Updated Carpool Lists & Revised Parking Guidelines

In advance of Monday, please take a moment to review the traffic flow pattern outlined on the map and note your assigned parking area on the list provided. So that our kindergarten students and families may have an opportunity to learn the system, the kindergarten classes will be dismissed at 11:45 a.m. on Monday, fifteen minutes prior to the rest of the students. Kindergarten parents should park in their assigned bays on Monday and wait there until called to pick up their children.  (Those with... 

2010-2011 New School Physical/Immunization Requirements

This year the State of Virginia has implemented several changes related to required immunizations for school attendance.  As these updates are specific to grade levels and affect students at the time of entry or transfer to another school,  our school nurse has compiled a summary as a helpful guide to our parent community.  Read More →

All Saints selected as a Virginia “Top School”

In a year marked by the celebration of All Saints’ designation as a Blue Ribbon School of Excellence, we have more exciting news to share!  All Saints Catholic School was recently selected as a “Top School” for the Commonwealth of Virginia in the 2009 Johns Hopkins University Center for Talented Youth (CTY) Talent Search. All Saints was one of just 100 schools in Virginia to receive this distinction. Students recognized for high level of mathematical and verbal reasoning skills Johns... 

Criminal Background Checks for Volunteers & VIRTUS Requirements

As part of the diocesan initiative to maintain a safe environment for all of our children, all volunteers with significant contact with children are required to complete a background check prior to working in the school. As we begin a new year, in accordance with diocesan policy, only those parents who have completed the criminal background check are eligible to volunteer in positions that involve contact with students. Those who will be volunteering in the school on a regular basis or even repeatedly... 

Electronic Newsletter

The weekly newsletter will again be distributed electronically to parents via an email distribution list. Parents who have not yet registered to receive the mailing are encouraged to do so here. Wednesday will continue to be the day on which newsletters and important forms are distributed.  Read More →

Diocese of Arlington Secondary Schools Adopt 10-Point Grade Scale

Diocesan high school principals, with the support of the Diocesan Office of Catholic Schools, have unanimously decided to implement a 10-point grading scale in the 2009-2010 school year. This will ensure that our students continue to succeed in the hyper-competitive college admissions and scholarship environment. Subsequently, the grading scale for elementary schools, specifically grades 4-8, remains under discussion. However, effective this year, students in grades 4-8 will receive numeric grades... 

All Saints Catholic School named a 2009 No Child Left Behind ~ Blue Ribbon School of Excellence

This program of national recognition honors public and private K-12 schools for their academic excellence and ability to help students achieve at very high levels. The formal notification, provided via e-mail from the Department of Education, coincides with an announcement made today by Secretary of Education Arne Duncan.  Read More →

Formation in Christian Chastity Program

The safety of your children is always a top priority at All Saints. In recent years, in accordance with national initiatives and diocesan policy, we have taken many additional steps to do our part to ensure that your children are in a safe place when they are participating in a program at All Saints Catholic School. For example, all of our faculty, staff and volunteers have received the required background checks and training. As an additional measure, four years ago we implemented the Formation... 

New Program – Christian Awareness of Respect for Everyone (CARE)

The Catholic Diocese of Arlington recognizes that students are created in the image and likeness of God; therefore, they are entitled to be treated with dignity and respect. The education of students can be compromised if they are intimidated or fearful because of bullying and/or sexual harassment. The Catholic Schools of the Diocese of Arlington endeavor to provide for their students a safe environment, free from bullying and/or sexual harassment. To this end each school is incorporating a CARE... 

Share the Good News of Catholic Education!

Do you have friends or acquaintances who have expressed an interest in Catholic education? All Saints Catholic School will host an Information Night for those interested in learning more about the school on Thursday, November 19th beginning at 7:00 p.m. in Father Kelley Hall. As it is never too soon to begin planning for a child’s Catholic education, parents of toddlers as well as school-aged children are cordially invited to attend. Following a presentation and overview of the application... 

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