Holy Trinity Catholic High School

Senior Spotlight: Victoria Mosmeyer
Congratulations to Senior Victoria Mosmeyer for an extraordinary season of achievement representing the Celtics at the state level! Victoria earned an incredible FIVE individual state championships, showcasing her talent, dedication, and excellence in speech and debate.

🏆 State Champion in:
• LD Debate (with a perfect 7–0 record for the second consecutive year)
• Solo Acting
• Prose
• Persuasive Speaking
• Oratory

Victoria also captured her second Solo Acting state title, previously winning in 2023, and she received the prestigious TAPPS 2A Virginia Wirth Top Speaker Award, recognizing her as the top speech student in the division. This summer, Victoria will take her talents to the national stage as she competes at the 2026 National Speech & Debate Tournament in Virginia.

We are so proud of Victoria and all she has accomplished. Your Holy Trinity family is cheering you on every step of the way!

We are so proud of Victoria and all she has accomplished. Your Holy Trinity family is cheering you on!

Class of 2026

These seniors represent the very best of Holy Trinity Catholic High School. Through their hard work, faith, and dedication, they have made a lasting impact on our community and set an inspiring example for those who follow.

We are proud to celebrate each of these students and all they have accomplished:

Khanh Huynh Nhu Nguyen, Arya Nicole Wynne, Sarah Rose Jolly, Victoria Rose Mosmeyer, Hallie Shea Bravo, Sarah Marie Barkis, Trang Ngoc Thien Nguyen, James Monroe Humphreys, Khoi Nguyen, Sara Elyse Terry, Daisuke Miyate Milne, Lilly Solange Ebers, Wesley Louis Kuriger, and Felix Peterson.

As they prepare for the next chapter, we know they will continue to do great things and carry the spirit of Holy Trinity with them wherever they go.

Congratulations, Class of 2026—we are so proud of you!

📢Update on Holy Trinity Golf Tournament

We want to share an important update regarding the Holy Trinity Catholic High School Golf Tournament originally scheduled for May 11, 2026.

After careful consideration, we have made the difficult decision to cancel this year’s tournament due to low participation. Out of a commitment to responsible stewardship of our resources and the time of our community, we believe this is the most prudent path forward. While this was not the outcome we had hoped for, we remain deeply grateful for the enthusiasm and support shown by our community.

Fundraising events like this play an important role in sustaining the mission of our school to form young men and women in faith, excellence, and service. We are especially thankful to those who had already committed to participating or supporting the event.
As we look ahead, we are taking this opportunity to listen more closely to our community and discern how we can create meaningful, engaging events that better serve our families and supporters.

If you would still like to support Holy Trinity, we invite you to consider a gift to our https://holytrinitychs.org/annual-appeal, which directly benefits our students, faculty, and programs.
Thank you for your continued support and belief in our mission.

The Countdown is On!
Only a few days left until the Celtic Golf Tournament on May 11! Don’t miss your chance to be part of a day filled with purpose, community, and fun. This tournament is a fundraiser supporting tuition assistance for our students—helping make a Holy Trinity education accessible to more families.
Register your team or become a sponsor today before spots fill up!

https://www.holytrinitychs.org/celtic-golf-tournament

Hands-on learning in action!

Our students recently stepped into the lab to bring chemistry to life through exciting, real-world experiments. From mixing compounds to observing reactions firsthand, they are developing critical thinking skills, curiosity, and a deeper understanding of the science that shapes our world.

In this lab, under the supervision of our talented teacher, Diane Boor, chemistry students explore how agitation, temperature, and surface area influence how fast a substance dissolves. To investigate the impact of surface area, students crush an Alka-Seltzer tablet into powder before adding it to 100 mL of water. By timing the reaction and comparing it to a control group using whole tablets, they can see firsthand how breaking down a solid speeds up the process.

It’s amazing to see their enthusiasm, teamwork, and discovery unfold right before our eyes—this is where learning truly comes alive!