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Our story
Background
Holy Trinity Parish Catholic School in Hackensack, NJ closed in 2009, and its building has since housed a charter high school.
Over the past two decades, the parish has become a predominantly Spanish-speaking immigrant community, with families from Central America, Ecuador, and the Dominican Republic. Many parents, often struggling with English proficiency and financial hardship, have little insight into their children's public school education.
Public education has declined, with American students ranking poorly internationally. Additionally, gender ideology and revisionist history are widespread, while foundational academics suffer. Young people today lack the formation to become virtuous, independent thinkers, and many are hesitant to marry or start families.
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