COVID-19 Updates

Yes. We have consulted with Dr. Mike Cowan, a pediatric concierge physician who has access to rapid COVID tests. He does not work for All Saints' in an official capacity but is able to see families as a third-party option. 

The CDC has a detailed explanation here. Friendly reminder that quarantine and isolation are preventative measures, not punishment. 

This is still under review but we have historically used 20% as a threshold for closing in the event of other contagious illnesses. For COVID, this would likely mean 20% in quarantine vs. 20% diagnosed but, again, it is under review.

We will continue to follow guidance from the CDC and TCPH. It is likely that once the case counts in Tarrant County are consistently declining and we have no COVID illness or suspected COVID illness in our All Saints' community, we may be able to roll back some of our safety/infection control guidelines.

We understand the challenges that this situation is having on everyone, and each situation is personal and unique. When a family's financial situation changes, and especially at a time like this, we will work with you to the best of our abilities. If you have questions about outstanding tuition payments for 2019-2020, please contact Sandee Sinquefield.

We will implement a refund policy for students who will not have access to dining services on predetermined days (MS/US students in the Hybrid Model, and any student who opted into Virtual Learning). Refunds will be based on an approximate price of $6.00 per day for dining services, and determined at the conclusion of the first semester, which allows administration to determine the duration of the Hybrid and Virtual Learning models employed per student. Each refund will first be credited to any outstanding balance, and subsequently paid by check. 

The Business Office will not be tracking or issuing refunds for periods when a student is in quarantine/isolation.

We ask that families notify their Division Head about utilizing the virtual option if they have traveled/will travel within the two weeks leading up to a return to campus and socialized in a group of 10+ people outside of your household for more than 15 minutes. Examples include attendance at resident camps or vacations with multiple families. This is a preventative measure to put the odds in our favor for a healthy and successful start of school.

Please refer to the FAQ at the bottom of our COVID-19 Updates page.

The general public, young and old, have struggled with properly wearing masks. We know children have a remarkable capacity for learning and adapting, especially when reinforced with repetition and positive role modeling. They won't be perfect all of the time but every chance we get to decrease risk and positively impact the health of our All Saints' community is important.

Yes, classmates are required to maintain social distance in the classroom as much as possible. When it is not possible or if they are working in small groups, everyone should wear their masks and limit this time to ten minutes.

EC students will be required to wear masks entering and exiting the buildings and during co-curriculars. They will be allowed to take their masks off while in their homerooms. Faculty will use face coverings. 

LS students will be required to wear masks at all times except during breaks when they can be adequately distanced from others. The TCHD strongly advises that masks provide a large degree of protection while everyone is masked. At this time, the TCHD recommends entire classrooms/cohorts be quarantined if there is an exposure in their room, whether or not they wore masks.