After School Care, Enrichment and High School Placement

In addition to our rigorous academics, All Saints offers a wide variety of extracurricular activities, after school opportunities, and enrichment programs to support a comprehensive and well-rounded educational experience.

Early Drop Off and After School Care

Early Drop Off and After School Care is a service for working families with schedules outside the normal hours of the school day.

Early Drop Off is available for all grades and after school care is available for Pre-K3 through Grade 3.

CHIRP Program (PreK3 -1st Grade)
At All Saints, our CHIRP after school programming is where our youngest Riverhawks find their voice through inquiry, imagination, friendship, and purposeful play. Rather than simply providing after-school care, CHIRP extends the All Saints IB experience beyond the school day, giving our youngest learners a curated place to explore, create, connect, and grow.
*Grade 1 is also able to participate in enrichment programming at the Washington campus. They will be walked to the Clinton Campus by a CHIRP staff member afterwards for continued care.
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After Care (Grades 1, 2 and 3)
Daily activities are tailored to the developmental needs of students, and include time for for supervised homework and outdoor play.

Study Hall & Homework Club (4th-8th Grade)
Offered on Mondays and Thursday, Study Hall is staffed by All Saints teachers who provide students with support in homework completion, organization, planning and the review of academic concepts. Homework Club is offered on Tuesdays and Wednesdays and provided a quiet, supervised setting for students to work independently on homework.

Hours of Operation:
Early Drop Off: 7:30 to 8:05am (Washington Campus) or 7:30 to 8:15 am (Clinton Campus)
After School Program: 3:00 to 6:00pm (Clinton Campus)

Before School Care and the After School Program will operate every school day in accordance with the All Saints Day School Calendar. The After School Program is not available on days when school is closed early.

For information on enrollment and fees, please access the All Saints Parent Portal or contact Brian Coniglio.

All Saints Enrichment Program Mission

What happens after 3:00 matters just as much as what happens before! The All Saints Enrichment program is where confidence is built. Where passions are discovered. Where friendships grow and where leadership begins. That’s why All Saints offers one of the area’s most comprehensive after-school experiences designed to grow with your child from Preschool through Middle School!

Enrichment program courses are offered for All Saints’ students at all grade levels. Click here to review the Fall 2026 After School Enrichment Catalog

All Saints Clubs

Middle School students have the opportunity to join a variety of clubs that meet at lunch time or after school. In addition, students can propose clubs if they can identify a faculty advisor. Below is a sampling of offerings.

National Junior Art Honor Society

This unique organization showcases students’ artistic abilities, promotes art education, and implements arts-based community service.

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National Jr. Art Honor Society

This unique organization provides an opportunity to showcase students’ artistic abilities, promote art education, and implement arts based community service. By becoming a member you will be initiated into an organization that includes thousands of other Middle School students across the country. NJAHS at All Saints has completed a mural for the school play yard, created live art at the annual Youth Rocks Out for Ecuador Show, taught art to students during Youth Art Month and added gorgeous elements to the Endangered Species Hat Show and so much more! In order to maintain your status in NJAHS you must sustain an A- average (90 and up) and participate in NJAHS meetings and activities. To be eligible for NJAHS you must also have no lower than an A- in art the prior year.

Eco Saints Club

Eco Saints is dedicated to All Saints’ mission to help develop “a responsibility for this planet and gratitude for its beauty.” 

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Eco Saints Club

EcoSaints is dedicated to All Saints’ mission to help develop “a responsibility for this planet and gratitude for its beauty.” Founded simultaneously with our Middle School, EcoSaints won a $10,000 Lexus challenge award in 2010 for their work towards banning the plastic bag. More recently, students have engaged in green initiatives throughout the school and worked to maintain the worm bins, which provide castings for our beautiful school gardens.

Service Club

Saints-4-Service Club is made up of students in Grades 4-8 who are committed to making the world a better place. 

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Service Club

Saints-4-Service Club is made up of students in grades 4-8 who are committed to making the world a better place. Students volunteer their time each week to work on a variety of projects to help our school, our city, and our world. This year students decided to split our club into three focus areas- animals, people, and the environment. Students are working on a wide range of projects including care packages for homeless people, fundraising for the Liberty Science Center, and gardening and tree planting in Hoboken.
The club is run by Ms. Nguyen, Ms. Wisniewski, and Ms. Beesley. We meet weekly on Wednesdays from 3:15-4:15.

Athletics at All Saints

Individual achievement is certainly encouraged at All Saints, but the real focus in athletics is on teamwork and developing a healthy competitive spirit. The attitude that a team brings to every event reflects the love for the sport or activity and the belief in the team. All Saints offers a competitive basketball team, after school enrichment programs that introduce students to athletic skills, and assistance to parents in networking with the extensive community of organized athletics offered in our urban environment.

Students in Third through Eighth Grade are eligible to play basketball as part of the Hoboken Department of Recreation’s School League. Each of our basketball teams practice at least once a week from December to March, with each season typically running from January to March.

All Saints High School Placement

In her role as Director of Secondary School Guidance, Dr. Nicole Engelke supports students and their families as they transition to high school. Finding the best fit for each of our individual students is of primary importance. The school regularly networks with schools of interest, organizes opportunities for strengthening interview skills and test prep skills, and communicates with families regarding school fairs and Open House opportunities, application deadlines, recommendations and application essay writing.

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LOCATIONS

707 Washington Street, Hoboken, NJ, 07030

527 Clinton St, Hoboken, NJ 07030

 

CONTACT

info@allsaintsdayschool.org

201-792-0736

 

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