Trinity Catholic High School (Florida)

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Trinity Catholic High School is a Catholic high school in Ocala, Florida, and is a Christian Brothers run school. Located in the Roman Catholic Diocese of Orlando, Trinity Catholic is the first and only Catholic high school in the Ocala area.

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[edit] Background

Trinity Catholic was established in 2000 to serve the growing Catholic population in the Greater Ocala area. [1]

[edit] Heads of school

  • Principal - Br. Peter E. Zawot, CFC, M.S.Ed.
  • Assistant Principal - Dr. Teresa Degen
  • Noted Faculty

Science - Br. Francis Gammaro

Social Studies - Mr. Thomas Watson

World Languages - Mrs. Karyl Hauck

English - Mr. Brandon Olson

Math - Mr. Frederick Muhlig

Religion - Mr. Thomas Beneventine


[edit] History

For many years, there has been a desire in the greater Ocala Community for a Catholic high school. Until 1992, it was determined that the Ocala area was not ready to build and support such a project.


From: Trinity Catholic High School Web Page

[edit] Athletics

The Celtics award-winning QB, John Brantley, lead the Celtics to a victory at the state championship for Florida in 2005.


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[edit] Notes and references