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All Saints' Alumni News

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Dear All Saints' Alumni,

We're thrilled to introduce the All Saints' Episcopal Day School Alumni Newsletter! We've been working hard to create a way to keep our alumni community connected to each other and to the School that helped shape your early years.

We hope this newsletter will serve as a valuable resource to share and read updates about fellow alumni, learn about exciting developments at All Saints’, and discover opportunities to get involved and stay connected. We're incredibly proud of all that our graduates have accomplished, and we believe that your stories are an integral part of the All Saints’ legacy. This newsletter is our way of celebrating your achievements and shared experiences, and fostering a vibrant and connected alumni community.

We encourage you to read on and let us know what you think. We're eager to hear from you and we welcome your participation in all things All Saints’ Alumni!

With Warm Regards,

Jennifer Hipp

Associate Director of Development & Stewardship

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A campus map of All Saints' Episcopal Day School shows buildings labeled A through G and various athletic fields in the foreground, with surrounding streets like Central Ave, Maryland Ave, and 3rd Ave in the background.
If your picture of All Saints' is the campus you walked as a student, it's time for an update. We’ve added new classrooms, new outdoor learning spaces, and an updated and expanded outdoor athletic and recreation area. These updates hold quiet nods to our history and plenty of room for what comes next.
 
Christopher Ray Milisci Academic Building (2022) Opened at the start of the 2022–23 school year, the Milisci Building was designed around how kids actually learn: brainstorm an idea in class, research it in the Lenhardt Library, then build it in the Ward DREAlabs. Its 26 classrooms are bright and full of movable furniture, and the DREAMlabs hum with new ideas. Step out to the Middle School Plaza or a classroom terrace, and the learning keeps going outdoors.
 
Shaver Learning Commons (2023) Our outdoor learning commons. Where a few older buildings once stood, we opened 45,000 square feet of outdoor space connecting the historic and newer parts of campus. It's where a class tends its garden, the band rehearses on the stage, and younger students read with their buddies on the swings. The SLC is named for the Shaver family, whose gift was the largest an alumni family has ever made to All Saints'.
 
Ewing/York Athletic Complex (2025) The newest chapter is all outdoors. The Ewing/York Athletic Complex turned more than 115,000 square feet into space to run, play, compete, and gather. There's Tiger Field, our multipurpose turf field; a resurfaced sports court for basketball, pickleball, and more; and a renovated and expanded playground. The project was capped off with the completion of Kendrick Family Field, our renovated baseball and softball diamond.
 
 

See how it all came together →