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Thursday, October 29, 2026

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Patty Bajek
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Saints Speak from Mrs. Marshall - 10/29/2026 - Another Busy Week at All Saints

Since All Saints Day falls on a Sunday this year, we are celebrating our Feast Day today instead! Thank you to all who joined us for Mass this morning. It was a beautiful liturgy to remember the saints who have led by their example of love and remind us of the calling to sainthood for each and every one of us.

Today is also our 6th Annual Day of Giving. Be sure to visit our social media throughout the day today as Mrs. Bajek shares stories from our alumni and faculty, highlighting the ways ASCA continues to impact their lives. Please prayerfully consider contributing to the Day of Giving to support our school as we continue to form future saints. 

 

Reminder: 1:00pm Dismissal Wednesday, November 4th

Next Wednesday, November 4th, all students will dismiss at 1:00pm. There is no bus home and no after care available on this day. We will be conducting safety trainings with the Naperville Police Department with all of our faculty and staff in the afternoon. Please make arrangements to pick up your child(ren) promptly at 1pm. Thank you!

 

Halloween

Tomorrow we will celebrate Halloween. There is no Mass tomorrow since we had our school Mass today. Parents are welcome to join us for a Costume Parade at 2pm on the Recess Pad, weather permitting. Please see more details for each Academy below.

  • Preschool: Students may come to school in their costumes. Parents are welcome to join us for a costume parade at 8:30 in the gym. Class parties will be 8:45-9:45am.
  • Primary Academy (K-2): Students may come to school in their costumes. Students will participate in the Costume Parade at 2pm, and class parties will be at 2:15pm.
  • Intermediate Academy (3-5): Students may come to school in their costumes. Students will participate in the Costume Parade at 2pm, and class parties will be at 2:15pm.
  • Junior High Academy (6-8): Student Council is planning a Halloween Social for the afternoon. Junior high students may wear costumes, or they may be out of uniform if they wear Halloween colors (black, orange, and purple).

ALL STUDENTS: Please remember that all costumes must be appropriate for school. No masks that cover the eyes, makeup, weapons, or violent costumes are allowed. (Makeup includes face paint and hair dye – save these things for weekend trick-or-treating as they become very messy when worn all day long!) Please make sure your child is able to sit comfortably in a desk and use the bathroom independently in his/her costume. 

 

Safe Environment Lessons


During the week of November 9, all classes will be completing the Diocese's required safe environment lessons during religion classes. Please click here for more information and to access the opt out form; you only need to return the bottom portion of the letter if you are choosing to "opt out" of the lessons. If you are interested in learning more about this Diocesan-provided program, please click here.

 

Athletics

Congratulations to the Boys 8A Volleyball team, who defeated St. Scholastica in the championship on Sunday! We look forward to celebrating their win at a pep rally soon. 

Congratulations as well to the 8th grade student-athletes who were selected as All-Conference:

  • Graham Hinz (flag football)
  • Everett Johanneson (volleyball)
  • Zachary Ling (flag football)
  • Jax Rusin (volleyball)
  • Analena Soto (volleyball)

Way to go, Saints! We are proud of you and look forward to your continued success as the basketball season begins soon.

 

Thank You!

Thank you to all who helped make last week’s Book Fair a success! We appreciate our Book Fair chairs, Lisa Hajek, Jenn Venta, and Carolina Zavala, as well as all the volunteers who gave their time to keep the Fair running smoothly.

Thank you as well to all who helped with Trunk or Treat. Thank you to Chris Risch, who organized the event, and to all who decorated trunks and donated candy.

 

Saintly Acts

Congratulations to the following students, who earned Saintly Acts recently and will be recognized in our morning announcements tomorrow: Sophia M. (4th grade), Jackson P. (4th grade), Jacob S. (3rd grade), Riley M. (6th grade), Josie N. (6th grade), Finley S. (6th grade), Aubrey Z. (6th grade), Noah H. (5th grade), Shay P. (5th grade), Arabella K. (8th grade), Charlie L. (2nd grade), Rebecca L. (8th grade), Michael P. (3rd grade), Duke R. (3rd grade), Maya S. (8th grade), Vivian D. (1st grade), Clair F. (1st grade), Alannah O. (4th grade), Damian O. (4th grade), Sadie R. (1st grade), Jax R. (8th grade), Jane S. (6th grade), Arjun T. (1st grade), and Cam R. (2nd grade). Keep being saintly!

 

Warm regards,

Margie Marshall

 

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All Saints follow's Faith's Law, an Illinois law enacted in 2023 to support schools in ensuring the safety of all children while at school. Click here (https://drive.google.com/file/d/1vgqVZXY-zNwIjgdNI2UTPpUVc577DKnb/view)  for more information from the Illinois State Board of Education about Faith's Law.

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All Saints Catholic Academy is accredited through the Western Catholic Educational Association (WCEA).

WCEA is a nationally recognized accrediting body that evaluates Catholic schools based on academic quality, Catholic identity, leadership, and long-term sustainability. The achievement affirms the Diocese of Joliet’s and All Saints Catholic Academy's continued commitment to excellence in both education and faith formation and formalizes a process for continuous school improvement.


 

All Saints Catholic Academy has received 'Recognition' status from the Illinois State Board of Education (ISBE) as a non-public school, and been state recognized since its inception in 2005.  A "recognized school" means that an ISBE appointed team has visited the school to confirm it is following all required laws. The ISBE team looks at school policies, student and staff files, safety records, and other things; a team revisits the school every five years.  Find out more about non-public school recognition at the ISBE site - https://www.isbe.net/nonpublicprograms.  

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