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The 7th & 8th grade girl’s basketball team won the St. Peter & Paul tournament on Sunday beating St. Peter & Paul in the championship game. Congratulations to the 7th & 8th grade girl’s basketball team who came in 3rd in their league and then went on to win the St. Peter & Paul Tournament!

The Diocesan Basketball Tournament was held  Sunday, Feb. 19 at St. Joe – Cold Spring.

The team members are:

8th grade –  Dana, Destiny, Hannah, Jordan, Lexi
7th grade – Alex, Haley, Kaitlyn, Katie, Mallory, Rose


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Congratulations to the HT Academic Team.  They won their first meet of the season 16-15 vs. St. Anthony Wednesday afternoon.

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We have begun to receive our reimbursement check ($35) from Remke’s.  As you may recall, they have begun to use prepaid gift cards (like Krogers).  We get a percentage of everything you you pay with the card.  You can pick up a card from either office.

Thanks for supporting this program!

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Save March 23 and 24 Evenings for ACUE’s first-ever all-school skating party is in the works! Two skating sessions will be offered, on March 23 and 24 at Holy Trinity Junior High’s skating rink in Newport.

More details to follow here.

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Visit www.nkyrestoration.com

How-to Classes, Workshops, Panel Discussions to Highlight Two-Day Event

(CINCINNATI, OHIO) On Friday and Saturday, March 2 and 3, Bellevue, Kentucky, will host NKY Restoration Weekend, northern Kentucky’s first-ever Restore it Right fair. The two-day event will coincide with the popular monthly Shop Bellevue/First Friday held in Bellevue along Fairfield Avenue.

On Friday from 6-9 pm, participants can meet renovation contractors and product representatives as they shop and dine along the 200 to 700 blocks of historic Fairfield Avenue, and learn about energy efficiency for older homes in a fun Scavenger Hunt.

On Saturday from 9 am to 1 pm, activities for all ages will be offered at Holy Trinity School at 235 Division Street in Bellevue. These will include over a dozen educational programs, expert panels and hands-on workshops from window restoration to energy assessments, painting techniques to plaster repair, and children and youth activities. Representatives of the Kentucky Heritage Council–the state historic preservation office—and local and statewide preservation groups will be on hand to talk about their programs.

Admission is free and lunch will be provided. Reservations are recommended (859.353.0209 x800) but not required.

“NKY Restoration Weekend is a great opportunity to learn to fix your wood windows, research who built your house, lower your heat bills, or inspire the next generation of renovators,” said Paul Muller, Cincinnati Preservation Association Executive Director. “With spring just weeks away, the timing couldn’t be better, and historic Bellevue’s the perfect location.”

NKY Restoration Weekend gives restorers from both sides of the Ohio River a chance to learn, explore, talk to craftspeople, win door prizes, and discover vibrant, beautiful Bellevue: one of Kentucky’s greatest preservation success stories. Look for updates at the event web site, www.nkyrestoration.com and www.facebook/NKY.Restoration.

Sponsors of NKY Restoration Weekend include American Chimney & Masonry, the City of Bellevue, the City of Covington, Kentucky Home Performance/GCEA, Home School, Tiburon Energy, Tri-State Wholesale Building Supplies and Cincinnati Preservation Association

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Thomas More College, located in Crestview Hills, Ky., recently increased the amount of institutional aid offered to qualifying students who will graduate from parochial high schools this year. In the past, Thomas More College has granted the Parochial Promise to all unconditionally admitted students from parochial high schools, guaranteeing at least $10,000 per year for four years in institutional aid. To help students save money on college costs, Thomas More College has increased the Parochial Promise tuition guarantee to $11,000, giving qualifying students entering the college during the 2012-2013 school year a minimum of a $44,000 financial aid package to be applied over the course of four years.

Thomas More College’s highest priority is ensuring that access to quality Catholic higher education remains affordable to all students who seek it, especially students who have invested money and time in the college’s parochial high school partners. The Parochial Promise represents the minimum financial aid package, as most students from parochial high schools qualify for additional institutional scholarship packages including the Chancellors, Honors, Leadership, Access and Departmental Scholarships, as well as, the Saints Award.

For more information, contact the Department of Admissions at admissions@thomasmore.edu or (800) 825-4557 or visitthomasmore.edu/admissions.

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Click here to view the "Catholic Beat"

The Catholic Beat is the new website about all things Catholic in the Cincinnati area. Click here to see the story on Holy Trinity. Stories are up on the main page for a week, but after that you can find them in the archive.

Almost four weeks after launching, the catholic beat has posted more than 52 news and feature stories about local Catholic people, places, and events.

There are two new stories every day, so there’s always something different to see.

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Deadline is April 15 for registration.

The Campbell County Conservation District awards a $175 scholarship to one Campbell County student who is selected to attend. Selection is determined by the Kentucky Fish and Wildlife Resources Department.

For More Information please contact…

Linda Grizzell, Administrative Secretary
Campbell County Conservation District
8351 E Main Street – Suite 104
Alexandria, KY 41001
859-635-9587/859-635-5666
Fax: 859-635-0496
E-mail: campbellcd@fuse.net

http://home.fuse.net/campbellcd

Hours M-W-F 8:00 am – 4:00 pm

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Pictured are (L to R) Brittany Luipold, Hannah Newbill, Stephanie Sias, Tiauna Barnes, Mr. Jeff Finke, Jack Brun, Dr. Barb Zahler, and Karlie Smith

Thomas More College and Holy Trinity have been BEST (Business-Education Success Team) partners for many years and a Gold Standard partnership by the NKy Chamber of Commerce in 2010-2011. Some activities we’ve done together this year include our 3rd and 4th grade visiting Thomas More for a literacy class, chemistry demo, tour and lunch in November. sharing lunch at the Holy Trinity Junior High with TMC’s Psychology Club after a food drive for Holy Spirit Outreach, and HT’s choir singing at TMC’s Education Club’s Spring Fling in March.

On Monday, Jan. 30 of Catholic School’s Week, Thomas More provided ice cream for HT’s Student Appreciation Day. Accompanied by Dr.Barb Zahler, members of TMC’s education club and literacy class joined HT Elementary students for a classroom visit and lunch. Following lunch Mr. Jeff Finke, principal at Holy Trinity, officially recognized Thomas More College, BEST Partner, as a “Friend of Holy Trinity” by placing their name on a plaque that hangs in the cafeteria. “Holy Trinity thrives because of the support of our many friends in the community,” said Mr. Finke. “We are proud to recognize one of those friends today.”

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Creating A Safe Environment With Virtus

Bishop Roger Foys has approved and implemented the Virtus “Protecting God’s Children” Safe Environment Program to educate adults on ways to identify and report child abuse.

If there is the slightest possibility that you may want to chaperone a field trip, participate in a service project, or volunteer for any of your school’s or parishes fun and educational events where children are present, you need to be certified.

Below is a set of instructions on how to begin the process and future Virtus sessions.

  1. Complete the volunteer application
  2. and acceptance forms at your parish or school after reviewing the Diocesan Policies and Procedures for Addressing Sexual Misconduct with your supervisor.

  3. Register at www.virtus.org. To register, visit www.virtus.org and click on “registration” and follow the prompts.
  4. Choose and attend a class. Parents and other interested persons are most welcome. No children please.

Catholic Charities, Latonia (Mary Moser Room)

  • Wednesday, March 14th 1:00 to 4:30 p.m.
  • Thursday, April 12th 9:30 to 1:00 p.m.
  • Tuesday, May 8th 1:00 to 4:30 p.m.
  • Thursday, June 14th 1:00 to 4:30 p.m.
  • Tuesday, July 17th 9:30 to 1:00 p.m.
  • Thursday, August 16th 9:30 to 1:00 p.m.
  • Tuesday, September 11th 1:00 to 4:30 p.m.
  • Thursday, October 11th 1:00 to 4:30 p.m.
  • Tuesday,November 6th 9:30 to 1:00 p.m.

Mary Queen of Heaven School, Erlanger

  • Monday,  April 16th 6:00 to 9:30 p.m.

Bulletins will begin only after you have completed your live training and been processed.  You will receive e-mail notices that say system@pub.virtus.org unless your computer program blocks them.  Access your bulletins (12 per year), using these directions:

www.virtus.org
Enter your ID and password
Click on TRAINING at top toolbar
Click on TRAINING COMPLIANCE on left green panel
Click on TRAINING REPORT
Click on (CLICK FOR DETAILS)
Choose a bulletin to read
Hit SUBMIT after finishing EACH article

Note: January Bulletin posted February 5th; due March 6th

To Update Your Account:

Do you need to change contact information or where you volunteer?

www.virtus.org
Enter you ID and password
Click on TOOLBOX
Click on UPDATE MY ACCOUNT
Edit your information and save

If you are having difficulties with the program, please call Anita Geiger at (859) 392-1565 or email ageiger@covingtondiocese.org.

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