All Saints' Viewbook, 2015-16

ALL SAINTS’ EPISCOPAL SCHOOL

FIND YOUR GENIUS Fort Worth, Texas

MISSION STATEMENT

All Saints’ Episcopal School of Fort Worth promotes academic excellence in a nurturing, Christian environment and upholds the Anglican tradition of worship.

OUTCOME STATEMENT

A graduate of All Saints’ Episcopal School will exercise genius within through developing a relationship with God, by engaging the world and by serving others.

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Why Choose All Saints’?

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At All Saints’, we have such a unique opportunity to build relationships with students and parents from Pre-Kindergarten all the way up through Grade 12. Our faculty embraces all students’ genius within and develops them into the servants, scholars, artists and athletes they are meant to become. The All Saints’ educational journey is designed to prepare students for the next level, so that when it’s time for college, they are ready to take on the academic challenges ahead and experience the real world with a strong sense of self and servant leadership.

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Saints are servant leaders.

CHAPEL

All Saints’ Chapel is not just the highest point on campus, the first site one sees when coming through the main gate or the foreground of a breathtaking sunset in the Texas sky. It is truly the heart of our community – the one place where every member of our student body graces each day. We assemble in silence, in unity and in prayer regardless of age, religion, creed or practice. We gather, we give thanks, we console, we celebrate.

SERVANT LEADERSHIP

In seeking to promote the genius within our students, All Saints’ strives to produce servant leaders who will transform the world for the better, deal successfully with life’s challenges and know what it is that God is calling them to do by using their gifts.

In everything we do, our students are encouraged to display exceptional character, personal integrity, altruistic endeavor, moral development, pro-social behavior and service to others.

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SERVANTS

Scholars

Artists

Athletes 4

Servants SCHOLARS 5

Artists

Athletes

Saints are scholars.

RANGE

Research, Adventure, Nature, Geology, Ecology. This 16-acre area of campus includes a distinctive native prairie grassland and wetland, community garden, orchard and greenhouse. Students in Pre-Kindergarten through Grade 12 are active participants in the appreciation and conservation of our natural areas in this diverse and unique outdoor classroom, a perfect fresh-air complement to the experiential learning taking place indoors every day.

ACADEMICS

All Saints’ is committed to guiding students through an academic journey that starts in the Early Childhood program and carries all the way through graduation. Each of our four Divisions promotes and cultivates intellectual curiosity through a rigorous, college preparatory curriculum that ensures students are well prepared to transition to the next Division and beyond. Regardless of when a student joins the All Saints’ community, his/her academic gifts are recognized and nurtured.

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Saints are artists.

ART STUDIOS

The spaces for the study of art were designed with function, beauty and inspiration in mind. PK-12 students have all the tools, supplies and facilities to develop their creative genius within. From the visual arts studios bathed in natural light to McNair Theater with performance-level acoustics, All Saints’ continues to put our artists in the spotlight.

FINE ARTS

All Saints’ promotes student participation in all areas of the Fine Arts, including music, theatre arts, visual arts and dance.

By providing an environment for creative expression through a disciplined lens, students enjoy the holistic perspective of their chosen art form including historical and theoretical practices, production and performance.

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Servants

Scholars

ARTISTS

Athletes 8

Servants 9

Scholars

Artists

ATHLETES

Saints are athletes.

MCNAIR STADIUM/YOUNG FIELD

On Friday nights during the fall, the lights shine brightly on Young Field while the whole community gathers in McNair Stadium to cheer on our Saints. The modern All Saints’ facilities support our athletic programs at the top level: two gymnasiums, weight room, wrestling room, baseball and softball diamonds, tennis courts and practice and competition fields for soccer and field hockey.

ATHLETICS

All Saints’ athletic philosophy is centered around positive character development and the encouragement of critical thinking both in practice and competition. We strive to elevate student athletes’ time management skills, self-discipline and overall awareness of the benefits of physical fitness. Ultimately, our goal in athletics is to challenge students to have fun, overcome adversity, risk failure, exercise resiliency and learn how to win with grace and lose with dignity.

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College Advising

A hallmark of the All Saints’ experience is the College Advising program.

Beginning in the freshman year, each student is well-informed and ready for the challenge of exploring, analyzing and applying to certain colleges and universities. Because each student has different gifts and interests, it is the job of the College Advising team to work one-on-one with that student and his/her parents to strategically and methodically help them make the best decision for the next steps in their educational journey. All Saints’ seniors have been accepted to colleges and universities from coast to coast that reflect the diversity and strengths unique to each student including Rice University, United States Air Force Academy, Stanford University, Vanderbilt University, University of Virginia, Emory, Wake Forest, Northwestern University, Columbia University, University of Texas, Yale University, Middlebury College, Texas Christian University, University of Oregon, University of Southern California, Boston College and Rhode Island School of Design, just to name a few. The College Advising team also works to ensure that students are aware of, apply for and are strong contenders for merit scholarships. 73% of the Class of 2015 were offered merit scholarships totaling $8.2 million.

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SENIOR CLASS SIZE

85 $61,000

68 73 75

2012 2013 2014

637

2015

APPROPRIATED BY SENIORS

TO LOCAL CHARITIES SINCE INCEPTION OF SENIOR PHILANTHROPY PROJECT IN 2010.

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MERIT SCHOLARSHIPS

MERIT SCHOLARSHIPS OFFERED 2012-2015

$9.0M

73% 61% 2012 2015

$8.2M

$5.4M

68% 83% 2013

$3.8M

2014

2012 2013 2014 2015

2012-2015 •

%

OF SENIORS AWARDED MERIT SCHOLARSHIPS

College Acceptances

132

AVERAGE COMMUNITY SERVICE HOURS

SERVED BY EACH SENIOR AFTER COMPLETING HIGH SCHOOL CAREER

SAT SCORING 2015 PEAK

2340

AVERAGE

1800

ACT SCORING 2015 PEAK

34

AVERAGE

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*Maximum reportable grade at All Saints’ is 4.0 based on College Board conversion suggestion.

GPA

2012-2015 MEAN GPA

3.5

HIGH GPA*

4.0

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BETTY LYNN BUCKLEY & DALLAS SUMMER MUSICAL AWARD NOMINATIONS

FOR FINE ARTS SENIORS 2012-2015

COLLEGIATE ATHLETIC SIGNINGS

2012-2015

ATHLETES COMMITTED TO COMPETE IN

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COLLEGIATE SPORTS

Quick Facts ABOUT ALL SAINTS'

All Saints’ Episcopal School is a leading college preparatory co-ed day school in Fort Worth, Texas. Grounded in the Episcopal school tradition, All Saints’ offers programming of national distinction in the academic, fine art, athletic and spiritual disciplines, which brings to life our philosophy of promoting each student’s individual genius within.

ACCREDITATION

All Saints’ is the only private school in Tarrant County that is dual-accredited by nationally recognized accreditation agencies: Southwestern Association of Episcopal Schools (SAES) and the Independent Schools Association of the Southwest (ISAS).

FOUNDED: 1951 PK-12 STUDENT ENROLLMENT: 1,020 FACULTY/STUDENT RATIO: 1:10 TUITION: $4,475-$19,170*

HEAD OF SCHOOL

Dr. Thaddeus B. Bird (pictured above)

DIVISION HEADS

Joey Menendez – Upper School Michael Gonzalez – Middle School Debra Koppelberger – Lower School Robin Page – Early Childhood

LOCATION

147-acre gated campus in west Fort Worth Tarrant County 9700 Saints Circle Fort Worth, Texas 76108 817.560.5700 www.aseschool.org

* Nearly 1 in 4 students received need-based financial aid totaling approximately $2.0 million in 2014.

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Admission HOW TO APPLY:

1. A ttend On-Campus Events See a full list of online events and RSVP online at www.aseschool.org/Admission.

2. P ersonal Visit and Campus Tour We would be delighted to host you; please schedule a personal visit and campus tour through the Admission office.

3. S ubmit Application and Recommendations Submit online at www.aseschool.org/Admission.

4. Testing See grade-specific testing process and dates online at www.aseschool.org/Admission.

5. S tudent Classroom Visit See suggestions for grade-specific student visits online at www.aseschool.org/Admission; please schedule a classroom visit and campus tour for your student through the Admission office.

CONTACT US

Online: www.aseschool.org/Admission Direct: 817.560.5746

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