News and All Saints Episcopal Day School

Progressive Schools - Focusing on the Whole Child To Create Good People

4/2/2021

The goal of progressive education is to help children learn to be not simply good learners, but to also learn to be good people.

Public and Private Middle School Comparison

2/25/2021

Looking for the right middle school for your child? This article explores the difference between public and private school.

The Positive Impact of Progressive Education

1/5/2021

Progressive education is a teaching philosophy that values experience over rote learning. Learn more about the positive impact of progressive education in this article.

Making the Switch to Private School in Middle School

12/1/2020

We have come up with this guide so you can better understand the benefits of switching your child to private school in 5^th grade.

The Story of a Shared Experience

11/3/2020

Dr. Emma Whitman

Earlier this year, Dr. Whitman and Mrs. Miller met with our eighth-grade student leaders to discuss their ideas for the school year and build their relationship around being collective leaders. Dr. Whitman started with the question, “Why did you decide to be a leader at All Saints’ ?”

How To Know If Your Child Is Ready For Preschool

10/9/2020

How do you know if your little one is ready for preschool? Here are some tips to help you evaluate your if your child is ready for preschool.

Why Technology Is Important in Early Childhood Education

7/21/2020

The thoughtful use of technology can help children engage in key skills such as self-expression, analytical thinking, and the curiosity to learn more about their environments.

Why is Preschool Education Important for Every Child?

5/1/2020

Here are seven key elements young children learn when they attend preschool.

Hidden Numbers Game for Preschoolers

2/21/2020

Here are a few fun ways to teach your preschooler child about numbers.

Fourth Grade Hosts Student-Run Broadcast

1/22/2020

Welcome to Tiger Nation News (TNN)! TNN is the first student-run broadcast at All Saints’ Episcopal Day School—where fourth-grade students are not only studying the news in their classrooms, but they’re reporting it for the school community.