Meet the Teacher:
My name is Miss Christine Traub, and I am excited to be the 6th grade homeroom teacher, and the 6th, 7th, and 8th grade, ELA teacher! This is my 10th year in Catholic Education, and I have been part of the Holy Trinity School/Parish community since I was in Kindergarten!

Past Experience:
Previously, some of my jobs at Holy Trinity School includes working at the Holy Trinity CARES Program for 10 years, a substitute teacher, a volunteer in classrooms, an aide in PreK3, long substitute in Kindergarten and Second grade, aide in 3rd Grade, the STEM and Life Skills/Library teacher, Race for Education Coordinator, the Assistant Site Coordinator of our 21st Century After-School Program, STARE Moderator, The Coordinator for Library Ambassadors( grades 6th, 7th and 8th), The Volunteer Coordinator at and the ELA Summer Camp Teacher for 3 years! As you can see, my heart has always been at Holy Trinity School, and like a second home to me!

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Education:
I am a graduate of Holy Trinity School! After high school, I continued to work at The Holy Trinity CARES Program, and worked towards my Associates degree from Bucks County Community College in Early Childhood Education. I continued my education at Holy Family University and concluded my schooling at Immaculata University in the Residency Program through the Archdiocese of Philadelphia. I graduated from Immaculata University with my Bachelor’s Degree in Elementary Education in May 2023!

Hobbies:
Spending time with my family and friends, spending time with my god- children, cleaning & organizing, decorating for holidays, circuiting, getting my nails done, shopping, gardening, going to sporting events like Philadelphia Phillies, Eagles, Wings, and Sixers, traveling, reading, going to the beach, learning new things, and spending time outside.

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Philosophy of Teaching:

As a teacher, I believe children are our future! I believe that learning never ends regardless of your age. I aspire to create a student-centered learning environment in which the student is in the driving seat of their own learning. Students learn best when they are actively engaged in their own learning, collaborating with others, and trying their best for improvement every day.

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