Message from the Principal:

Dear visitors to the All Saints Academy School Website,

               It is my pleasure to speak with you about this amazing school.  You may think that just because I work here I say this, but I truly believe this statement to be true.  In today’s world we hope to nurture and guide the young people to recognize a world of hope, love, charity, and forgiveness.  We want them to look at others through the eyes of God and see all the good that has been created for the world.  Every moment of every day may not yield total joy or happiness, but we believe that with the strength and support of others and God we can move past the hurtful moments and see God working in our lives.

               Here at All Saints Academy, we have a school of diverse learners working with skilled staff and faculty to become the people we were created to be.  We look beyond the immediate differences to find how we are alike in the eyes of God.  Guiding these young people by helping them with problem solving, critical thinking, moral development, forgiveness, and care is something we work on daily.

Our curriculum is developed by the Diocese of Columbus and utilizes the Common Core standards and 21^st century skills to help the students learn in a way that will help them when they leave our building.  Religion is taught daily and is a core element of who we are.  We do accept students from all religions, race, color, or ethnicity, but our Catholic identity is strong and all students participate in the religion activities of the school.

               We have a Principal Advisory Board that helps with building decisions and work.  Some of their work includes the annual Career Day and Health Fair as well as a PR/Marketing group. We also have a Home and School Association (HASSA) who works to provide fundraising dollars, community activities, and cheerleaders for the school and staff.    Some of their events include skating parties, Lunch on the Lawn, Family dances, Charity drives, and more.  Volunteerism is both required and encouraged here at All Saints Academy and all families must complete as least 30 hours of service during the school year.  Our students in the junior high also are required to do service and younger students have this as a part of their classes as well.

               All Saints Academy has been a part of the community since 2004.  Prior to this, the building was known as Christ the King Elementary.  St. Thomas, St. Philip, and Christ the King elementary schools all combined under the direction of the Diocese of Columbus to become All Saints Academy.  There is rich tradition and I am happy to be a part of this community.  We hope that you find plenty of information from our website and if you have questions please contact us.  We would love to talk with you about this wonderful place.

Yours in Christ,