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Back to School Information 2022- 2023

All Saints Episcopal School is a community dedicated to academic excellence in a secure and supportive Christian environment.

Letter from our Head of School Dear All Saints Families, We have lots of great energy moving into 2022-2023! A number of new office staff, faculty, and families are joining the All Saints community, and our teachers are already working on plans for the upcoming year. Please look in this publication for a listing of all the teachers and staff and their positions and/or teaching assignments. There is also a section with a brief introduction and a picture of each of the new faculty and staff. In addition, we are excited to share that a new SmartLab will be installed at the beginning of August. The first in our area, this STEM lab will be used by all students in grades K-8. Most of all, we are looking forward to returning to in-person events on our campus, beginning with our campus visits for PK3-K students and our Back to School Nights. These dates can be found on the August calendar included in this booklet. Our Back to School Information publication provides helpful information for our families, including an overview of the upcoming year, volunteer opportunities, medical forms, and much more. You will also find our 2022-2023 calendar which is filled with opportunities for our families, faculty, and staff to join forces to make a difference in the lives of our students. Please take note of the sections referencing fundraising and communication at All Saints. We are excited about our plans to continue to provide an educational experience dedicated to academic excellence in a secure and supportive Christian environment. Our plans are ambitious and require all of us to participate so we can continue to grow and provide a school that will remain on the path to excellence. I am looking forward to joining together as a community to provide another wonderful year of growth and happy memorymaking for your children. Thank you for your continued trust and support. Yours in Partnership, Scootie Clark Head of School

Letter from our Board President Dear All Saints Community, I would like to welcome all of our new and returning students, faculty, staff and administrators to the 2022-2023 school year! The beginning of the school year offers our community the opportunity to reflect on past accomplishments as we move forward with our mission, vision and core values in mind. The last two years have presented challenges on many levels but I believe we rose to the occasion and tackled them with the competence and commitment that sets us apart. I know many of you had to make personal sacrifices and compromises during this time, and we are forever grateful for the trust you put in us to navigate this process. In the Spring, we saw the beginning of the return to normalcy. It was wonderful to see our parents back on campus and the energy and excitement that interaction brought to our students, faculty, staff and administration. We also saw the return to various fundraising and school events that allowed us to come together once again. I know we all missed those opportunities and have come to appreciate them even more. It is the community spirit of All Saints that makes us strong! As we move into the new school year, please know it has been a true honor to serve as the President of the Board of Trustees these last few years. Through this opportunity I have witnessed firsthand the passion and dedication in which our administration, faculty, staff and board all work together to make All Saints the premier educational institution in Southeast Texas. I know that with that continued dedication, All Saints will always remain the community leader in education. Sincerely, Kelly Henry President of the All Saints Board of Trustees

3 2 PK3- 1st Back to School Night 6:30 - 8:00 pm Parents only please

ASPA Welcome Breakfast 7:15 - 9:00am 6th - 8th Back to School Night 6:30 - 8:00 pm Parents only please

First Day of School

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Teacher In-Service

Back to School Round-Up in Gym 9 -10 am New Families 10am - 1pm & 5 - 6:30 pm All Families

Last Day of Summer 360

Saturday Friday 2

Miscellaneous Expenses .................................................................................................. 20

2nd - 5th Back to School Night 6:30 - 8:00 pm Parents only please

Shop & Give....................................................................................................................... 19

Communication .................................................................................................................. 18

ASPA ................................................................................................................................... 16

Teacher Workday

Philanthropy ...................................................................................................................... 14

New Faculty Bios............................................................................................................... 12

PK3 - K Classroom Visits PK3 9:30 - 10 am PK4 10 - 10:30 am K 10:30 - 11am

Faculty & Staff 2022-22 ............................................................................................... 10

Frequently Asked Questions ........................................................................................... 9

List of Events ...................................................................................................................... 8

Uniform Requirements ...................................................................................................... 5

Detail Calendar*............................................................................................................... 4

August Calendar*.............................................................................................................. 3

ALL SAINTS EPISCOPAL SCHOOL

Letter from Head of School and Board President ..................................................... 1

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Table of Contents

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We hope you find this tool useful as you plan for the school year ahead!

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In an effort to ensure all of our families begin the year well prepared, we have consolidated a wealth of information into our Back to School guide. We encourage you to take some time to read through this and familiarize yourself with the upcoming deadlines and events.

Front Office Closed July 25-29

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Teacher In-Service

Front Office Closed until 1pm

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New Family Reception in Dining Facility 4:00 - 5:00 pm

Front Office Regular Hours Resume Mon-Thurs 7:30 am - 4:00 pm

Front Office Summer Hours Mon-Thurs 9:00 am - 3:00 pm

*These pages are perforated for your convenience.

Anticipated Absence Form*............................................................................................. 25

Medical Forms*.................................................................................................................. 26

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Athletics: Middle School .................................................................................................. 25

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Device Information ........................................................................................................... 23

AUGUST 2022

Back to School Round-Up Checklist*.............................................................................. 21

All Saints Uniform Requirements UNIFORM GUIDE 2021-2023 Please go to the ALL SAINTS page on the vendor websites to shop for ASES approved uniforms. Uniforms may be purchased at www.flynnohara.com/school-landing.aspx?scn=TX128 or www.landsend.com School Code: 900064098 Special Note: Our uniform polo dress is only available from Land’s End.

All uniform attire must be clean, properly fitted, and in good repair. The Uniform Policy will be administered by the Assistant to the Head of School and Head of School. They reserve the right to make the final determination in any matter of judgment or taste.

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DRESS CODE - REQUIRED: BOYS: Grades PK3-K: A white polo shirt with the All Saints logo and khaki pants are required. You may choose from the style options on the All Saints page on the vendor website. Grades 1-8: A white polo shirt with the All Saints logo, khaki pants, and brown or black belt are required. You may choose from the style options on the All Saints page on the vendor website. Belts are to be black or brown leather and must be plain without large buckles or other decorations.

• The Uniform Policy will be administered by the Assistant to the Head of School, the Dean of Middle School Students, and the Head of School. They reserve the right to make the final determination in any matter of judgment or taste. • All uniform attire must be clean, properly fitted, and in good repair. • Parental assistance and support for our uniform policy and dress code are expected.

GIRLS: Grades PK3-2: A red and blue plaid jumper, no shorter than 2 inches above the knee, and a white peter pan blouse with piping are required. Piping must be red, white, or navy. The jumper should only be worn with the blouse, not a polo shirt.

BELTS Belts must be worn with pants/shorts in grades 1-8. Belts are to be black or brown leather. Belts must be plain without large buckles or other decorations. PK3, PK4, and K students do not need to wear a belt.

Grades 3-5: A white oxford or polo shirt with the All Saints logo and a plaid skirt, no shorter than 2 inches above the knee, are required. You may choose from the style options on the All Saints page on the vendor website.

FACE MASKS Face masks/coverings may not display inappropriate or distracting images or words.

Grades 6-8: A khaki skirt, no shorter than 2 inches above the knee, and a white oxford or polo shirt with the All Saints logo are required. You may choose from the style options on the All Saints page on the vendor website. DRESS CODE - OPTIONAL: BOYS: Grades PK3-K: Khaki pull-on shorts, red or navy polo shirts with the All Saints logo. Grades 1–8: Khaki shorts with black or brown leather belt (see BELTS section), red or navy polo shirts with the All Saints logo. GIRLS: Grades PK3 – PK4: Navy sailor dress with white tie, no shorter than 2 inches above the knee, khaki pull-on shorts or pants, red, navy, or polo shirts with the All Saints logo. Grades PK3 -2: Red or navy polo dress with All Saints logo, no shorter than 2 inches above the knee. Available only from Land’s End. Grades K–8: Khaki shorts or pants with black or brown leather belt (belt is optional for K), red or navy polo shirts with the All Saints logo Grades 6–8: Navy skirt, no shorter than 2 inches above the knee, red or navy polo shirts with the All Saints logo 4

UNIFORM EXPECTATIONS

HAIR All Students: Hair is to be neat, clean, and well-groomed in a non-distracting style. Hair cannot be longer than the eyebrows. Girls: Only school emblem and color coordinated, simple, non-distracting hair accessories are allowed for girls. Accessories should be red, navy, white, or school plaid. Khaki is also an option for middle school only. Boys: Hair should be trimmed so that it is no longer than the earlobe or to the top of the collar in the back. No shaved designs are allowed. Facial hair is prohibited. Sideburns may be no longer than the earlobe. HATS Hats are not to be worn at school unless there is a designated occasion. Hats should not be worn inside buildings. JEWELRY Simple non-distracting jewelry is permitted. No chokers, oversized, or multiple jewelry pieces may be worn. Earrings must be no larger than the size of a nickel. Only girls may wear earrings. No more than one earring per lobe should be worn while in school. No other type of jewelry is allowed. MAKE-UP Simple, tasteful makeup is acceptable for Middle School girls only. NO LABELS OR EMBLEMS on uniforms

All Saints Uniform Requirements OUTERWEAR All students must wear approved red, navy, or white outerwear, including cardigan sweaters, fleece jackets, etc. These may be purchased from the Spirit Shop, Flynn O’Hara, or Lands’ End. All outerwear must conform in style and color to outerwear on the vendor’s list. Please remember that there are to be no words, emblems, logos, or fur on any outerwear or other uniform clothing other than the All Saints logo. SHIRTS Shirts may be short or long-sleeved. Long-sleeved shirts may not be worn under short sleeved shirts. All shirts and blouses for girls and boys must be tucked in at all times. This is a school-wide rule for all students in grades 1-8. SHOES Acceptable footwear: • Tennis shoes are recommended. •Leather/Canvas shoes. •Prohibited: Boots, clogs, sandals, platforms, moccasins, open-toe/heel shoes, hiking boots, high heeled or fleece shoes, and shoes with lights, wheels, web-toed, etc.

All Saints Uniform Requirements ADDITIONAL UNIFORM GUIDELINES FREE DRESS DAYS Certain days during the school year are designated as “Free Dress Day.” Please follow the listed rules below on these days:

PK3 and PK4 Dress Code Options

Kindergarten-Second Grade Dress Code Options

• Only uniform code shoes and jewelry are allowed. • Uniform shorts, pants, or skirts must be worn on Friday Spirit T-Shirt days with the exception of Middle School students who are allowed to wear jeans with All Saints t-shirts. • No “short” shorts, spandex “bike” shorts • T-shirts must not be longer than shorts worn and have no derogatory pictures or words on them. • No oversized clothing, low riding jeans or pants, ripped clothing, leggings, or pajama pants. No tank tops, spaghetti-strapped tops, or tops exposing the midriffs. No hats or headgear. • Occasionally, themes for free dress days are suggested by student organizations. Details will be provided at the time. Free Dress Day outfits are administered at the discretion of the Assistant to the Head and/or Head of School.

SKIRT, DRESS, AND JUMPER LENGTH Dresses, jumpers, skirts, and shorts must be no more than two (2) inches above the top of the knee. SOCKS Socks are required and must be solid white, navy, or black and a matching pair without patterns or designs. Black socks must be ankle length or shorter. Tights, leggings, and knee socks may be red, navy blue, or white. Leggings are permitted in PK3-K ONLY. SWEATSHIRTS/HOODIES/SWEATERS Only approved sweatshirts and hoodies and sweaters are allowed. T-SHIRTS Solid white T-shirts may be worn under shirts, as long as nothing hangs out from the sleeves and nothing can be “read” through the shirt. TATTOOS No permanent or temporary tattoos are allowed. UNDERGARMENTS Shorts must be worn under skirts or jumpers. All undergarments worn must not be visible.

THE UNIFORM POLICY AND DRESS CODE WILL BE ENFORCED. • Lower School students will lose recess privileges. • Middle School students violating the dress code will serve two break detentions. A child who is late to detention will not be able to serve detention. Failure to attend detention will double the detention time. Detention takes precedence over appointments, practices, lessons, etc

All Saints Events NEW FAMILY RECEPTION New families are matched with current families in an effort to provide them with an immediate connection to All Saints. The reception is hosted by the ASPA (All Saints Parent Association) in August to welcome everyone and allow the children a fun opportunity to get to know one another.

BACK TO SCHOOL NIGHT There are three Back to School Nights, one for primary grades PK3-1st, one for lower school grades 2nd-5th, and one for middle school grades 6th - 8th. This is an opportunity for parents to hear about plans for the upcoming year and visit their children’s classrooms for presentations by the teachers. Parents will also be able to go to the Virtual Viking website to access course information for all grades and classes. The information will remain on the website throughout the year for viewing at your convenience.

NJHS In the fall, 8th grade students who have demonstrated academic excellence by maintaining a 3.6 GPA in middle school, outstanding leadership and citizenship qualities, and earned school and community service hours are invited to apply for membership into the National Junior Honor Society. The induction ceremony takes place in September.

BLESSING OF THE PETS This All Saints tradition is held in the first week of October. Typically, parents are invited to bring their children’s pets for a special outdoor chapel service and pet blessing to commemorate St. Francis Day. The St. Francis chapel includes prayers and a blessing for animals and pets. Students may also share pictures and/or videos of their pets with their classmates.

BOOK FAIR The ASPA hosts a week long Book Fair in the fall to help fund and promote the library. The week is filled with fun activities to promote the love of reading. All proceeds go to support our Calcote Library and Discovery Center.

Frequently Asked Questions PRIMARY AND LOWER SCHOOL PAGEANTS A beloved All Saints tradition, two Christmas pageants are presented each year by the Primary School (PK3-K) and the Lower School (grades 1-5).

ALL SAINTS CULTURAL FESTIVAL: Celebrating Heritage, United in Mission The Culture Festival showcases the broad range of cultures represented in our All Saints community. We invite All Saints families to participate by sharing decorations, photos, music, and other items from their respective traditions.

DRAMA PRODUCTIONS Middle School students stage drama productions each year. All are welcome to be in the fall musical. A select group of students is chosen to be in the one-act play in the spring.

ALL SAINTS PARENT ASSOCIATION GALA This event brings the All Saints parent community together to show support for the school. The ASPA hosts an evening complete with delicious food, live music, and a live auction.

GRANDPARENTS DAY All Saints Grandparents and Special Friends are invited on campus for this very special morning. They are invited to attend chapel, visit classrooms, have their student lead them on a tour of the school (grades 1-8), and enjoy a reception in the Gilbert I. “Buddy” Low Dining Facility.

CARNIVAL The annual spring Carnival is a school-wide event for all friends and families to enjoy. It is an afternoon event complete with rides, activities, food, music, and small auction items. We plan to host ASES events on campus this year. All school events are subject to change.

School Hours of Operation Grades PK3 - PK4 Monday - Friday 8:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.

Lunch and Snack Students may bring snacks and/or lunches from home. Snack and lunches at All Saints are also available for purchase. Our lunch provider, Mackenzie’s, is run by All Saints parents, chefs Traci and Casey Gates. Parents should order and pay for food online through EZ School App for the following grades: Snacks - $1.00 - $2.00 each (grades 3 - 8) Lunch - $6.00 each (grades K - 8) Each student will have a personal barcode that will be scanned when a purchase is made.

Grades K - 8 Monday Tuesday - Friday

8:00 a.m. - 2:25 p.m. 8:00 a.m. - 3:15 p.m.

Used Uniforms The Spirit Shoppe is sponsored by the ASPA and sells used uniforms. It is open on Fridays 7:45 - 9:30 a.m.

*Early Morning Classrooms open Tardy Bell

7:00 a.m. - 7:45 a.m. 7:45 a.m. 8:05 a.m.

Office Hours of Operation Monday - Friday

7:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.

Summer Office Hours (June - July) Monday - Thursday 9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. Closed Fridays

*Early Morning Saints is a service for our parents who, because of their working hours, need to drop off their child before 7:45 a.m. Early Morning Saints will be available in the Dining Facility beginning at 7:00AM. The early morning drop off option will be limited to working families or families with transportation issues. There is no fee for this service. Registration forms will be emailed to parents in August. Registration for Early Morning Saints is required. Contact information Phone: 409-892-1755

Fax: 409-892-0166

Physical Address: Mailing Address: 4108 Delaware P.O. Box 7188 Beaumont, TX 77706 Beaumont, TX 77726 Website www.allsaints-beaumont.org Daily chapel Information All students attend daily chapel services every morning at 8:15 a.m. PK3- Kindergarten Monday - Thursday in the Gathering Area of the 3rd -5th grade building Friday at St. Stephen’s at 8:45 a.m. Grades 1 - 8 Monday - Friday at St. Stephen’s

State Vaccine Requirements All students are required to submit their immunization records to the school nurse. To find the 2022-2023 Texas minimum state vaccine requirements for students, please visit https://www.dshs.state.tx.us/immunize/school Child Care All Saints provides parents with two childcare programs; an after school program with enrichment classes available for students enrolled at All Saints and a summer program open to families in the community. CLUB After School Program All Saints offers an after school care program for enrolled students. Club is held in the Christian Education Building at St. Stephen’s following school dismissal until 6 p.m. Information about Club can be found at https:// www.allsaints-beaumont.org/after-school-care or you may contact Kristin Peyton, Club Director, at 409-892-0779 or at kpeyton@allsaints-beaumont.org. Enrichment 360 All Saints Episcopal School is excited to begin offering after school enrichment courses for our families. The enrichment program is called Enrichment 360. Our enrichment courses are 12 classes that meet once a week after school from August 30-November 17. New courses will come out each semester! To register go to: allsaintsbeaumont.campbrainregistration.com Summer 360 All Saints offers child care during the summer for 9 weeks. This program is open to both All Saints students and families in the community. The hours are 7:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. A variety of camps and activities are available both on the All Saints campus and in the Christian Education Building at St. Stephen’s. Registration will open in March. 9

Faculty and Staff PRIMARY SCHOOL PK3 PK3B Amy Mayo - PK3-PK4 Coordinator PK3B Bethany Jewell Susan Burrell - Aide PK4 PK4A Gina Bass PK4B Allison Brocato Laurie Clark - Aide

Brandey Gideon - 6B Homeroom 5th Grade Science 6th Grade Life Science 6th Grade Intro to Coding Elective 7th-8th CSI: Forensic Science Elective Wendy Daigle 6th Grade Writing Courtney Myrick 6th Grade English NJHS Sponsor

Kindergarten KA Cheryl Jones KB Cecile Phelan KC Hannah Swift First Grade 1B Karol Glaspy - K-1 Coordinator 1A Sarah Dudley* LOWER SCHOOL Second Grade 2A Kristi Corbitt 2B Frances Rowe Third Grade 3A Lititia Harrington - Lang. Arts & S.S. 3B Jamie Scales - Math & Science 4th Grade 4A Holly Chessher* - Lang. Arts & S.S. 4B Judy Shumaker - Math & Science 5th Grade 5B Missy McGee - Middle School Coordinator - Math & S.S. 5A Sheila Hilburn - Lang. Arts & S.S.

MIDDLE SCHOOL Dr. David Willard - Middle School Dean of Students 6th Grade Literature Elective 7th-8th Speech Elective Sixth Grade Tracy Gartner - 6A Homeroom 6th Grade Math 6th Grade Study Skills 7th-8th Grade Math Elective 8th Grade Financial Literacy Elective 10

Faculty and Staff

Seventh Grade Stephanie Fears - 7A Homeroom 7th & 8th Grade English 7th-8th Grade Creative Writing Elective Kelley Hammons - Middle School Coordinator - 7B Homeroom 6th Grade World Geography 7th & 8th Grade American History 7th Grade Civics Elective

ENRICHMENT P.E. Carol Johnson PK3-8th Grade P.E. Safeguarding God’s Children Facilitator Drama Production Assistant Claire Ripper PK3-5 Grade P.E. Aide Yearbook Editor Website Manager SmartLab Facilitator Amy Renick Grades K-8th Library Dena Williams Head Librarian Digital Media Specialist

ADMINISTRATION/STAFF Scootie Clark Head of School Sally Wilson Assistant Head of School Director of Curriculum & Middle School April Cerkiewicz Business Manager Kathy Fisher Director of Admissions Parent Relations Early Morning Facilitator Melanie Heartfield Director of Advancement Travis Walker Director of Auxiliary Programs

Fine Arts/Foreign Language Pam Jackson* PK3-5th Grade Music

Sean Adamic Director of IT

Eighth Grade Andrew Falgout - Athletic Director - 8A Homeroom 4th-8th Grade P.E. 6th Grade Health 7th-8th Grade Weight Training Basketball Coach

Kesha Norman K-8th Grade Art Student Council Sponsor

Wendy Ardis* Front Office Administrative Assistant

Marielle Pavez 1st-5th Grade Spanish

Anna Stone* Front Office Administrative Assistant

Rebecca Porter - 8B Homeroom 7th Grade Pre-Algebra 8th Grade Algebra 1 7th Grade Values

Blanca Reyes 6th-8th Grade Spanish 6th-8th Grade Sign Language

Jimmie Baize 7th Grade Earth Science 8th Grade Integrated Physics & Chemistry Chess The Reverend James Pevehouse 8th Grade Religion

Ramona Young 6th-8th Grade Drama Drama Productions Director

Nicol Andrepont* Admissions/Advancement Assistant John Metivier Director of Building Services Yolanda Cardenas, Maria Lara, Ana Rosario Custodians Nicole West School Nurse *Denotes new faculty/staff member

New Faculty Bios NIKKI ANDREPONT Hello! I’m thrilled to be joining the faculty of All Saints as Assistant to Admissions and Advancement/Alumni Coordinator. I have lived in Southeast Texas my entire life. I have been married to my husband Chris for 15 years. We have two boys. Drake is a freshman at Hardin-Jefferson High School, he plays golf and made the Varsity team. Ford is in the 4th grade at Sour Lake Elementary, he is on the student council and loves to play football and basketball. We have two four legged children (dogs) as well Lola and Gypsy. I enjoy daily devotionals, Dr. Pepper fountain drinks, Dateline, and naps! My favorite places to be are the Frio or Guadalupe River and anywhere in the Hill Country. I can’t wait for my newest chapter in life here with such a recognized school as All Saints. I plan to give each task as much enthusiasm as possible and help All Saints prosper by applying the techniques I have learned during my previous experiences.

WENDY ARDIS Hello Vikings! My name is Wendy Ardis and I feel blessed to be one of the new Administrative Assistants working the front desk. I began my career in education in 2013 at Vidor Junior High School where I taught English and coached volleyball and track. This past school year, I made the move to Vidor High School where I taught English I and English III while still coaching at VJHS. I am so excited to start a new chapter in my life outside of the classroom and gymnasium! My husband and I have been married for 21 years and are proud parents of two amazing children. My daughter is a member of the Fighting Texas Aggie Class of ‘25 where she is majoring in Business with a double minor in Communications and Human Resources. Whoop! My son will be a Junior at Vidor High School and is starting middle linebacker for the Vidor Pirates football team. Go #44! In my free time, I enjoy spending time with my kids and husband, shopping, playing volleyball, hunting, fishing, and 12

New Faculty Bios visiting our property in Segovia, Texas where my husband runs a hunting guide service. I am so grateful for this opportunity and am looking forward to being a new member of the All-Saints Episcopal School family!

MARY GRACE BLOOMFIELD My name is Mary Grace Bloomfield and I am very excited to be the All Saints Cheerleading Coach. I am a senior at Lamar University majoring in Psychology and minoring in Communications. I am a fifth year member on the Lamar Cheerleading Team and served as the 2021-2022 Captain. My love for coaching started at Kelly Catholic High School where I will be starting my second year as the assistant coach, as well. My cheerleading career started at All Saints when I was only four years old and I have loved the sport ever since. I am so excited to coach for my alma mater and help others experience the same love for cheerleading that I did when I was a student. I can’t wait to work with your kids and help instill school spirit into this amazing environment. Go Vikings!

HOLLY CHESSHER My name is Holly Chessher, and I am tremendously honored to be joining the All Saints family as a 4th Grade teacher! Growing up in Southeast Texas, I graduated from West Brook and Lamar University, beginning my teaching career in 1998. Following in my mom’s footsteps, I proudly served many families at Roy Guess Elementary during my 20 years there. In 2019, I helped develop, launch, and teach Reading Language Arts and Social Studies for the 4th and 5th Grade Pegasus Program at Guess. I earned my Master’s in Educational Leadership from Lamar in May. As part of my professional growth, I will continue to incorporate the 21st Century skills that students need for future success in today’s global arena. Guiding students to reach their full potential while supporting their unique approaches to learning drives me to be the best teacher I can be. I believe in empowering students to take ownership of their learning and embracing

challenges as part of academic and social growth. I have learned that curating relationships is essential to student success, and I look forward to serving the wonderful families of ASES!

have taught Music K -8 and grades 1 - 5 in the general classroom. I studied Voice/Telecommunications/Theater at Indiana University, Bloomington and received my M.Ed. from Belmont University, in Nashville.

I am married to my husband, Michael, and we have two teenagers, Carter (18) and Madelyn (16). We enjoy the arts, traveling, and many outdoor activities in our free time.

Before getting my Masters and beginning my teaching career, I worked as a lead singer on cruise ships and sang with the Voices of Liberty at Disney World. I still love performing but have mostly been directing and choreographing community theater and various school productions in Nashville. I am so very excited to join the All Saints family. I am looking forward to meeting you all and having a wonderful musical year.

Working closely with you all to ensure our students' success is something I hold in the highest regard. I am so blessed to be starting this new chapter in my life with all of you!

SARAH DUDLEY My name is Sarah Dudley, and I am so excited to be teaching first grade at All Saints. This will be my 12th year teaching 1st grade and 13th year of teaching. Teaching has always been a passion for me. I have a love for learning and can’t wait to share that with my students. My husband and I have 5 children together. Ethan is 19 and attending college in Houston. Carson 16, Madelyn 15, and Austin 14 will all be attending West Brook in the Fall. Lindsey is 13, and will be attending Marshall. I love spending time with my family. We love to attend football, soccer, volleyball and basketball games together, choir and drill team showcases with piano and flute recitals. We have a house full of diverse interests, but the beach is our happy place. Nothing beats reading a good book and listening to the ocean waves. I can’t wait to get to know each of your children. I am sure we will learn a lot from one another. Thanks for letting me be a part of this awesome team

PAMELA RANEY JACKSON Hello! My name is Pamela Raney Jackson. I am just getting used to writing and saying Jackson because I just got married a little over a year and a half ago. I am new to Beaumont. I moved here from Nashville, Tennessee. I have taught twenty - four years. During that time, I

ANNA STONE Hello! My name is Anna Stone and I am so excited to join the All Saints family as an Administrative Assistant in the front office. I am from Port Neches and attended Lamar University. I have had many jobs as an administrative assistant but the job I am most proud of is being a loving wife to my husband, Jay, for 38 years and a stay-at-home mom to my three children. My husband, Jay, has been a long time football and baseball coach in the mid-county area for many years, currently at Nederland High School. My oldest daughter, April, graduated from Texas State and teaches at Ridgewood Elementary in Port Neches. She and her husband, Charlie, have two children, Easton and Remi. My daughter, Amanda, graduated from Texas State and owns Athletes, a sports training facility in Port Neches. She and her husband, Cody, have 2 children, Lennon and Stone. My son, Austin, graduated from Baylor University where he played baseball. He is currently a national business developer for NorthStar Recovery Services. He and his wife Demi have two children, Hudsyn and Warren and one on the way. My grandchildren are the apple of my eye. I feel that it is very important for grandparents to play a strong role in their grandchildren’s lives. My goal is to lead them to Christ and to help their parents mold them into strong accountable adults. I am so looking forward to being a part of this amazing All Saints family and I cannot wait to lovingly assist all of your children with all of their wants and needs. 13

Philanthropy at All Saints

Ways to Give at All Saints

Over its sixty-eight year history, the Board and administration of All Saints have carefully planned for the financial health of the school. This allows over 80% of tuition paid by parents to support teacher salaries. All Saints has also committed to regularly investing in new tools and techniques that enhance the learning process for all students. Additionally, the school provides rich opportunities for professional development for teachers. These enhancements to the All Saints experience are paid for primarily by The Fund for All Saints, our annual giving drive, and proceeds from the Gala hosted by the Parent Association in the spring semester.

MIDDLE SCHOOL RENOVATION CAMPAIGN Our 26 year old Middle School building is in need of interior renovation. Plans are underway to bring the interiors up to date and supportive of 21st century educational methods. We are working with the leading-edge educational interior design firm Library Interiors from Austin, Texas on plans for new furnishings, paint, foyer layout, and more. The total cost will be $650,000, and the renovations will take place in the summer of 2023. These interior updates will bring the Middle School building in line with the rest of the state-of-the-art campus buildings. Fundraising for this project has begun. Please contact Melanie Heartfield if you are interested in donating.

The Board of Trustees prepares for future needs of the school in an ongoing strategic planning process stretching five years ahead. Capital Campaigns or other specific fundraising initiatives are organized as needed. Currently, the Advancement Office is seeking funds for the Scholarship Endowment with the ultimate goal of the Endowment fully funding our Financial Aid program. We are also seeking donations for the renovation of the interior of the Middle School building, to take place in the summer of 2023. Please feel free to call or visit me at any time if you are interested in helping to secure the brightest financial future possible for All Saints.

SCHOLARSHIP AND FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE INITIATIVES Over the past few years, requests for tuition assistance have greatly increased at All Saints. The Board of Trustees is committed to making an All Saints education accessible to as many qualified students as possible. The growing Scholarship Endowment is providing funds to offset the cost of providing tuition assistance to our students.

Melanie Heartfield, Director of Advancement: mheartfield@asesbmt.org or 409-892-1755 THE FUND FOR ALL SAINTS All In For All Saints In Honor of our Teachers

Donations to The Fund for All Saints benefit each student every year. The Fund for All Saints Campaign will begin in September this year and will conclude by Christmas break. This year, The Fund honors our extraordinary teachers. Parents may make donations in honor of specific faculty members - past and present - and honorees will be notified of dedicated gifts. In recent years, The Fund has focused on providing for technology needs and faculty professional development opportunities as well as providing enrichment materials for art, music and drama. Whether a student is receiving a new iPad or Chromebook or benefits from a new method of teaching, The Fund for All Saints enables us to secure the tools necessary for a first-rate education for each student. We invite every parent to make a gift to The Fund for All Saints every year, at whatever level fits with their family’s finances. Vital to The Fund’s success are parent volunteers who help solicit support from our parent community. Through their efforts, 97% of current parents donated to The Fund in 14

2021-22, raising over $265,000 for our school. Every gift regardless of size is significant and greatly appreciated. Pledges are made in the fall and may be paid over the course of the school year. Donations are also tax-deductible.

ASPA Gala Let’s Fiesta! Beaumont Event Centre March 31, 2023 Sponsored by the All Saints Parent Association The annual All Saints Parent Association Gala is our largest fundraiser of the year. This year, we are excited to announce that the All Saints Parent Association will host its Gala at the Event Centre. This fun-filled casual event will feature a live and silent auction and other exciting entertainment. Volunteers are needed to help secure auction items, assist with student art projects, decorate the venue, and promote the event. Funds raised by the ASPA Gala will benefit the school.

SCHOLARSHIP ENDOWMENT- Currently over $3.4million The All Saints Scholarship Endowment was established a number of years ago with the generous support of Walter and Sheila Umphrey. In 2020, Sheila Umphrey gave another significant gift to the Scholarship Endowment, which increased the total to over $2.7 million. The purpose of this endowment is to provide tuition assistance for mission-appropriate students whose families are unable to afford the full cost of attending All Saints. From the Endowment’s interest and dividends we are able to provide financial assistance to deserving students each year. Named Endowed Scholarships may be established by families or individuals with a minimum donation of $50,000 over three years. Nine named scholarships have been created: The Raj Reddy Scholarship, The Parent Association Scholarship, The Low Family Scholarship, The Memorial Scholarship, The McAllen Family Scholarship Fund, The BMWL Scholarship, The Wilton and Effie Mae Hebert Foundation Scholarship, The Carla and Josh Allen, Sr. Scholarship, and The Sheila Umphrey Scholarship Fund. SHORT-TERM SCHOLARSHIP DONATIONS We are also seeking donations for financial assistance to be used in the current school year. Financial difficulties may arise during the year for families, and funds may be made available to assist with tuition in such situations. Any size donation to the operating budget for financial assistance is greatly appreciated and granted thoughtfully to those with need. ATHLETIC ENDOWMENT Established on May 11, 2016 in honor of Coach Dave Thomas Dave Thomas coached All Saints boys and girls’ basketball teams for twelve years and made a lasting impact on students, encouraging them to grow in both athletic skills and character. The Athletic Endowment Fund will assist in funding essential needs of the Athletic Department. FACULTY FUNDS All Saints is proud of its outstanding faculty who exhibit a growth mindset and continually seek to improve their professional skills. Two funds are available to support teachers in this quest for growth in knowledge. MAREE M. CALCOTE FUND FOR FACULTY The Maree M. Calcote Fund for Faculty was established with generous donations given through the years by The Reverend Dean and Maree Calcote. The purpose of the fund is to provide unique learning opportunities for faculty who are interested in continuing educational experiences to enhance their teaching. CONN FACULTY CHAIR CW and Dorothy Anne Conn were supportive All Saints parents and grandparents for many years. The Conn Faculty Chair was established to provide annual awards for faculty to pursue life-long development and learning opportunities. 15

ASPA: Ways to Volunteer at All Saints

ASPA: Parent Involvement Opportunities

ALL SAINTS PARENT ASSOCIATION The All Saints Parent Association (ASPA) is a volunteer organization that supports All Saints Episcopal School by hosting events for All Saints students, families, and faculty and staff throughout the year and by holding various fundraisers to raise money to benefit the school. This year, the ASPA will be hosting a number of special events, including: Virtual Family Bingo Night, Family Movie Night, the Book Fair, the ASPA Gala, and the Carnival. Who can I contact with questions about volunteering? Jennifer Fisher, ASPA President: jennifer_fisher@txed.uscourts.gov; 409. 651.7291 Melanie Heartfield, Director of Advancement: mheartfield@allsaints-beaumont.org; 409.892.1755 Virtual Family Bingo Night September 16, 2022 Back by popular demand! Online Bingo was such a success last year that we are repeating that format again this fall. Join fellow All Saints families online for a fun-filled evening for all ages. Prizes will be awarded to game and costume contest winners. Alison Low marklowphotos@aol.com or 409.782.2077 Family Movie Night October 21, 2022 Come gather with other All Saints families for a free movie on campus! This will be a kid-friendly classic that all ages will enjoy. Children will be entertained by fun activities and kid-friendly snacks. Lauren Hallmark laurnk1424@yahoo.com or 409.679.2752 Melissa McHaney mmchaney@sbcglobal.net or 409.771.4753 Book Fair October 31-November 4, 2022 Every year the ASPA holds a week-long Book Fair on campus, which promotes a love of reading and supports the library. The entire school community may come to the fair and purchase books. Exciting events are planned all week to encourage reading as a lifelong interest. Parent volunteers work throughout the fair and also help set up and take down. Brandy Pevehouse bltgwtw@yahoo.com or 512.964.4365 Stacy Schrock stacy.m.schrock@gmail.com or346.224.6388

Culture Festival February 21-24, 2023 The Culture Festival is a week-long festival which will showcase the broad range of cultures represented in our All Saints community. We invite All Saints families to participate by sharing decorations, photos, music, and other items from their respective traditions. The week includes a Heritage Free Dress Day, and will conclude with an International Fair celebration! Analida Ingraham analida@ingrahams.net or 409.338.4111 All Saints Parent Association Gala Let’s Fiesta! March 31, 2023 The annual All Saints Parent Association Gala is our largest fundraiser of the year. This year, we are excited to announce that the Gala will be at the Beaumont Event Centre for parents and friends of All Saints. This fun-filled event will feature a live and silent auction and other exciting entertainment. Volunteers are needed to help secure auction items, assist with student art projects, decorate the venue and promote the event. Funds raised by the ASPA Gala will benefit the school. Meredith Bernsen meredithbernsen@gmail.com or 713.542.2745 Laine Morrison laine.h.morrison@gmail.com or 615.944.4829 Carnival May 5, 2023 The annual spring carnival is a much-loved event for all of our families to enjoy. At the Carnival you will find rides and activities for all ages, great food, music and a few surprises each year. Smiles and laughter mark this event. Volunteers assist with the coordination of activities and set up and take down. Crystal Rao crystaleigh21@gmail.com or 409.718.0250

Back to School Round-Up August 11, 2022 At the ASPA’s Back to School Round-Up, you will find everything your student needs to get ready for the first day of school! Each parent will want to drop by to pick up students’ class placements, create online lunch accounts, drop off student medication and immunization records with the school nurse, purchase used uniforms, join the All Saints Parent Association, get newly-designed carpool signs, and more! This event will be held in the All Saints gym. Hours will be from 9:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. for new families, and from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. and 5:00 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. for returning families. Volunteers are needed to help with all aspects of this exciting day! Julia Matheny jmatheny@obt.com or 409.554.1117 Faculty Fan Club Volunteer families thank faculty and staff with fun activities and treats throughout the year in appreciation for all they do to make our children’s school experience incredible. Jennifer Maida jenniferlmaida@gmail.com or 817.946.8174

Gardening We are blessed with a beautiful campus, and our volunteers assist with weeding and planting flower beds and pots around our campus. Contact the chair if you would like to offer any green thumb assistance. Gillian Jenkins gillianjenkins77@yahoo.com or 409.284.2351 Teacher In-service Meals During teacher in-service days, volunteers provide meals for our faculty and staff. Larae Jones laraeelisejones@gmail.com or 409.673.3726 Alicia Catherine acloeren@cloeren.com or 713.725.3021 Teacher Hospitality Throughout the year, volunteers provide teacher luncheons for the entire faculty and staff to show our appreciation! Nicole Albanese dnwalbanese@gmail.com or 409.749.9683 Camille Ohmstede camilleharrell@yahoo.com or 512.913.7105

New Family Reception August 14, 2022 All Saints is blessed with friendly families willing to reach out to the newest members of our community. Throughout the year, family ambassadors serve as support for our new families. The New Family Reception allows these ambassadors to welcome our newest members of the All Saints community. Amber Barrington dabarrington6@gmail.com or 409.651.9207

Spirit Shoppe Our Spirit Shoppe provides families with an opportunity to purchase used uniforms, sweatshirts, t-shirts, and other school-approved items. Lauren Johnsen Lauren_johnsen@hotmail.com or 409.791.7740 Merchandise: Molly Moore mollymoore094@gmail.com or 409.553.1187

Welcome Breakfast August 25, 2022 You’re invited to a Welcome Back to School Breakfast sponsored by the ASPA. Join us for a fun and informative breakfast where you can connect with other parents, meet committee chairs, learn more about the ASPA and even win door prizes! Stop by after you drop off the kids. Mikala McGallion mikgmcg@hotmail.com or 409.782.6207

Grandparents Day April 14, 2023 All Saints Grandparents and Special Friends are celebrated on this very special morning. This is an opportunity for students to share the All Saints experience with their grandparents and special friends. Pati Cure paticure1@aol.com or 409.781.0556 Traci Gates tracirh@gmail.com or 409.679.6703

Communication at All Saints Parents are encouraged to utilize all of the resources made available so they will be aware of the most current and accurate information. Below are the key modes of communication used on a regular basis. See the Family Handbook online for more detailed information. • Website The All Saints website is www.allsaints-beaumont.org . It contains a wealth of information about the school and is up dated regularly. • Email Emails are the primary method of communication between parents and teachers. All faculty and staff emails are formatted as the first initial of their first name, followed by their last name, followed by @asesbmt.org. For example, Scootie Clark’s email is sclark@asesbmt.org. Please note the longer version is also valid (@allsaints-beaumont.org). • Blackbaud Blackbaud is our school management program for All Saints. It is a private and secure website providing information regarding school events and announcements, athletics and extracurricular activities, student’s grades and health infor mation, homework assignments for grades 2 - 5, etc. Parents access this site by logging into the accounts they created to enroll their child at https://allsaints-beaumont.myschoolapp.com/ The Resource Board tab on the All Saints Blackbaud site provides helpful information for parents such as the school calendar, the Family Handbook, links to forms, flyers and digital packets for school events - book fair, carnival, etc., Summer Reading assignments for grades 2-8, lunch app for easy online ordering, and more.

Shop and Give The following organizations offer rewards programs that greatly benefit our school. Land’s End When buying Land’s End uniforms, visit the site at www.landsend.com and click on the School Uniforms tab. Follow the steps to “Find your School’s Dress Code” and when you choose All Saints as your school, Land’s End will donate a percentage of your purchase to our school!

Kroger To link your Kroger Plus Card to All Saints, simply present this bar code below to your cashier at checkout. Have them scan your Kroger Plus Card, then scan the barcode, and the accounts will be linked until May 1, 2023. All Kroger Plus Cards must be re-enrolled on an annual basis.

• Google Classroom Middle school teachers post class announcements and homework handouts and assignments on Google Classroom for students and parents to access. • ClassTag Primary teachers post class announcements on ClassTag for parents. They will share login information with parents at the beginning of the year. • Seesaw Teachers in 2nd - 3rd grades will post class announcements and assignments on Seesaw for students and parents to access on the iPad. • Social Media Follow us on Instagram to keep up with current events and daily activity at All Saints. @All_Saints_Beaumont Like us on Facebook to keep up with current events at All Saints. https://www.facebook.com/asesbmt We also have a page for Alumni to connect. https://www.facebook.com/AllSaintsBeaumontAlumni • Annual Report The Annual Report gives an overview of the past year’s accomplishments as a school community including a fiscal report. This publication celebrates all areas of the school, highlighting the three core values and the time-honored traditions.

Box Tops for Education All you need is your phone! Download the Box Tops app, shop as you normally would, then use the app to scan your store receipt within 14 days of purchase. The app will identify Box Tops products on your receipt and automatically credit your school’s earnings online. Twice a year, your school will receive a check and can use that cash to buy whatever it needs!

Amazon Smile To link your Amazon.Com account to All Saints, visit www.Smile.Amazon.Com. On the top of the page, you will have an option to “Support” All Saints. Search “All Saints School Beaumont” to find us easily. A portion of your Amazon.Com purchases will now give proceeds to the school.

• Donor Report Donors to All Saints will be highlighted in an impact report that will be mailed to our All Saints community in Septem ber. This publication celebrates the generosity of many in the All Saints family, and showcases the specific ways donations benefit our students and faculty. 18

Miscellaneous Expenses at All Saints All Saints is keenly aware of the sacrifice our parents make to enroll their children in our school. In addition to tuition, we rely heavily on our fundraising campaigns to augment expenses tuition alone cannot cover. With this in mind, we have worked to limit the amount of incidental expenses incurred during the year so our parents can redirect their funds and be able to participate in our annual fundraising activities. We have compiled a list of miscellaneous expenses and hope this allows you to plan accordingly. Payments for some of these items will be accepted during our Back to School Round-Up (see checklist).

Fall Semester ASPA Membership (includes directory) $25.00 Additional Directories $5.00 Device Insurance K-8th (Optional) $40.00 Individual School Pictures $18.00 - $26.00 Yearbook (Order Online Only) $45.00- $55.00

Back to School Round-Up Check List

BACK TO SCHOOL ROUND-UP THURSDAY, AUGUST 11 9:00 A.M. – 10:00 A.M. New Family Hour* 10:00 A.M. – 1:00 P.M. & 5:00 P.M. – 6:30 P.M. ALL SAINTS GYM

*New families are welcome to come at any time during the day. The New Family Hour is a designated time for questions and extra help if needed. Please note that school supplies will be delivered to your child’s homeroom.

Spring Semester (These activities are subject to change) Group School Picture $12.00 8th Grade Graduation $250.00*

Checklist:

*Denotes an estimated/average fee.

 Turn in medication forms

 Pick up class placement  Proof your entry in the Family Directory  Get your carpool sign  View uniform styles and get ordering information  Visit the Spirit Shoppe for gently-used uniforms Additional Opportunities:  Purchase yard signs  Purchase carnival shirts  Set up online lunch account  Join the Parent Association  Buy additional directories  Purchase Insurance for iPad or Chromebook  Sign up for volunteer positions  Yearbook pick-up

Device Insurance Information

All Saints Episcopal School Device Damage Agreement Policy All Saints recognizes there is a need to protect the investment in iPads/Chromebooks by both the school and the student/parent. This document outlines options for the protection of the iPad/Chromebook against damage. Insurance Coverage Insurance coverage is required to cover iPad/Chromebook repair and replacement in the event of damage. It does not cover the loss of the iPad/Chromebook. In prior years, the iPad insurance for students in K-1 was less since they were not sent home with students. This year, we will frequently be sending the iPads home for assignments and in the event students are ill and need to stay home for an extended period of time. • The insurance coverage premium is a non-refundable $40 payment per student for grades K - 8. • Premiums will not be prorated for partial years or semesters. • This plan will not cover the loss or damage of the iPad/Chromebook case or charging unit. Students/parents will be responsible for the full cost to replace those items. • In cases of theft, vandalism and other criminal acts, a police or fire report MUST be filed by the parent. A copy of the police/fire report must be provided to the Head of School. The student will then receive a replacement iPad/Chromebook under this coverage.

*Insurance coverage will be online for parents in grades K- 8 for their acknowledgment and agreement.

Device AUP Agreement All Saints Episcopal School AUP and iPad/Chromebook Loan Agreement Students and parents/guardians participating in the 1:1 School iPad/Chromebook program must adhere to the policies in the Student Handbook, the Student Code of Conduct, Acceptable Use Policy, Board policies, and federal/state laws. Device Specifics: This agreement covers the iPad tablet, case, wall charging unit and cord checked out to students in grades K - 3 and the Chromebook, case, and charger checked out for students in grades 4-8. It is the student’s responsibility to care for the equipment on a daily basis and ensure that it is secured in a safe environment. Any technical or mechanical issues (i.e. issues with the iPad, the Chromebook, connectivity, apps, etc.) must be reported to the tech coordinator immediately. All repairs will be handled through the school. This equipment is, and at all times remains, the property of All Saints Episcopal School and is subject to inspection at any time. The equipment will be returned during the final week of school, or sooner if a student withdraws or is expelled from All Saints Episcopal School prior to the end of the school year. Students will be assessed the cost of replacing any missing or damaged items checked out to them. Student Responsibilities: Your device is an important learning tool and is for educational purposes only. You must be willing to accept the following responsibilities: • My iPad/Chromebook is my responsibility and I will not leave it in unsupervised areas. • I will honor the values my family and the school when using the iPad/Chromebook. • I will bring the iPad/Chromebook to school every day with a fully charged battery. • I will treat the iPad/Chromebook appropriately and will report any mechanical or technical issues to the tech coordinator ASAP. • I will use my best efforts to ensure that the All Saints Episcopal School owned iPad/Chromebook is not damaged, lost, or stolen while in my possession. • I will not remove or modify the inventory labels that have been placed on the iPad/Chromebook. • I will not alter the device, either internally or externally, from its original state. • I will not add stickers, labels, tags, or markings to the iPad/Chromebook or school case. • I agree to use the iPad/Chromebook only for appropriate, legitimate, and responsible communications. • I will keep my accounts and passwords secure and will not share these with any other students. I will not attempt to add, delete, access, or modify other user accounts on the iPad/Chromebook. • I will take no action that could interfere with the All Saints Episcopal School network. • I will return the iPad/Chromebook, charger unit, and case in good working order when requested and upon my graduation, expulsion, or withdrawal from All Saints Episcopal School. • I will not take pictures or make recordings without the person’s permission. Parent/Guardian Responsibilities: Your son/daughter has been issued an iPad or Chromebook to improve and personalize his/her education this year. It is essential that the following guidelines be followed to ensure the safe, efficient, and ethical operation of the device: • I will supervise my son’s/daughter’s use of the iPad/Chromebook at home. • I will discuss our family’s values and expectations regarding the use of the internet and email at home and will supervise my son’s/daughter’s use of the internet and email. • I will ensure that my son/daughter reports any mechanical or technical issues to the tech coordinator ASAP. • I agree that the iPad/Chromebook, charging unit and case will be returned to All Saints Episcopal School in good condition when requested and upon my son’s/daughter’s graduation, expulsion, or withdrawal from All Saints Epis copal School.

The iPad/Chromebook Loan Agreement will be online for parents and students in grades 2- 8 for their acknowledgment and agreement.

Athletics: Middle School - Grades 6 - 8 The 2022-2023 All Saints Athletic season is getting started and you are invited to participate in practices and tryouts for the Cross Country, Volleyball, and Soccer teams. Cross Country is a co-ed sport and preparation includes daily training during gym class and every Wednesday after school during the season. Cross Country meets are held in surrounding cities on Saturday mornings beginning at the end of August. If you have the endurance and desire to run two miles for speed and time, the Cross Country team may be for you. Interested students are to meet with Coach Contreras at 3:30 p.m., Wednesday, August 17th on the school track for the first workout. Volleyball is for girls only and commitments include daily practices. The first game will be on August 23 , at 4:15p.m. with weekend tournaments scheduled for September 9th & 10th, September 16th & 17th. The number of team members is limited; therefore a tryout process is necessary to give a fair opportunity to all girls interested in playing volleyball. Coach Brown will have two teams, “A” & “B”. Girls in the eighth grade are only eligible to tryout for a position on the “A” team whereas girls in the sixth or seventh grade may be selected for either “A” or “B”. Schedule: Open gym practice 8/15 Open gym practice 8/16 Parent Meeting 8/17 Tryouts 8/17 Tryouts 8/18 Team members posted 8/19 1st Practice 8/22

3:00 – 5:00 (Optional) 3:00 – 5:00 (Optional) 3:30 – 3:40 3:45 – 5:00 3:45 – 5:00 7:30 a.m. 3:30 - 5:30

Soccer is a co-ed sport. Coach Adamic emphasizes skills and teamwork. Hard work is rewarded. Games are on Tuesdays and Thursdays starting August 23th at 4:00 p.m. Schedule: Parent Meeting 8/17 3:45 – 3:55 Tryouts 8/17 3:30 – 4:30 Tryouts 8/18 3:30 – 4:30 Team members posted 8/18 7:30 a.m. Practice 8/22 3:30 – 4:30 Students are to bring shorts, shoes, shin guards, and water! Eligibility Requirements: All students participating in DBSL sports and ASV extracurricular activities are required to maintain a 75 or above academic average in each class and acceptable behavior as stated in the handbook. Failure to do so will make the student ineligible until they meet requirements at Progress Report or the next grading period. We are looking forward to another outstanding year in Viking Athletics! Choose to COMPETE!! Sincerely, Coach Falgout

All Saints Episcopal School Non-Prescription (OTC) Medication Policy

All Saints Episcopal School Topical OTC Medication Policy

Medications should be administered during school only when necessary. All Saints Episcopal School is aware that the occasion may arise when your student may need a non-prescription medication during the school day. (Examples: Tylenol, Tums, Pepto Bismol, Neosporin Ointment, etc.) All Saints will only administer non-prescription medications brought into school by the parent along with this completed form.

Parent Permission to Give Topical Over-The-Counter Medication During the 2022-2023 School Year

Child’s Name: ___________________________________________________________________________ All Saints will administer OTC medication(s) from the Nurse’s Office under the following guidelines: • Parents must complete and sign this form. • The medication must be in the original container.

Over-the-counter (OTC) medications are drugs that do not require a prescription and are purchased “over-thecounter.” This form is required before over-the-counter medications can be applied at school.

• A parent must deliver the medication to the front office.

PLEASE INITIAL EACH MEDICATION FOR WHICH YOU ARE GIVING PERMISSION _____ I approve all medications listed below _____ I do not want any OTC meds given to my student

 All Saints will not accept medication that is brought into the school by a student.  Write your student’s name in permanent black ink on the original medicine container.  If desired, you may pick up the unused portion of the medication at the end of the “stop date”.  All medications remaining in the Nurse’s Office will be discarded at the end of the school year.

TOPICAL: (Provided by school) _____ Antibiotic cream (i.e. Bacitracin Cream, Polysporin) _____ Hydrocortisone cream _____ Benadryl Cream/Spray (no oral available) _____ Burn gels _____ Oral gels

PLEASE NOTE: All Saints does not stock any oral medications, prescription or non-prescription, for dispensing. Child’s Name: _______________________________________________________________________________ Medication Name: ___________________________________________________________________________ Dosage Amount: _____________________________________________________________________________

Please check with the school nurse to see which medications are available for students in the school clinic and which medications you will need to supply. Topical medications will be provided by the school; oral medications should be provided by the parent. OTC medications will be given at the manufacturer’s recommended dosage.

Side Effects/Anticipated Reactions: __________________________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________________________

THE MEDICATIONS INDICATED ABOVE MAY BE ADMINISTERED TO MY STUDENT

____________________________________________ (Signature of parent or guardian)

________________ (Date)

Special Instructions/Circumstances for Administering “as needed” medication: __________________________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________________________

___________________________________ ______________________ Parent’s Signature Date

*Shall be updated by parent as changes occur.

When sending OTC medications to school, they must be in the original manufacturer’s container with the label intact or the medication will not be accepted. For safety reasons, parents are requested to bring the medication directly to the nurse/office. The medication should be sealed in an envelope in the original manufacturer’s container. In the event that an adult is unable to bring the medicine to school, arrangements may be made by calling the nurse. The school is not able to supply medication for frequent or daily use. For OTC medications not listed on this form, or if the medication must be given daily, please use the form “Non-Prescription (OTC) Medication Policy.” Is your student allergic to any medications? ________ If yes, please list medicine(s) and type of reaction: __________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________________________

All Saints Episcopal School Medication Authorization Form

All Saints Episcopal School Medication Authorization Form PHYSICIAN’S REQUEST FOR SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION OF LONG TERM MEDICATION

For short-term medications Medication Must Be In Its Original Container

I request that the following medication be administered by school personnel to: Child’s Name: ______________________________________________________________________________ Name of Medication: ________________________________________________________________________ Dosage Amount: ____________________________________________________________________________ Time to be Given: ___________________________________________________________________________ Date(s) to be Given: _________________________________________________________________________

_______________________________________________________________ Name of Student _______________________________________________________________ Diagnosis Name of medication: __________________________________________ Strength: _____________________________________

__________________________________________ Amount per individual dose __________________________________________ Frequency of individual dose

Special Instructions (if applicable): __________________________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________________________

__________________________________________ Times at which individual dose is to be given For the period from _________________________to ____________________________

_____________________________________ ________________________________ Parent’s Signature Date

Watch for: _______________________________________________________________________________________

Note: A permission form from a physician is required if the directions on the non-prescription medication recommends consultation with a physician if the child is under a certain age and the child for whom the medication is intended falls in this age range. If all information is not filled in completely, medication will not be given.

Time

Dosage given

Staff Signature

Call me if: _______________________________________________________________________________________

_________________________ ___________________________ Parent/Guardian Signature Physician’s Signature

Monday _________________________ ___________________________ Date Date

Tuesday Wednesday

__________________________________ Phone __________________________________ Address

Thursday Friday

*A new form must be signed each week.

ANTICIPATED ABSENCE FORM Arrangements must be made through the office in order for students to be excused for absences due to family business or trips of educational value. Students are responsible for obtaining all the assignments before departure when possible. (See the section on makeup work in the Handbook for Parents and Students). Today’s Date: ________________________ 1. Name of Student:_______________________ Grade:__________________ Homeroom Teacher: _____________________________________________ 2. Name of Student:_______________________ Grade:__________________ Homeroom Teacher: _____________________________________________ 3. Name of Student:_______________________ Grade:__________________ Homeroom Teacher _____________________________________________ 4. Name of Student:_______________________ Grade:__________________ Homeroom Teacher _____________________________________________

The above named student/s had asked to miss school for the following period of time. The date/s of absence will be:___________________________________________ The reason for this absence is: ________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________ Parent Signature OFFICE USE: Head of School Approval Date:_____________ Emailed to LS teachers: ___________________

Emailed to MS teachers: ___________________

Recorded in book: ___________________

Contact: Wendy Ardis wardis@allsaints-beaumont.org or Anna Stone astone@allsaints-beaumont.org 30

4108 Delaware Beaumont, Texas 77706 Phone: 409.892.1755 • Fax: 409.892.0166 www.allsaints-beaumont.org