WELCOME TO
All Saints Episcopal Day School
We strive to create an academic, social, and spiritual climate where people learn, work, and play together with respect, responsibility, and understanding. That’s the All Saints Way.
Why an All Saints Education?
An All Saints education honors children’s natural gifts and talents while encouraging them to discover their passions. Students engage with the International Baccalaureate Programme alongside a close-knit set of like-minded peers who bring their best selves to the table each and every day. At All Saints, students develop the skills to build both a living and a life for themselves.
Thankfully, our students have not lost any ground academically during the pandemic. Read more about how the school has prevented learning loss and helped students to progress toward their International Baccalaureate goals.
UPCOMING EVENTS
1985
YEAR ESTABLISHED
15
AVERAGE CLASS SIZE
6:1
STUDENT TO TEACHER RATIO
15
AFTER SCHOOL ACTIVITIES
7.8 yrs
AVERAGE TENURE OF FACULTY
Mission & Values
All Saints Episcopal Day School is a diverse community committed to academic excellence and social responsibility for students from Nursery to Grade 8. At All Saints, we help children develop:
- A commitment to personal excellence
- The discipline and integrity to be successful in school and in life
- A responsibility for this planet and gratitude for its beauty
- A sense of spirituality through social action and service
- A sincere love of learning
ACADEMICS
Providing an environment
for students to grow and excel
Nursery (3’s), Pre-K4 & Kindergarten
Children are encouraged and supported as they take risks and engage in new challenges on their way to becoming successful, independent learners.
Grades 1-4
With the foundations developed in Early Childhood, our diverse student body continues to gain independence and take more ownership of their learning.
Grades 5-8
Middle School is a time of exceptional social, emotional, and cognitive growth. These years mark one of the most significant periods of growth and change in the human lifespan.
OUR SCHOOL
More About Our Community
After School & Enrichment
Spirituality & Service
Parents Association
TESTIMONIALS
What Parents are Saying
NEWS
News & Announcements
Grade 1 Milestone Project The Waffle Inn
During the Waffle Inn, Grade 1 students transform the Imagination Station into a restaurant with the house specialty being - you guessed it - waffles! Prior to the restaurant opening, each student must fill out an application explaining what job s/he would like and...
All Saints Sees Positive Growth in its Enrollment Numbers.
All Saints is pleased to announce that we are offering new class sections in some of our grades for the 2023-2024 school year. Please email our admissions office to ask whether we are adding a section in your child's grade. We will also continue to accept applications...
All Saints students’ academic scores remain on steady ground
A series of recent studies from organizations as diverse as the Harvard Graduate School of Education, McKinsey and the National Center of Educational Statistics (NCES) are driving concern about learning loss across all regions and socio-economic levels due to the...
Seventh Grade Year Long Service Project
At the start of the school year during the Month of the Young Adolescent, students learned about the importance of understanding issues related to food insecurity, food deserts, and food waste. Through their research they learned about how different communities...
A WORD FROM OUR HEAD OF SCHOOL
I hope you are prepared to fall in love with a new school and community. If you aren’t, be careful as you explore this website and the values and stories represented here. All Saints will draw you in and change your idea of what a school can be–both for your child and your family.
Tom Trigg
Interim Head of School
HAVE QUESTIONS?
FAQs
Please feel free to call 201-792-6292 or email admissions@allsaintsdayschool.org with any additional questions.
Where are you located?
Are you a religious school?
Established in 1985 as an outreach mission of All Saints Episcopal Parish, we were founded upon and espouse the sacred tenets of the Episcopal Church: to love our neighbors as ourselves, strive for justice and peace among all people, and respect the dignity of every human being.
We serve children of all faiths and embrace a view of spirituality that is broad and inclusive. We value religious diversity and provide opportunities for students to understand and appreciate a variety of different religious traditions and celebrations.
There is no compulsory worship or doctrine-based programming.
What is the application process?
Parents of all applicants must submit an online application which includes a parent essay as well as a teacher recommendation, Head of School recommendation and recent progress reports if applicable. Applicants will be invited for an observation visit and the parents will be invited for an interview.
In addition to the documentation mentioned above, applicants to Grades 5-7 must submit a student questionnaire. While not required, ISEE or SSAT test reports are appreciated.
Is there an age cut-off date?
Students must be three years old by September 1 of the year that they start Nursery, four years for the start of Pre-K by September 1, five years for the start of Kindergarten by September 1. This cut-off date policy stands until First Grade, when we will consider applicants who miss the cut-off.
Is your Nursery and Pre-Kindergarten a full-day or half-day program?
We offer two options for Nursery and Pre-Kindergarten:
– Full-day – 8:30-3:00
– Half-day – 8:30-11:15
We'd Love to Hear from You:
LOCATIONS
707 Washington Street, Hoboken, NJ, 07030
527 Clinton St, Hoboken, NJ 07030
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ADDRESS
707 Washington Street, Hoboken, NJ, 07030
527 Clinton St, Hoboken, NJ 07030
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