Blessed Trinity Regional Catholic School

Tuesday, June 15, the Pennsylvania House Education Committee advanced HB 2632, and the bill is moving quickly toward a vote in the House as early as next week.
If passed, this legislation would dramatically change the current Educational Improvement Tax Credit (EITC) program and could have devastating consequences for thousands of students across our Commonwealth:
❌ Scholarship organization funding cut by $102 million annually
❌ 30,000 students could lose their scholarships
❌ Supplemental scholarships for Economically Disadvantaged Schools eliminated entirely
❌ Student eligibility tied to future minimum wage legislation
❌ Scholarship organizations required to return 2% of tax credits raised to the state
❌ Increased reporting requirements for private schools
❌ Private donor information shared with the General Assembly
These changes would make scholarship programs more restrictive, reduce access to educational opportunities, and impact countless families who rely on these vital resources.
📣 NOW is the time to act.
It takes less than one minute to contact your state lawmakers and urge them to oppose HB 2632.
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Lawmakers: Don't Cut Scholarships for PA Kids! Defend Pennsylvania's successful tax credit scholarships

Scenes from the last day of school. We attended Mass to end the school year. Thank you to the students who read at mass and those who brought up the gifts. We acknowledged Mrs. Bonomo's 35 years in Catholic education.

Beginning June 16th, the office will be on summer hours.

Our Awards Ceremony for the 2025–2026 school year was held this morning. We recognized students for their achievements in various subject areas and honored those who participated in service-oriented activities throughout the year. We are proud of all of our students for their hard work, dedication, and commitment to excellence both inside and outside the classroom. Congratulations to all of our award recipients on a job well done! 🎉👏🏽📚🏆

Congratulations to the Class of 2026!

Following the celebration of Mass, awards were presented and students receiving scholarships were recognized for their achievements. Diplomas were then distributed, and just like that, they became graduates.

We are proud of all they have accomplished and wish them continued success as they begin the next chapter of their educational journey. May they embrace new opportunities, pursue their dreams, and always remember the community that has supported them along the way.

It's time for the annual egg drop for the 7th graders. Did their eggs make it safely when thrown out the second floor window? Whose eggs do you think are safe?

Our 8th graders were dressed to the 9's tonight for their Enchanted Evening dance. We hope they enjoy the night and make memories that will last a lifetime.