All Saints' Episcopal Day School educates children in the light of God-mind, body, and soul-in a nurturing community.
Our school combines academic excellence with spiritual and moral formation to produce well-educated children with the confidence, compassion, and creativity to lead fruitful lives and to serve a world in need.
Club or Organization: Builders Club, Debate Club, National Junior Honor Society, Student Council
School Notes
All Saints' Episcopal Day School, founded in 1963, enjoys a
long tradition of educating children in pre-k through eighth
grade. Since the beginning, All Saints' has strived to
cultivate an ethic of excellence in its students. Our school
prides itself on providing children with a solid, robust academic
foundation comparable to any competitive school coast to
coast.
An All Saints' foundation enables its graduates to go anywhere
with confidence knowing that they have the tools to succeed. All
Saints' is an admissions-based independent school that welcomes
children of all faiths, races, and economic backgrounds. In
small classroom sizes (typically 16:1 in lower school and 20:1 in
middle school) All Saints' teachers engage students in critical
thinking, problem-solving, and collaboration.
Through various opportunities in class and on campus, students
practice and learn how to communicate effectively. With the
support of their teachers, our students also acquire study skills
and come to understand the value of organization, time-management,
and effort. They learn that artistic and physical pursuits
feed the mind, body, and soul through outstanding experiences in
their art, music, drama, and physical education classes. The
challenging academic curricula, together, with these valued
specials, inspire All Saints' students to work hard, take risks,
and persevere. Over time, All Saints' students learn how to
learn. The ultimate goal of All Saints' Episcopal Day School
is to instill in students an enthusiastic love of learning that
transcends institutions and endures a lifetime.
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