honor everyone who helps the school and its students throughout the year, according to David Friedlander, principal. […]
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Students and staff wind up Catholic School Week celebration with ‘millionaire’ competition and a volleyball game that pitted the sixth grade against the faculty and staff. Ironiclly, the school’s sledding party was cancelled due to a lack of snow.