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History

All Saints' Episcopal Day School opened its doors for the first time on September 9, 1963 with 60 children in kindergarten through third grade. Established as an outreach ministry of All Saints' Episcopal Church, the School was founded under the vision and guidance of the first Headmaster, The Rev. Paul DeWitt Urbano.

Our prime aim for our children is equal education of the body and the soul."Father Paul DeWitt Urbano

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All Saints' has grown and evolved in many ways since our opening in 1963 while keeping our mission at the center of all we do. Take a look at back at our past and watch our legacy of excellence grow throughout the years.

Originally an 11-acre date and citrus farm parcel, All Saints' Episcopal Church and Day School now share 15 acres in the heart of beautiful North Central Phoenix.

Spring 1969

All Saints' has its first graduation.

May 1989

Following the end of the school year, major renovations and construction began on campus. The Eller-Thomas building was moved to a new foundation on what was then the western edge of campus and reborn as a computer and science lab.

May 1989

A new music building and amphitheatre were constructed.

May 1989

The old art and music rooms were extended and remodeled to house the library and Tigers Den.

May 1989

As the new academic facilities began to take shape, workers laid the groundwork for a sport court.

Fall 1998

Opening of the David John Watson Academic Building

Spring 2000

Opening of the Father Carl G. Carlozzi Gymnasium

Summer 2007

Campus facilities are expanded to include a pre-kindergarten center, new band room, and lower school science room.

Fall 2014

Demolition begins on land acquired to the north of campus to open new athletic fields, more green space and gardens, and provide additional space for future buildings. Stella Lane is abated and a new walkway called "All Saints' Way" is constructed in its place.

Fall 2021

Groundbreaking of the Christopher Ray Milisci Academic Building

Summer 2023

Opening of the Shaver Learning Commons