Academics
The pursuit of content mastery alongside character development.
Our curriculum is continually evaluated to focus on the development and mastery of the values we believe contribute to the most successful graduate and human: Portrait of a Saint. These values are built in the classroom, in Chapel, through service learning, advisory and in SEL lessons. Our faculty are evaluated on these same values to ensure they are growing and modeling what we teach.
Portrait of a Saint
A Faithful Community Member
Saints value placing God at the center, time for spiritual reflection and the intentional practice of wisdom, compassion and great humility. They honor the religious, spiritual and ethical traditions of each member of our diverse community.
Guided by Integrity
Saints treat others with honesty, kindness and respect.
An Effective Communicator
Saints communicate clearly in all forms, appreciating that communication is two way; they listen well and are civil in discourse.
A Valuable Collaborator
Saints engage with others to achieve a common goal. They use skills intentionally to increase understanding, build relationships, resolve conflict and foster unity.
A Creative Problem Solver
Saints persevere when challenged and appreciate the journey of learning. Saints are resilient, reflective and imaginative in search of the best solutions to complex problems.
An Empathetic Global Citizen
Saints value and embrace diverse cultures and unique perspectives through mutual respect and open dialogue. They believe in inclusivity and demonstrate personal, social and civic responsibility.
Committed to Personal Growth
Saints develop character traits and personal capacities that lead to personal well-being and professional success. They are joyfully curious and intrinsically motivated to cultivate attitudes and skills to engage meaningfully with the world.
The All Saints' Curriculum Foundation
Established in 1997 by the Lee and Ramona Bass Foundation, The All Saints' Curriculum Foundation is celebrated for honoring classical tenets through the development of distinctive programs within our History and Classics departments, as well as fostering a community-wide appreciation for our School's intellectual heritage. The Foundation’s purpose is to support the School in the development of an interdisciplinary teaching approach to the political, artistic, literary and philosophical achievement of Western Civilization.
We believe the Curriculum Foundation has propelled All Saints' to a position as a nationwide leader in excellent integrative education, built something important and lasting for our community, and truly enriched the lives of our students. We are forever grateful to the Lee and Ramona Bass Foundation for their gracious gift that has helped shape All Saints' and inspired our School to reach even higher.
