What People Say About All Saints

Our faith is very important to us., and we take great comfort in the conservative Christ centered teachings offered at All Saints.  We appreciate the morals of the school and the impact of the staff in the role that they play in helping to form a firm foundation for our children.

We knew from our first visit that All Saints was the right school for our family.  A bonus realized in selecting All Saints is how close the school is to our home.  We are so happy that so many All Saints families have become close friends of ours.

One of our son's favorite days of the school year is Grandparents Day when he gets to share the school that he loves with his beloved grandparents.

When we were investigating schools for our sons and family, we took this decision very seriously, interviewing nine private schools in our area. We then narrowed it down to two and re-interviewed each school. It was clear from the beginning that All Saints was the right school for us, but we stuck to the process to make sure that it was the best and final decision.

All Saints has what we consider to be the highest of education, safest staff and building and resources available for students. It has small class sizes, which we wanted so that our children have the attention to detail that is needed to succeed. We absolutely fell in love with faculty, staff and administration as soon as we were welcomed into the school.

Walking in the door that first day we immediately felt like family and a part of this wonderful school. It was such a pleasure finding out more about All Saints on our tour, especially information about all of the programs it has to offer, and in particular, those important insights you need as a parent when deciding on where to send your children.

There is one thing that really stood out when we were touring the school. Every time an administrative staff member walked by students in the hallway - the respect shown to each of them from one another made my husband and I speechless. We witnessed time after time, children and adults acknowledging one another by saying each other’s names in addition to a salutation. I know, small detail, right? But I have never seen this when touring any other school. The staff knows every single student’s name (first and last), their sibling(s), and their parents’ names. The attention to detail at All Saints I have found is unmatched by any other.

Our two boys never want to miss school. They cannot wait to see their teachers and friends. We have had the pleasure of having four teachers so far, when I say these teachers treat their students like their own, they really do. As a mother of four- and six-year-old boys, it puts my heart at ease to know my children adore their teachers. I know that they are in the best hands while away from home. All Saints is such a lovely small community that really feels like home.

By choosing All Saints, we know that our boys will get the foundation they need to start them on the path for success in their lives. This includes developing a love of learning with great educators, practicing respect for themselves and others, becoming confident in the love of God and what the Bible (the inspired word of God) will reveal to them, and doing it all with a diverse group of children that opens their eyes to the beauty and dignity of others as beloved children of God.

We could not be more excited each and every day that we decided to go private and send our children to ASCA. The whole school really becomes your family.

Having a faith-based education for our children was a priority when we were selecting a school for our children and family. In reflecting on our experience at All Saints, we are beyond grateful for the wonderful and dedicated teachers who provide an excellent education with rigorous academics.

We particularly love that each week a different grade level is responsible for planning and participating in the school Mass that takes place most Friday mornings. My daughter is always so excited when she gets a part in the Mass. It truly gives her a sense of belonging and pride. As parents, we feel so blessed to share these moments with our children when we attend Mass. We are thankful to have the opportunity to not only watch them participate but also share in this special and sacred time with the greater school community that we are part of.

What initially drew us to All Saints was their commitment to in-person classes, especially as our daughter was about to begin Kindergarten. Additionally, the school’s accommodating hours were a significant factor, as they align well with the needs of working parents. However, from the moment we stepped onto the campus, we were captivated by much more than just the class format and schedule. The welcoming atmosphere during the tour, the thoughtful curriculum, the small class sizes, and the evident dedication to student excellence painted a vivid picture of the enriching educational journey that awaited our child.

It’s the many thoughtful touches that set All Saints apart—whether it’s fostering a love of learning, cultivating respect and kindness, or promoting strong family values, the school has created an environment where our child thrives. Additionally, over the years, we have built a strong sense of community with other families who share similar values and are equally committed to their children’s futures. It’s not just a school; it’s an extended family that supports and uplifts one another.

Each day at All Saints brings a new cherished memory. From the first day of Kindergarten, where our daughter proudly wore a handmade paper crown, to the excitement of the last day of school as she anticipated summer break and having the kids get together at a park —these small but meaningful moments fill us with joy. What stands out most is when she comes home and talks about how much she loves her teachers, describing them as "very nice and kind," and speaks fondly of her classmates. Knowing that she is happy, well cared for, and surrounded by positivity gives us a deep sense of pride and reassurance.