School Family Organization

Our SFO Story

In 2022, Holy Trinity Catholic School became a piloting school for the regional Leadership Council program, also known as the School Family Organization (SFO). The SFO combines the Board of Education (BOE) responsibilities and the programs managed by the Parent Teacher Organization (PTO).

The SFO is made up of every Holy Trinity parent, guardian, teacher, and administrator. Participating in SFO activities is the best way to get involved and meet members of the Holy Trinity community. Don’t worry! You can volunteer as much or as little as you want, and current SFO members are always happy to welcome new people to the group!

Questions? Attend a meeting, or contact the SFO at boe@htschool.org. Scroll down for the 2025-2026 meeting schedule.

Meeting Schedule & Minutes

The SFO meets monthly on Tuesdays at 6 p.m. in the Media Center throughout the 2025-2026 school year. The SFO does not meet in December or March due to Christmas and Spring Breaks. Meetings are open to the public, and we encourage school parents, guardians, and family members to attend!

Meeting dates are listed below. Click the highlighted dates to read the meeting report.

August 5, September 9, October 21, November 20, January 13, February 10, April 14, May 12

Executive Committee

The Executive Committee consults, advises, suggests, encourages, and supports school leaders. They establish policy, appraise educational programs and activities, represent Church and school members, and encourage direct communication between families, teachers, and administrators.

Members

Pastor: Rev. Mark Neal

Principal: Monica Morrison

Chair: Kari Rogers-Hensley

Vice Chair: Mallory Bennett

Treasurers: OPEN

Secretary: Brittany Bungert

Supported Programs & Leaders

Community Engagement

Parent Ambassadors (led by Cassie Lehr), Sunshine Cart, Random Acts of Kindness (RAK), Teacher and Staff Appreciation (for example, providing meals during conferences and Teacher Appreciation Week), Student and Family Activities (for example, Trunk or Treat and Movie Night), and more. Led by Amber Knapp.

Academics & School Improvement

Battle of the Books, Artist in Residence, Speech and Debate Club, Chess Club, Lego Club, and more. Led by Sarah Sullivan Bigelow.

Faith

School Mass, Sacraments, parish volunteer opportunities, and more. Led by John Mertes.

Fundraising

Walkathon, Beaverdale Holiday Boutique, Gala Auction, SCRIP, Spirit Wear, EduKit (school supply ordering), and more. Co-Led by Tara & Sean Maloney.

Grievance Procedure – Policy 310.2

If parents, guardians, and students have concerns about unfair treatment, they must contact the faculty and staff members involved first. The school leadership refers parents, guardians, and students to the parties involved to settle disagreements.

If parents, guardians, students, faculty, and staff cannot agree, they must contact the principal to settle disputes. If the principal cannot settle disputes, the concerned parties must appeal to the SFO. Parents, guardians, and students should contact the SFO president or the principal at least ten days before a meeting and then make comments during the allotted Open Forum portion of the meeting.