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The Ligonier Valley School District provides
limited health services to Holy Trinity School. Health testing and
screening shall be administered to the student in accordance with
the policies and procedures set by the Ligonier Valley School
District.
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Transportation
Students attending Holy
Trinity School use several modes of transportation. Because of the
school's centralized location in the borough of Ligonier, some
students may walk to school, while other parents may opt to
transport their child by car. Following the guidelines established
by the Ligonier Valley School District, the students are provided
with free bus transportation. Students are expected to behave
properly on the bus. The safety of all is our prime consideration.
A lack of cooperation of safety rules established by the Ligonier
Valley School District or the transportation provider may result in
suspension from riding the bus.
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Lunch Program
Holy Trinity School participates in the National School Lunch
Program with lunches meeting specific nutritional requirements.
Students may take advantage of the school lunch program by filing an
application for free or reduced lunches. Applications will be
reviewed accordingly. Rules for acceptance and participation in the
program are the same for each student without regard to race, color,
national origin, sex, age, handicap, or religion. Hot lunches may
be purchased at the school cafeteria. Students will receive a menu
each month. Milk is sold separately for those who carry their
lunches. School friends, relatives, and parents volunteer to help
in the cafeteria.
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Textbooks and
Materials
Textbooks and materials used
by the students are provided by the Pennsylvania Program Acts 90 and
195.
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Guidance and
Support
A certified guidance
counselor visits the school one day a week and provides personal and
academic counseling, working closely with the principal, teachers,
students, and their families. Psychological testing services are
also available for the Intermediate Unit. Other support services
include a speech therapist and an auxiliary reading/math teacher.
Permission for students to take part in any of these programs in
obtained from the parents or guardians.
Students who demonstrate
gifted potential and meet the criteria in accordance with
Pennsylvania standards and regulations are tested to determine
eligibility in special programs. Results are forwarded to the
school district in which the child resides for participation in
gifted education programs. The networking of other federal, state,
and community services is available to Holy Trinity School if their
services and programs are needed.
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