The All Saints Booster Club is excited to host the 8th Annual Swing for the Future Golf Tournament!  The tournament is now full and not accepting additional teams.  Thank you to all of our wonderful sponsors and players who make this event possible each year.

The tournament will begin at 12 pm with registration, lunch, and a putting contest.  Teams will tee off with a shotgun start at 1:30 pm!  It’s sure to be another great event.  If you are unable to join us this year but want to get your team in for next year, email Cindy Taylor at ctaylor@allsaintsschool.org!

• Red Day
• 8 a.m: In-Person School Chapel for Lower School and Middle School,  Jones Gym. Lower School and Middle School parents may attend chapel with their children.
• All Day:  Sixth Grade Trip to Space Camp 
• 8 a.m – Noon:  AP Exam – English Language & Composition
• Noon:  AP Exam – Physics C – Mechanics
• 2 – 4 p.m:  AP Exam – Physics  C- Electrical and Magnetic
• 7 p.m: Athletics Senior Recognition, Kirby Commons 🎉

• Blue Day
• 8 a.m: In-Person School Chapel for Lower School and Middle School,  Jones Gym. Lower School and Middle School parents may attend chapel with their children.
• All Day:  Sixth Grade Trip to Space Camp 
• 8 a.m: Parent Group Meeting, Kirby Commons
• 8:30 a.m:  Glow in the Dark Dance Party for Mr. Binion’s Fourth Grade Class 💃🏻🕺🏻
• 8 a.m – Noon:  AP Exam – Spanish Language & Culture
• Noon – 4 p.m:  AP Exam – Biology
• Noon – 10 p.m: Drink @ Happy’s Parent Group Fundraiser, 11804 Indiana Avenue – Suite 100, Lubbock
• 2:45 p.m:  Popcorn Party for Mrs. Dorrington’s Kindergarten Class 🍿

• Red Day
• 8 a.m: In-Person School Chapel for Lower School and Middle School,  Jones Gym. Lower School and Middle School parents may attend chapel with their children.
• All Day:  Sixth Grade Trip to Space Camp 
• 8 a.m – Noon:  AP Exam – Physics I, Algebra Based
• 11:30 a.m:  Mrs. Voigt’s Pre-Kindergarten Class Fun Run Reward Picnic 😎
• 2:30 p.m:  PLC Play Day 🎈

• Red Day
• 8 a.m: In-Person School Chapel for PLC, Lower School and Middle School, and High School,  Patriot Gym. All parents may attend chapel with their children.
• All Day:  Sixth Grade Trip to Space Camp
• 10:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m: HS Field Day
• Noon: Third Grade Business Expo, Kirby Commons
• 5:30 p.m: HS Awards Banquet, Patriot Gym 🎉

• May 16:  Fourth Grade Bat Cave (8:30 a.m. – 3:30p.m.)
• May 16 – 21:  Fifth Grade Trip to Virginia ✈
• May 16 – 20:  Eighth Grade Trip to Washington D.C. ✈
• May 18: HS Students vs. Faculty Volleyball Game;
• May 20: Fourth Grade Trip to Carlsbad Caverns; Junior Leadership Training (8 a.m. – 3 p.m.) 🦇 ;  HS Movie Night (8:30 – 11 p.m.)
• May 22:  Board of Trustees Meeting (5 p.m.)
• May 23:  Junior Investiture Ceremony (8:15 a.m.); Fourth Grade Crossing the Courtyard (6 p.m.); Mrs. Tate’s Second Grade Class:  Fun Run Challenge Movie Day
• May 24: Junior Class Leadership Trip to Palo Duro Canyon;  Kindergarten – Fourth Grade Lowerpalooza (Noon – 3:30 p.m.)
• May 25 – 26: SCHOOL DISMISSED AT NOON;
• May 25: Middle School Spikefest; Professional Development (Noon – 4 p.m.); Eighth Grade Celebration (6 p.m.)
• May 26: LAST DAY OF SCHOOL; Seventh Grade “First Walk to Chapel”;  Eighth Grade “Last Walk to Chapel”; PLC – Eighth Grade Yearbook Signing (9 a.m.)
• May 30 – June 2:  School Offices Closed

The 2nd ever Patriot Fun Run was a huge success and we have YOU to thank!  Thank you to all of our All Saints family who sponsored, gave, and volunteered to come out and help.  It was a fun day!

Throughout our team days, we had several challenges that were met by the students.  Here are the winners of the different challenges we had:

-Popcorn Party Challenge:  Mrs. Dorrington’s Kindergarten Class

-Glow in the Dark Dance Party Challenge:  Mr. Binion’s 4th Grade Class

-PLC Top Class Challenge:  Mrs. Voigt’s Pre-K Class.  They will be enjoying a picnic with Mr. Brashear

-Lower School Top Class Challenge:  Mrs. Dennis/Mrs. Tate’s 2nd Grade Class.  They will get a movie day with Mr. Brashear

-Middle School Top Class Challenge:  5th Grade.  They will get a whole week’s worth of civilian days starting next Monday, May 9

We would love to say another big thanks to our Fun Run sponsors and then to our amazing Fun Run Committee:  Carly Gill, Callie Kostelich, Randi Mitchell, Teresa Reffreger-Verdugo, and  Analisa Warren.

Our prayers paid off.  The west Texas weather cooperated and it was a beautiful day to fly a kite!   It was a great event for our Patriot community!

Thank you to our amazing parent volunteers who made this day possible… a special thank you to Amy Key who has been instrumental in bringing this special tradition back to campus! 🪁  Well done.

Only a few days left to visit this year’s Spring Book Fair!  The Scholastic Book Fair will end on Friday at 11:30am!  

If you would rather not send cash with your child, it is so easy to fund your child’s shopping spree!  Go to the All Saints Book Fair Homepage:  

https://www.scholastic.com/bf/aspatriots.

There you will find links to the elementary and middle school flyers, instructions for ordering from the virtual fair, as well as instructions to set up an eWallet account for your student.  Simply click on “get started” on the green eWallet block in the middle of the homepage, and follow the directions.  You can designate any amount you wish, and if you need to add more, you can.  Any remaining funds will be placed on a gift card that can be used online, or at any future fair.  

Our library is able to keep 25% of the book fair sales to help us grow.  Thanks for your support!  

2022 Summer Art Camps:

June 13th-17th (Theme: Disney, Grades K-5th, 9 am-12 pm, M-F)

Printable PDF:  ASES ART CAMP-Disney

June 13th-16th + June 20th-23rd (Theme: Clay Workshop, Grades 3rd-6th, 12:15 pm-3:15 pm, M-TH)

Printable PDF:  ASES ART CAMP-Clay Workshop

June 27th-July 1st (Theme: Harry Potter, Grades K-5th, 9 am-12 pm, M-F)

Printable PDF:  ASES ART CAMP-Harry Potter

July 11th-15th (Theme: Video Games, Grades K-5th, 9 am-12 pm, M-F)

Printable PDF:  ASES ART CAMP-Video Games

July 18th-21st + July 25th-28th (Theme: Mixed Media Sculpture Workshop, Grades 3rd-6th, 9 am-12 pm, M- Th)

Printable PDF:  ASES ART CAMP-Mixed Media

* Note: Disney and Clay start on the same week but at different times! Workshops are for current and incoming grades 3rd-6th and Disney, Harry Potter and Video Games are for incoming K-6th.

Instructor:  Mrs. Michelle Guerra | mguerra@allsaintsschool.org

Theatre Camps

Instructor:  Mr. Shane Strawbridge | sstrawbridge@allsaintsschool.org

Spanish Learning Camp:

Printable PDF:  Volleyball Summer Camp Registration Form

Band Camp
August 1-5 | 9 am-noon:  The camp is open to students in third – eighth grade. | $70 per student.

Instructor: Mr. Charley Cross | ccross@allsaintsschool.org

The All Saints Middle School Choir under the direction of Alex Webster competed at the TPSMEA (Texas Private School Music Educators Association) North State Solo and Ensemble Competition in Abilene last month.  Our small but mighty choir competed in sight reading and received a first division rating—the highest possible for the contest.

Choir members who competed in this performance include Piper Hufford, Audrey Oaks, Ellie Beth Moss, Bella Molligan, and Madeline Nichols.  Congratulations to our MS Choir!

On Friday, April 29, the 5^th and 6^th grade theatre students presented The Internet is Distract—OH LOOK A KITTEN! by Ian McWethy. Students worked both during class and after school to prepare their lines, blocking, props, and costumes. They did a great job with their performance, and we are looking forward to seeing what they put together for next year!

Tricycle Rodeo is in the books. You can see by the smiles on their faces… these buckaroos enjoyed themselves! Thank you to all of the parents, teachers and eighth grade students who helped make this day so fun for our little buckaroos! 🤠

The Kindergarten Fiesta celebrates the end of the Texas History studies for our Kindergarten students!  There was dancing, singing and loads of fun. Thanks to all who helped out with our Fiesta celebration!

In April our Middle School Robotics team competed in the GEAR Robotics Competition. Robotics is one elective choice that allows students the opportunity to use our recently added robotics lab to prepare for competition. In addition to the challenging curriculum and hands-on lab experiences, students are able to experience many aspects of a STEM curriculum that engages learning and prepares them for future success.

Students participating include Cade Brewer, Octavio Cervera, Sebastian Cervera, Riley Crawford, Gurvir Gill, Quinn Helton, Kagan Hernandez, Weston Henthorn, Bella Molligan, Madeline Nichols, Kirby Riggs, Zoey Scranton, Liam Skinner, Kenedee Valdez, Deklan White.

In addition, the following teams received special awards:

GEAR Robotics Programming Award
Octavio Cervera
Sebastian Cervera
Riley Crawford
Deklan White

2022 Gear Robotics Frenship ISD League – 3rd Place
Cade Brewer
Gurvir Gill
Weston Henthorn
Kirby Riggs
Liam Skinner
Eli Kerby

There is a flurry of activity in the high school as our seniors prepare for graduation!  It’s been a busy month for all of our high school students with lots to celebrate.

The high school held its student council election for the 2022-2023 school year. Congratulations to our newly elected council members!

President – Campbell Howe
Vice-President – Calvin Carpenter
Secretary – Ashlyn Simek
Treasurer – Joshua Eckert
Historian – Luke Rushing
Publicity – Campbell Carper

SAVE THE DATE… All High School students are welcome to attend and celebrate their fellow teammates and friends! Senior Parents:  Please email Cindy Taylor 2 to 3 of your favorite sports photos of your senior athlete.  It’s not necessary to send action shots – candid photos at sporting events will work too!

CLASS OF 2022 HONORED WITH BACCALAUREATE SERVICE
Twenty-one graduating seniors were honored during the Baccalaureate Celebration honoring the 2022 Senior Class. The festivities began with special music from sophomore Owen Aycock on his cello accompanied by pianist Dana McNeice.  This was followed with a traditional processional of high school faculty and seniors along with a bagpipe serenade.

School Chaplain, The Reverend Paige McKay, led the school’s worship service and homily addressing all of the soon-to-be graduates who include some who she has known since preschool.  It was a special moment.

At the end of the service, High School Counselor Gwen Belk shared the seniors’ college plans with a preliminary announcement regarding the class scholarship earnings that already total more than 4.5 million with dollars still coming in!