OUR MISSION
Mission
All Saints Episcopal School is a community dedicated to academic excellence in a secure and supportive Christian environment.
Prayer
OUR PRAYER
Father in heaven, whose son Jesus Christ took children into His arms and blessed them; Bless, we pray, the students of All Saints School. Grant that we may grow up reverently in your love; Give us day by day strength and guidance; So that we may continue in your love and service until our lives end. Grant this, for Jesus Christ’s sake. Amen.
AOur Head of School & President, Board of Trustees Message
ll Saints has long had a tradition of providing academic excellence and being on the leading edge of education in the community. Our commitment to strategic planning and employing the most visionary leaders in Southeast Texas, was evident the day we unveiled the greatest addition to our campus for the 2022-2023 school year… the All Saints SmartLab!
Learning is different here! This is the maxim of the SmartLab philosophy as well as the All Saints approach to learning. We see it in the way we worship daily, in the way we build relationships that strengthen our community, and in the way we teach students to think. It is about enriching, engaging, and educating the whole child as we help prepare them for a future that we can only begin to imagine.
When the Board plans strategically for our campus, when the administration researches and makes decisions about curriculum and technology to support learning, and when teachers look for ways to differentiate instruction to support and challenge each of their students, it is all done by looking through the lens of tomorrow’s glasses. Knowing that only by instilling curiosity, creativity, and critical thinking skills in children can we truly prepare them for those unforeseen careers that will be their future.
Throughout the pages of this Annual Report, you will not only learn about the innovative new SmartLab, but you will see the efforts of talented faculty and staff, Board leadership, parent volunteers, generous donors, and hard-working students, who have helped us succeed in all areas of campus life. We are grateful for these accomplishments and humbled by the dedication of those families who support our Mission, and who pray for our continued success in the future. A future we can only imagine!
Blessings,
Scootie Clark
Kelly Henry Head of School President, Board of Trustees
ASES 2022-2023 B OAR d O f T RUSTEES
Kelly Henry, President
Steve McGrade, Vice-President
Janie Hill, Secretary
Richard Parr, Treasurer
Joshua Allen, Sr.
Tim Brewer
Kate Davis
Jennifer Fisher
Chris Johnsen
Jennifer Job
Alison Low
Matt Matheny
Dennis Moncla
James Pevehouse
Dustin Price
Janna Staton
Becki Stedman
Auxiliary Program
2022-2023 marked the first full calendar year of our rebranded Auxiliary Program. Our Auxiliary Program includes Early Morning Saints (before school care), CLUB All Saints (extended day and after school care), Enrichment 360 (after school enrichment classes), Thanksgiving 360 and Christmas 360 (holiday care), and Summer 360 (summer camps and summer care).
With the ability to meet the before school, after school, and year-round needs of our families, All Saints is able to enhance the value proposition available to our students, improving our families’ quality of life, and continuing to differentiate the All Saints experience from every other school in Southeast Texas!
eARly MoRning SAintS
82 registrations
Club All SAintS Fall 2022
140 students 99 families
Spring 2023
135 students 96 families
enRiCHMent 360 Fall 2022
48 students
Spring 2023 66 students
tHAnKSgiving 360 48 campers
CHRiStMAS 360 55 campers
SuMMeR 360 2023
310 campers
200 families
32 specialty camps
1,277 registrations
Culture
4th Annual Culture Festival
Celebrating the 33 countries of students represented in our school community during our 4th annual Culture Festival, All Saints Episcopal School embraced our campus cultural diversity in significant and meaningful ways: hot lunches offered for purchase reflecting food from different continents, special chapel services incorporating music and worship from around the globe, an assembly featuring international performances from guest artists, country-specific presentations provided by our very own families, a cultural “free dress” day, and a fascinating guest speaker from Germany who provided great insight to our Middle School students, comparing and contrasting the structure of government of Europe and the United States. We are grateful for the tremendous number of volunteers and participants who made this week-long event possible!
Culture Festival
Commander Frank Reininghaus and his wife Birte Bechtloff. Birte’s two daughters attended All Saints prior to 2013 when they lived in Beaumont for a couple of years.
Chair of Culture Festival Analida Ingraham
The Genesis of the All Saints SmartLab
The SmartLab motto, Learning is Different Here, perfectly aligns with the All Saints educational philosophy. Our commitment to cultivating the growth mindset of students and faculty, researching the latest developments of pairing technology and education, and the goal of preparing our students for careers that we can’t begin to imagine, ensure that learning at All Saints is different. To that end, we remain dedicated to providing a forward-thinking, innovative education to our students, adapting to the ever-changing educational landscape.
On August 2, 2021, we received an email introducing us to a STEM program and curriculum called SmartLab and immediately scheduled a meeting for August 6 on campus with the SmartLab representative and our tech team. It was evident that the SmartLab was the next step in fulfilling our vision to equip our students with skills necessary for their future. One year later, in August 2022, the SmartLab was up and running.
The decision to install the SmartLab was predicated on the groundwork laid over the past twentyplus years:
H Apple II and Dell computers in the computer labs (1990’s and 2000’s)
H 4C 1:1 iPad Initiative (2012)
H Transitioning 4th-8th graders to Chromebooks
H Camp Invention summer programs
H Robotics teams
H Coding Curriculum
H Tech teams annually attending International Society of Technology in Education Conferences to learn about the latest trends in technology and education
A seismic shift in education at All Saints came in 2012 with the bold step of committing to 21st Century Learning and the introduction of the 4C 1:1 Initiative. The 4 C’s - Creativity H Communication H Critical Thinking H Collaboration became the four pillars of moving forward toward engaged learning, student-centered learning, discovery-based learning and project-based learning.
The 4 C’s and the 4 pillars are the critical features of learning at All Saints and the SmartLab curriculum. Just as we are preparing our students for their futures twenty years from now, we can look back and see that twenty years ago, All Saints was preparing for this next step of having a SmartLab. Time will only tell what the SmartLab is preparing us for twenty years from now. One thing is certain, the motto Learning is Different Here, will remain a guiding principle at All Saints, ensuring our students will continue to thrive and flourish.
Sally Wilson Assistant Head of School Director of Curriculum
NWEA MAP Growth Tests
The NWEA (Northwest Evaluation Assoc.) MAP (Measure of Academic Progress) Growth Tests are given in the fall, winter, and spring to all K-8 students. This adaptive assessment provides parents and teachers with a measure of both a student’s academic achievement and growth for the year. Below is a chart of the scores from the spring of 2022-2023 showing that the majority of All Saints students are scoring at or above the national grade-level norm.
Percentage of Students At or Above National Norm
This second chart shows the percentile growth from the fall to the spring of 2022-2023. The national norm percentile range is 40 - 60. All Saints students scored above the national norm percentile range at all grade levels and in all subjects.
NWEA MAP Test Comparison of Achievement
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Volleyball B
Basketball A Basketball B
Softball
Tennis
Basketball B
Athletics
The All Saints Vikings proudly celebrated another successful year of athletics. As the COVID-19 restrictions were lifted, we welcomed spectators back in the stands to cheer on our dedicated athletes!
Volleyball The “A” volleyball team finished with a record of 8 wins and 4 losses which placed them third in our league this season. They also placed 2nd in our All Saints tournament. The “B” team finished with a record of 5 wins and 5 losses. Our girls were playing great at the end of the season and a majority of our team will be back to play with us next year.
Cross Country Our cross country team ended their season by participating in the Liberty, Community Christian and Little Cypress Christian Academy (LCCA) meets. In the Liberty meet, which was the biggest meet we ran in this year, our boys team placed 2nd overall out of 12 teams. They then backed up that performance by placing 1st in both the Community Christian and LCCA meet. The girls team also finished off their season by placing 1st overall in the LCCA meet. Overall we had 12 different individuals win medals this season!
Soccer The soccer team finished their season with a perfect 8-0 record placing us in first for the first time since 2017. This was an exciting group of athletes to watch play, and with a majority of the team being 7th and 6th graders I’m excited to see what the future holds for our Viking soccer team.
Girls Basketball “A” team ended with a record of 6 wins and 4 losses. This made us third place in our league. Our “B” team finished with a record of 7 wins and 0 losses. They were a younger team and I’m excited to watch them develop over the next few years.
Boys Basketball Both “A” and “B” teams finished up their season playing some strong basketball. The “A” team finished with a league record of 12 wins and 0 losses which placed us 1st in the league for the first time since 2016! The “B” team finished with a record of 6 wins and 2 losses which placed them 2nd in the league.
Softball The softball team had an outstanding season. Their work ethic and competitive drive paid off down to the very end of the season. The league championship came down to the last game of the season and our girls prevailed victorious in one of the best junior high softball games I have ever seen. They finished the season with 7 wins and 1 loss and have now won the league in consecutive years.
Tennis The tennis team just finished one of the most successful seasons in school history. In total, we brought home 24 of the 25 possible medals from the tournaments.
Golf Our golf team finished their season with a rain shortened tournament last Monday at the country club. In all, 7 of our 9 golfers brought home a medal this season with 2 golfers medaling in every tournament they played in.
Track We had twenty 7th and 8th graders participate in the track meet this year. We had a successful showing bringing home 36 ribbons as a team.
Cross Country
Soccer
Basketball A
Performance Opportunities
At All Saints, we believe Fine Arts are a key component of child development. Bright, young minds need opportunities to express themselves through art, drama and music. Engagement in the arts has been shown to foster innovation, critical thinking, communication, self-confidence, emotional literacy, and creativity, all skills which are essential in 21st century life. In 2022-2023 students had an abundance of opportunities to creatively express themselves in the Middle School musical, the Primary and Lower School music programs, and the Art Show which was combined this year with Grandparents and Special Friends Day.
Fine
Fine Arts
Christmas
Pageant
Spirituality is experienced throughout our campus in a variety of ways. Daily chapel is one example of how we worship together as a community. Additionally, generations of families and students gather for the highly anticipated performances of the Primary and Lower School Christmas pageants which are just a couple of our long-standing, faith-based traditions.
Christmas Pageant
All Saints Parent Association
When our school community joins together, great things happen! The result is an environment that is both warm and inviting, providing experiences to our students and families rich with tradition and innovation. Whether it is planning and participating in campus wide events or volunteering on committees, our Parent Association tirelessly contributes to the success of our community and consistently supports the mission of the school.
“The whole is greater than the sum of its parts.”
Aristotle
2022-23 All SAINtS PARENt ASSOcIAtION
ExEcUTivE cOmmiTTEE
President
Jennifer Fisher
President-Elect
Susan Reese
Treasurer
Mary Beth Whiddon
Secretary
Alison Low
Past President
April Lindsay
cOmmiTTEE chAiRS
Back to School Round-Up
Julia Matheny
Book Fair
Brandy Pevehouse and Stacy Schrock
Carnival
Crystal Rao
Culture Festival
Analida Ingraham
Faculty Fan Club
Jennifer Maida
Family Bingo Night
Alison Low
Family Movie Night
Lauren Hallmark and Melissa McHaney
Gardening
Gillian Jenkins
Grandparents and Special Friends Day
Pati Cure and Traci Gates
Graphic Design Chair
Claire Ripper
New Family Welcome
Reception
Amber Barrington
Spirit Shop
Lauren Johnsen
Teacher Appreciation Luncheons
Nikki Albanese and Camille Ohmstede
Teacher In-Service Meals
Larae Jones and Alicia
Catherine
“Let’s Fiesta” Gala
Laine Morrison and Meredith Bernsen
Welcome Back to School
Breakfast
Mikala McGallion
Alumni News
Enjoy these pages celebrating the All Saints Class of 2019. We congratulate their graduation from high school and pray for them daily as their educational journey continues!
“Entering All Saints as a kindergartener, I was hardly a star student. Be it in lieu of behavioral upsets or my drawn-out battle with literacy, my teachers often had to take special time and effort to work with me. They tutored me, disciplined me, but most of all they placed belief in me. They never let me give up on myself. Along the way, I got to absorb all the skills that the All Saints curriculum deftly imparts. This school is particularly gifted with teaching their students critical thinking. Upon entering high school, I was able to take that skill and self-teach 5 AP courses, from World History to Physics C Mechanics. All Saints’ writing program proved another crucial gift. Whereas most high school freshman were barely learning the structure for an essay, I had already written enough at All Saints for such assignments to come as second nature. This allowed me to focus on details and on developing my own voice within my essays. I was especially grateful for that development when it came time to apply for scholarships and college admissions. Of course, All Saints provides excellent education, but it provides something far greater: the capacity in students to educate themselves. I graduated All Saints confident that I could do whatever I put my mind to. I would never have been able to accomplish half of what I have if I had not believed in myself, and I would not have believed in myself if All Saints had not believed in me first.”
Cara Shield, Valedictorian, Monsignor Kelly Catholic High School Class of 2023
Left to right: Monsignor Kelly Catholic High School 2023 Graduates, West Brook High School 2023 Graduates
MONSIgNOR KEllY cAthOlIc hIgh
SchOOl
Arfeen, Humza
Lamar University | Business (Finance) Tennis, NHS, Mu Alpha Theta, Magna Cum Laude
Huston Hayes
Texas A&M - Galveston | Maritime Academ, Baseball, Member of TAPPS State Champion Baseball Team; Honorable Mention, District 5 Tapps
Hayden Holder
Lamar University | Business, Football and Skeet Club
Krista Howell
Lamar University | Biology, Green Squad; Cross Country
tristan lewis
Trinity University | Accounting, Varsity Football Team, Kindness Club, Student Council, Black Student Union, Recruited for Football Team at Trinity University
Matthews low
Baylor University | Int’l Business/PreLaw (minor: Spanish), Yellow Ribbon Club, Culture Club, Kindness Club, Kafe Club, Trinity UMC Acolyte, Key Club VP, Spanish Club Treasurer, Green Team Historian, Julie Rogers Gift of Life Youth Council
Anika Momin
Texas State University | Psychology, Drama, band, mass choir, Mu Alpha Theta, National Honor Society
Ashton ohmstede
University of Texas - Austin | Communications, Founder, Kelly Art For Everyone (KARE) club, Student Council, Soccer Team 4 years, Soccer 1st Team All District; 2nd Team All
Sanjay patibandla
Southern Methodist University | Finance, Basketball JV/Varsity 4 years, Summa Cum Laude
Michala pollard
Texas Christian University | Bachelors of Science in both movement science and sports psychology, Volleyball team, soccer team, basketball team, fashion club, art club, key club, interact club, kindness club, and spanish club, College board National African American Recognition Award, President and founder of Black Student union, Senior Class Vice President, Parliamentarian of Key Club, NHS member, Mu Alpha Theta Member, and Manager at Chick-fil-a
Zain Sadruddin
University of Texas - Austin | Economics, Mocktrial, green team, key club, Mocktrial team captain and
All Saints Class of 2018 Accomplishments
teagan Shelton
Rollins College | Business (MBA)
Drama Club, The Zephyr, Mu Alpha Theta, and NHS, House and Stage Manager for drama club, Tech Award at drama TAPPS, and class awards for AP Literature and AP Art
Kristine Sherman
Texas A&M University | English Scholastic Silver Key in Poetry, Scholastic Gold Key in Poetry, Summa Cum Laude, Head of Creatives Committee for the Zephyr, College Board National Hispanic Recognition Program, Mural Club, Chess Club, Poetry Club, school magazine, Grace Notes Choir, Green Team
Cara Shield
Duke University, President of Interact Club, President of First United Methodist Winnie Youth Group, Vice President of Key Club, Vice President of Green Team Club, Captain, Chaplain, and Principal Trumpet of the band, SETX Food Bank volunteer, Participant in Kelly drama productions, My Alpha Theta math society, NHS member, Three-time member of TMEA All-Area Band, MKCHS Press Toward the Mark Award, 2nd place Letters About Literature statewide contest, 1st place SchoolJournalism national contest, AP Scholar with Distinction, MKCHS Valedictorian, Duke University Alumni
Endowed Scholar
Wes Seinsheimer
Sam Houston State University | Criminal Justice
Walker Snider
Baylor University | English , Green team, mock trial, student newspaper, kindness club, Mock trial team captain and Eagle Scout
Moosa Syed
University of Texas - Austin | Public Health/Pre-Dental, President of BRAVE, anti-bullying club, Key Club, Student Council, “NHS, A/B honor Roll, Boys State, Best Student in A/B Calculus
Ryan Woodland
Lamar University | Environmental Science, Football and Basketball Teams, Student of the Month March 2022
WESt BROOK hIgh SchOOl
Meredith gideon
Georgia Tech, Varsity Tennis Team, Varsity Cross Country Team, NHS, Student Council, Key Club, Tutoring Club, Stand up to Cancer Club, and UIL Academics Team, NHS President, Girls Tennis Captain, Girls Cross Country Captain, Tennis All-District Singles, Tennis All-District Mixed
Doubles, Tennis Fall All-District Girls Doubles, AP Scholar, NMSI Star Stem Student, Salutatorian
bryan Hanson
Texas State | Business or Design, Graduated with a 2 year welding certificate
Cathleen Johnsen
Texas Christian University, Stars Drill Team (officer), NHS, Student Council, Stand up to Cancer, Finance Club, Bonnie Cokinos School of Dance Sr. Company member and dance teacher, camp counselor Camp Allen, worked in Nursery at St. Mark’s Episcopal Church, NHS, Military Officer on Stars Drill Team, All A’s throughout HS, Top 2% of graduating class; Summa Cum Laude, CTE Entrepreneurship and Small Business Certification
Sultan Kayani
Lamar University | Psychology, Key Club, Youth Leadership, Magna Cum Laude
Sophie Kimball
University of Texas - Austin, Key Club - Webmaster, Anchor ClubHistorian, NHS Book Club - President, Young Life Southeast Texas, All A honors all 4 years Top 5% of Class
Michael Makdsi
Baylor University | Engineering, Soccer Team - Varsity Captain, Cum Laude, National Honor Society
Sam Marchand
University of Notre Dame | Doublemajor in Finance and Political Science, Debate, Football, Student Council, Finance Club, Interact, UIL Academics, Medical club, Mock Trial, Knights of Columbus, Rotary Youth Leadership Award Daughters of the American Revolution Good Citizen Award AP Scholar with Distinction Omega Psi Phi Scholar National Honor Society Debate team captain Class President President of Interact Founding President of Finance Club General Manager of football team
Lead Attorney of Mock Trial team Beaumont Youth Advisory Council Junior Leadership Beaumont Eagle Scout 2021 Best of Texas state champion - Social Studies 2021 Best of Texas state champion - Current Events 3-time state qualifier CX debate 3-time district champion CX debate 3-time state qualifier Congressional debate Summa Cum Laude BISD Top Honor Graduate
Raj patel
Baylor University, Business Fellows, Key Club, Medical Club, Tutoring Club, Cancer Club, NHS Math and Science, Varsity Soccer, Ranked 4/529, GPA: 4.7, #1 Key Club 2021-2022 & 2022-
2023 in Texas and Oklahoma, Key Club President, Editor, and Recording Secretary, Raised 2100 Dollars for the Children’s Miracle Network, Treasurer of Medical Club, 18th in TMSCA State, Youth Director of the Indian Cultural Center, BAPS Karyakar, Member of Youth Council Committee for Gift of Life, NHS, AP Scholar with Distinction
Cullen Raps
University of Texas - Austin | Business/Economics, Swim Team, ROTC, Captain of Swim Team, ROTC, National Honor Society, Magna Cum Laude Army ROTC Scholarship Recipient
Madeline Warren
Texas A&M University | Biochemistry, Softball, Book Club, Ranked #11 in class, NHS
WESt ORANgE-StARK hIgh SchOOl
Ciara Dunn
Abilene Christian University | Psychology/Biology, Varsity Volleyball, Varsity Basketball, Varsity Cheer, Varsity Choir, UIL Academics, UIL One Act Play, National Honor Society, Student Council, Superintendent’ s Honor Roll, RYLA Leadership, College Board National African American Recognition Award, Lamar State College Orange (LSCO) Dean’s List
hARdIN-JEffERSON hIgh SchOOl
Molly Mills
Baylor University | Elementary Education, National Honor Society, Top 10%, A Honor Roll, Honesty and Integrity Award, UIL Scholar, Student Council Historian, Varsity Tennis Girls Singles MVP, Leadership Team, PALS Mentoring Program
gRANd OAKS hIgh SchOOl
natasha Hinz
University of Texas - San Antonio | Psychology, Soccer, NHS, NEHS, NAHS, Art Club, ASL Club, Honor graduate
NEdERlANd hIgh SchOOl
Zeenia penangwala
University of Texas - Austin | Government (Pre-Law), Founder of Diversity United Club, Key Club, Anchor Club, Stem Club, Service through I-Civic in Beaumont and Houston areas, PK and K religion teacher at mosque, NHS, Spanish Honor Society
clEMENt hIgh SchOOl
eshal Momin
University of Houston | Biochemistry/ Pre-med, Skills USA Representative, Red Cross Club, HOSA, Key Club (officer), NHS, SNHA, All A Honor Roll all 4 years of High School
2022-23 THe FUND FOR ALL SAINTS
99.7% Family Participation
100% Faculty, Staff and Board of Trustees Donations
Scholarship Endowment Growth
Philanthropy This Year
During 2022-23, our school community set a new record in annual giving. A generous level of giving emphasizes the love our families have for All Saints. Thanks to all of our *donors, The Fund brought in $297,000, well over the original goal of $200,000. $70,000 of this revenue went to renovate the Middle School, so every one of our Fund donors should feel pride in contributing to this essential effort.
CuRRENT AMOuNT:
$3.4 million growing towards $5 million goal
1 NEw SchOLARShiP cREATEd the Joy and Will Crenshaw unconventional learners Support Scholarship
This scholarship is designed to support students with financial needs who require less traditional ways to learn and grow. The fund honors Joy and Will Crenshaw, loving and loyal leaders in the All Saints family. Joy and Will are parents of four alumni and now grandparents to two current students.
2 SchOLARShiP fUNdS ExPANd wiTh $100,000 iN dONATiONS
H The Hebert Foundation Scholarship
H The Low Family Scholarship
*Individual gifts were recognized in the Donor Report mailed in August.
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33% (121) of our students benefit from the scholarship endowment
$117,930 in endowment income went directly to pay for tuition assistance
To create your own family’s scholarship endowment, contact the Advancement Office for details.
Middle School Renovation lead donors
We gratefully acknowledge these major donors to the beautiful state-of-the-art Middle School renovation
Main Hall Sponsor
The Crenshaw Family
East Wing Sponsor
The Shaver Family
Acoustic Ceiling Tile Mobile
The Albanese Family Foundation
Classroom Sponsors
Carla and Josh Allen Sr.
All Saints Parent Association
Memorials given for Bill Neild
The Javed Family
The Mayo Family
Teacher’s Lounge
Anonymous Donor
$23,000 yearly budgeted donation to overall operating expenses
$15,000 Teacher Wish Lists (requests made by teachers for individual classroom enhancements)
Fundraising
Under the capable leadership of Gala Chairs Meredith Bernsen and Laine Morrison, this event netted a recordbreaking $122,000 to benefit the school. Let’s Fiesta was a festive and entertaining evening, complete with mariachis and folkloric dance performances. And to top it all off, unique auction items, beautiful student art and creative live auction packages were sold to lucky bidders. This beautiful event was a night to remember!
ASPA Gifts to All Saints
$70,000 Middle School Renovation Expenses
$4,375 Book Fair proceeds to benefit the Calcote Library and Discovery Center
purchase of large portable All Saints tent for use at outdoor events total gifts to the school: $114,375
A special thanks to all in our school family who participated in ASPA fundraisers. You are the reason for their great success!
2022 - 2023 Operating Budget
Awards Honors &
Students of the Year
Brayden Ochoa
Isbah Maknojia
Head of School Award
Brody Forton
Graham Roesler
Board of Trustees Good Sportsmanship
Adi Patel
Spirit of All Saints
Grace Dai
Maree Calcote Drama Award
Heidi Hales
Chloe Pierce
Celia Coleman Visual Art Award
Hannah Greenberg
Oliver Mosenteen
Dave Thomas Heart Award
Brody Forton
Pride Parr Servant Leader Award
Killian Myrick
Student Council Officers
President - Graham Roesler
Vice-President - Alex Chen
Secretary - Aisha Shaik
Treasurer - Olivia Barrington
Historian - Heidi Hales
Parliamentarian - Maddox Warren
National Junior Honor Society
President - Adi Patel
Vice-President - Miranda Pollard
Secretary - Brayden Ochoa
Treasurer - Andrew Frens
Patriot’s Pen
1st Place - Parker Blanchard
2nd Place3rd Place -
Volunteer
Over 100 hours
Grace Dai
Heidi Hales
Natalie Latiolais
Piper Lewis
Isbah Maknojia
Killian Myrick
Yagnya Kodali
Lizzie Vitanza
Over 45 hours
Olivia Barrington
Camille Echendu
Chloe Echendu
Tomb of the Unknown Soldier Presenters?
Olivia Barrington
Parker Blanchard
Isbah Maknojia
Killian Myrick
Awards
Reti R ement
Our Favorite Carols!
On May 8, 2023 the All Saints community gathered in the Calcote Library and Discovery Center for an auspicious occasion… to share stories, shed tears, and celebrate the long illustrious teaching careers of Carol Johnson and Carol Chenault. (Even though Mrs. Chenault officially retired from teaching in 2020, COVID restrictions prevented our community from gathering for a celebration prior to this date.) Many tributes were bestowed upon Carol Johnson (P.E. Instructor for 39 years) and Carol Chenault (Science teacher over the span of 41 years). There was laughter, there were tears, and there was lots of cake! All Saints Episcopal School owes a tremendous debt of gratitude to these two, talented professionals who loved and inspired generations of students!
Fr. Calcote Retires
On April 30, 2023 St. Mark’s Episcopal Church celebrated Fr. Dean Calcote’s retirement from the ministry. The event was well attended with many members from both the church community and the All Saints Episcopal School community in attendance. Fr. Calcote officially retired from All Saints Episcopal School in 1998 after serving 24 years as Headmaster and continued to lead chapel on a weekly basis until this past spring. We are grateful for the many years of service Fr. Calcote gave to both of these communities, influencing the lives of generations of students and parishioners.