Life After All Saints'
Learn to Be Ready
By the time students leave All Saints', they know how to learn, how to advocate for themselves, and how to contribute to the communities around them. They leave with strong academic foundations and something equally important: a growing understanding of who they are as learners, leaders, problem-solvers, and people.
That preparation is intentional from the earliest years. Our Portrait of a Graduate guides how we help students grow throughout their All Saints' journey, building the confidence, independence, curiosity, character, and resilience they'll carry into high school and beyond.
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Portrait of a Graduate
An All Saints’ education is designed with the end in mind. Throughout the PK–8 journey, students develop the qualities and skills that prepare them to thrive in high school and continue growing long after they leave our campus.
Resilient in Mind, Strong in Body, Grounded in Spirit
Our students develop a deep sense of purpose, nurturing their holistic well-being and finding strength and meaning through their Episcopal ethos as they navigate life's journey.
Confident Communicator
Our graduates are able to articulate their ideas with clarity and courage. They possess the skills to engage thoughtfully, express themselves effectively, and make their voices heard with positive impact.
Inquisitive & Engaged Learner
We strive to develop intellectually curious and resilient learners who embrace challenges with enthusiasm. They are inquisitive about the world around them and actively engaged in their educational journey, always seeking a deeper understanding.
Principled & Compassionate Leader
Founded on our Episcopal ethos, our students develop into principled and compassionate leaders. They are guided by a strong moral compass, demonstrating integrity, empathy, and the courage to lead with a positive impact on those around them.
Resourceful Problem Solver
Our students become innovative problem-solvers, equipped with the skills and confidence to navigate an ever-changing world. They approach challenges with creativity, persistence, and a willingness to explore new solutions.
Community-Oriented Global Citizen
Our students make meaningful contributions to their communities and beyond. Rooted in service, empathy, and understanding, they recognize their interconnectedness with the world and strive to create a more just and equitable society.
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Ready for What's Next
95%
of All Saints' graduates are accepted to their first-choice high school.
Our graduates continue their education at independent, parochial, charter, and public high schools throughout the Valley. Wherever they go next, they arrive ready to take greater ownership of their learning, build relationships, and seek out new opportunities.
Where They're Headed
Members of the Class of 2026 attend the following high schools:
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In Their Words
Our graduates describe the impact of their All Saints' experience in ways that extend well beyond academics.
At All Saints’ I found a community that inspired confidence and enabled me to not only grow internally but also to look outwardly at what I can do to help those in need. All Saints’ encouraged me to problem-solve with others as part of our volunteering experiences.” Maeve Lomax '16
All Saints' has provided me with the skills to be a caring leader in the real world. The emphasis on sharing, caring, and giving that All Saints' instills in each student was integral to my growth and has guided me to become the best version of me I can be.” Drew Burns '14
The teachers at All Saints' shaped me as a student and helped me develop the study skills needed to succeed in all my future classes. Every teacher has such high expectations for their students that, in order to meet them, students surprise themselves and grow in unexpected ways.” Mariana Acevedo '16
Responding to the needs of others was an integral part of my All Saints' education. Through frequent opportunities to serve and think about our own school community and the community at large, students at All Saints' were taught how to recognize need and encouraged to react as they felt moved.” Andrew Chong '17
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