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Article: Diocese weighs shutting its Holy Trinity school Officials aim to boost falling enrollment
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- The Gazette
- Article date:
- December 7, 2005
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The Roman Catholic Diocese of Colorado Springs may eliminate one
of its elementary schools next year as part of an educational
overhaul.
Parents of the 150 students at Holy Trinity Catholic School say
that closing the elementary school would be a mistake.
"If you could bottle up what Holy Trinity has and give it to the
other schools, nobody would have a problem," said Tim O'Connor,
father of two Holy Trinity students.
No decision has been made. The diocese, headed by Bishop Michael
Sheridan, will probably make a decision after the the first of the
year, according to a diocesan statement.
"I trust the bishop to make a wise decision," said the Rev. Mark
Zacker, pastor for Holy Trinity. "He ...