Scholarships

The Head’s Scholarship Award is a merit award granted to a select number of current All Saints’ students who have consistently excelled in their academic performance and demonstrated a high degree of servant leadership and character in everything they do.  
 
Students will be recommended by School administrators and invited to apply.

• Entering Grade 8, 9, 10 
• Completion of  Head's Scholarship Application
• Achievement of minimum 96 overall average for the last three years (Note: If student has attended All Saints’ less than three years, he/she must have a 96 average at All Saints’ and from his/her previous school) 
• Demonstration of exemplary character and servant leadership through service learning projects within the larger community and cocurricular/extracurricular involvement 
• Completion of character reference letter written by a non-relative who has worked with the student outside of a school setting
• Completion of recommendation letters written by two current teachers 
• Interview with Head’s Scholar Committee and write an essay on the prompt provided (applicants will be contacted to schedule these)

• 50% tuition renewable annually through Grade 12 
• Other fees and expenses are not included in Award 

1. Candidate completes eligibility requirements, including the Head's Scholar Application. 
2. Candidate submits character reference letter to MaryTracy@aseschool.org.
3. Current teachers send letters of recommendation to MaryTracy@aseschool.org. 
4. Candidates interview with the Head’s Scholarship Selection Committee and write an essay in response to the prompt provided.
5. The Head’s Scholarship Selection Committee will review all applications and select recipients based on a combination of grades, test scores, interview, essay, character reference, teacher recommendations, servant leadership qualities and involvement in extracurricular activities. Award recipients will be notified in late spring. 

To be eligible for annual renewal of the Head's Scholar Award while enrolled at All Saints’ Episcopal School, students must:

• Maintain a minimum 96 overall grade average 
• Continue to demonstrate ongoing exemplary character and servant leadership through service learning projects within the larger community and co-curricular/extracurricular involvement 
• Continue to explore and display drive and passion in one or more co-curricular/extracurricular activities, including but not limited to fine arts, athletics, special interest academic areas, environmental initiatives, student-led clubs, etc.  
• Enroll in the most challenging curricula, when applicable, such as Honors level, AP and/or Classics Diploma track classes and for the Tad Bird Honors College 

The Saints’ Scholarship Award is a merit award granted to a select number of students who are entering their first year at All Saints', who have consistently excelled in their academic performance and demonstrated a high degree of servant leadership and character in everything they do. 

Applicants are responsible for ensuring ALL requirements for consideration are in the Admission Office by the deadline.  

Saints’ Scholar Application Deadline: February 14, 2025

• Entering Grade 5-11 
• Completion of  Saints Scholarship Application
• Achievement of minimum 94 overall average for the last three years 
• Demonstration of exemplary character and servant leadership through service learning projects within the larger community and co-curricular/extracurricular involvement   
• Completion of admission testing. 
• Completion of two character reference letters (in addition to Admission application requirements, if applicable) from a non-relative who has worked with your child outside of a school setting.  

• Grant award varies (50% maximum); renewable annually through Grade 12 
• Other fees and expenses are not included in Award 

1. Candidate completes eligibility requirements, including the Saints Scholarship Application 
2. Candidate submits two character reference letters (in addition to Admission Application requirements, if applicable). 
3. Candidate submits description of service-learning projects within the larger community (note which ones are in excess of school required community service) and co-curricular/extracurricular activities. 

4. The Saints’ Scholarship Selection Committee will review all completed applications submitted by February 14, 2025.  

To be eligible for annual renewal of Saints’ Scholarship Award while enrolled at All Saints’ Episcopal School, students must: 

• Maintain a minimum 92 overall grade average 
• Continue to demonstrate ongoing exemplary character and servant leadership through service learning projects within the larger community and co-curricular/extracurricular involvement 
• Continue to explore and display drive and passion in one or more co-curricular/extracurricular activities, including but not limited to fine arts, athletics, special interest academic areas, environmental initiatives, student-led clubs, etc.  
• Enroll in the most challenging curricula, when applicable, such as Honors level, AP and/or Classics Diploma track classes and for the Tad Bird Honors College 

The All Saints’ Episcopal School Edward E. Ford Foundation Endowed Scholarship was created in January 2009 with a grant from the Ford Foundation, matched 3:1 by the All Saints’ community. Endowed scholarships provide invaluable educational access to students who otherwise would not be able to afford the academic opportunity and privilege of attending an independent school like All Saints’ Episcopal. The scholarship, which is open to new students entering grade 9 or 10, is awarded to one student every three to four years. The recipient will have consistently excelled in academic performance and demonstrated a high degree of servant leadership and character in everything they do.

The Ford Foundation Scholarship will be available for the 2026-2027 school year.

• Entering Grade 9 or 10
• Completion of Ford Foundation Scholarship Application, in addition to all required elements of Application for Admission
• Demonstration of financial need through Tuition Assistance Application Process
• Achievement of minimum 94 overall average for the last three years
• Demonstration of exemplary character and servant leadership through service learning projects within the larger community and co-curricular/extracurricular involvement
• Completion of two character reference letters (in addition to Admission application requirements, if applicable) from a non-relative who has worked with your child outside of a school setting

• 75% tuition renewable annually through Grade 12, based on annual tuition
• Grant may be combined with additional tuition assistance
• Other fees and expenses are not included in Award

1. Candidate completes eligibility requirements, including the Ford Foundation Scholarship Application.
2. Candidate submits two character reference letters (in addition to Admission Application requirements, if applicable).
3. Candidate submits description of service-learning projects within the larger community (note which ones are in excess of school required community service) and co-curricular/extracurricular activities.
4. The Ford Foundation Scholarship Selection Committee will review all completed applications.

To be eligible for annual renewal of the Ford Foundation Scholarship Award while enrolled at All Saints’ Episcopal School, students must: 

• Maintain a minimum 92 overall grade average
• Continue to demonstrate ongoing exemplary character and servant leadership through service learning projects within the larger community and co-curricular/extracurricular involvement 
• Continue to explore and display drive and passion in one or more co-curricular/extracurricular activities, including but not limited to fine arts, athletics, special interest academic areas, environmental initiatives, student-led clubs, etc.  
• Enroll in the most challenging curricula, when applicable, such as Honors level, AP and/or Classics Diploma track classes and for the Tad Bird Honors College 

The Ann L. & Carol Green Rhodes Fine Arts Scholarship Award provides need-based tuition assistance for a bright, deserving student who illustrates a passion for the arts.  Each year, funds from the Ann L. & Carol Green Rhodes Trust’s endowment gift to All Saints’ Episcopal School are utilized to provide half of the tuition for one current or prospective student in the Upper School, who meets the eligibility requirements. 

The Rhodes Fine Arts Scholarship will be available for the 2025-2026 school year.

• Entering Grade 9, 10 or 11 
• Completion of  Rhodes Fine Arts Scholarship Application, in addition to all required elements of Application for Admission 
• Demonstration of participation in, and passion for, the arts  
• Demonstration of financial need through Tuition Assistance Application Process

• 50% tuition renewable annually through Grade 12 
• Other fees and expenses are not included in Award  

1. Candidate completes eligibility requirements, including the Rhodes Fine Arts Scholarship Application.
2. Candidate uploads two reference letters (in addition to Admission Application requirements) specifically addressing his/her fine arts participation and achievement. 
3. Candidate uploads 2-minute video demonstrating passion for the arts.
4. The Rhodes Fine Arts Scholarship Selection Committee will review all completed applications submitted.
5. Selection Committee chooses finalists based on all components of the application.
6. Finalist interviews will then take place.

The Rhodes Fine Arts Scholarship Award is renewable through graduation, provided the student maintains acceptable academic, behavioral and community standards, as well as continued involvement in the arts at All Saints'. Continuing support is also dependent upon the student's family completing the required paperwork and qualifying for financial aid each year.

In 2006, the Alumni Association Board of All Saints’ Episcopal School established the Kent Henning Alumni Scholarship Endowment in honor of Kent Henning, the School’s first Director of Alumni Relations and founder of the Alumni Association. It was created to offer additional financial support for alumni legacy families enrolled in the School.    

The Kent Henning Alumni Scholarship Award is a need-based award granted to a select number of new and continuing alumni legacy families who uphold and reinforce the values and ideals of All Saints' Episcopal School. The family must also display engagement in the School community through prior or current service in the Alumni Association and/or parent organizations.  

Each year, the Alumni Association Board hosts the All Saints’ Clay Shoot event to raise money for the Endowment; other donor gifts may be designated to support the Endowment as well. While the Alumni Association Board determines the number of awards and financial benefit of each, a separate Kent Henning Alumni Scholarship Award selection committee reviews all applications and grants the award(s). The award(s) is/are intended to supplement financial aid for the upcoming academic year.

Applicants are responsible for ensuring ALL requirements for consideration are in the Admission Office by the deadline.  

Kent Henning Scholarship Application Deadline:  January 31, 2025

• Alumni* legacy families with students entering EC-12  
• Display engagement in the School community through prior or current service in the Alumni Association and/or parent organizations
• Demonstration of financial need through Tuition Assistance Application Process
• Completion of Kent Henning Alumni Scholarship Award Application

*A Legacy family is defined as a family who has one or more students enrolled in EC-12 with one or more parents who graduated from the School, completed the highest grade available at the time, or are former students.  

• Scholarship amount and number of awards are decided by the Alumni Association Board
• The award(s) are not renewable, but may recur 

Candidate completes eligibility requirements, including the Kent Henning Alumni Scholarship Award Application 

• Finalists are selected by the Kent Henning Alumni Scholarship Award selection committee
• Notification will come on re-enrollment contract