Mission & Beliefs

We are a regional Catholic elementary school sponsored by six parishes. Located in East Northport (Western Suffolk County), on the grounds of St. Anthony of Padua Parish, we offer quality Catholic education to the children and families of the parish communities of St. Anthony of Padua, St. Elizabeth, St. Francis of Assisi, St. Hugh of Lincoln, St. Philip Neri, and Our Lady Queen of Martyrs. We offer Early Childhood, Elementary, and Middle School Programs. 

Mission Statement

 At Trinity Regional School, our mission is to create a school community based on Catholic teachings that is committed to challenging each student to meet his/her spiritual and intellectual potential. By providing a safe, nurturing environment that fosters self-esteem, our school develops students who possess active, reflective, and creative minds and a sense of respect and compassion for others. Our goal is to ensure that our students have a firm foundation in Christian principles so that they will be able to be responsible and productive members of the global community.

Our Beliefs

We believe that: 

• The love of God creates a person uniquely in His image and likeness and therefore we embrace the diversity of our students.
• The Scriptures and Traditions of the Catholic Church are the foundation upon which our students can build a fruitful and productive life.
• Strong academic excellence based on proven curriculum utilizing current best practices empowers our students to become responsible citizens of the future.
• Parents are the primary educators of their children; parents and teachers work cohesively to enhance the education of all students.
• The integration of peace and justice into the daily life of the student is reflected in the respect that we show one another.

Profile of Our Graduates

Trinity Regional School graduates global Christian citizens who are problem-solvers, effective communicators, and collaborative workers. Through a solid foundation in the liberal arts, math, science, and technology, our students are able to synthesize techniques and methods to gain new knowledge. These faith-filled, compassionate young men and women are critical, reflective thinkers who possess a global awareness and an appreciation of cultural diversity. Our graduates recognize the importance of serving others in the community. They can make responsible decisions and live productively as life-long learners.