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All Saints Catholic School is an interparochial school, originally founded to continue quality Catholic education in the Millcreek Cluster area of Wilmington.
Our school is a regional school within the Catholic Diocese of Wilmington with a focus on Science, Technology, Religion, Engineering, Arts and Mathematics (STREAM).
To support and enhance STREAM programs, our school day is longer than the traditional school model.
Students at All Saints Catholic School begin their day at 7:45 am and conclude by 3:15 pm. The campus includes an elementary classroom building, middle school building, a full size gymnasium and social hall. The elementary building has two floors plus a lower level.
The first floor houses offices, nurse's room, faculty room, and classrooms.
Classrooms, a library, music room, counselor's office and the business offices are on the second floor.
The lower level of the building is a large gathering area used for morning prayer and school assemblies flanked by two smaller areas; a chapel and and a room for our after/before care programs.The middle school building houses classrooms, a computer lab, art room, a second science lab, counselor`s office, three small group instruction classrooms and a meeting room. All classrooms are enhanced with computer technology for student and teacher use in addition to Smartboards that are available at all grade levels. We have a number of laptops and iPads available for student use everyday. Students are also permitted to bring in their own device from home (iPad, Kindle, Surface, Nook, etc.) to aid in the learning process.The full size gymnasium is used for all physical education classes, school programs and events.
In addition the gym is home to the All Saints Catholic School Crusaders athletic activities.Students use the social hall as a cafeteria that offers a hot lunch program daily.
The facility also has dining areas for students that may require special arrangements. The campus offers ample parking for student arrival and departure on a daily basis.
The administration of All Saints Catholic School strive to make Catholic education accessible for families seeking a Catholic education for their children. We have a significant pool of financial aid available!
Club or Organization: Academic, Math League, Science Olympiad, Tech Team, Yearbook
School Notes
All Saints Catholic School Blends Progressive Academics in a
Faith-Centered EnvironmentAll Saints Catholic School, the
diocesan regional elementary school in Wilmington, Delaware, has
successfully transformed to a school blending the vision of a STEM
education while remaining true to its faith-based roots. The
school, now entering its sixth year serving five parish
communities, has built upon its Science, Technology, Engineering
and Math foundation with additional emphasis on religion and the
arts.Under the direction of Principal Dr. Mary Elizabeth
Muir, ASCS has enhanced its science offerings through a robotics
class, where students have hands-on experience with various types
of robots and gain an understanding of both the engineering inside
of them, as well as theirresponsibleuse in our daily
lives andhow they help to peacefully problem solve the
complex challenges of our world. "Today`s students are so at ease
with technology," said Dr. Muir. "We want to continue to
expose them to not just the science of today, but the technology
that will stimulate their minds and their creativity throughout
their entire lives."As a faith community, school days are
encircled in prayer and students regularly celebrate the
sacraments. Additionally,emphasis is placed on art,
music, and physical education as a means of developing the whole
child. Through the initiative of the ASCS Home and School
Association, the entire student population participates in a
Service-A-Thon in October during which every student provided
service to the school, parishioners, and the local ommunity.
This event represented approximately 500 hours of service.
Each month students also participate in a "Living Our Faith"
service program with their families providing age appropriate forms
of service with and to their families and
communities.Students can participate in a wide variety
of academic competitions, clubs and special events. Every
day at All Saints, students can be found studying for Math League
competitions, preparing for Science Olympiad events, rehearsing for
the school play, or reading a speech for the Declamation
competition. "I am amazed every day at the wide variety of
activities in which our students participate, said Dr. Muir.
"Whether it is academic activities, athletics, or service events,
the school is a vibrant reflection of the interests of our
students."The Mission Statement of ASCS reads "While modeling
Gospel values, the school incorporates a STEM approach to teaching
and learning in order to prepare its population for the challenges
of a global society." All Saints Catholic School has
succeeded in delivering on that promise, and is poised to continue
providing the educational and faith-centered foundation that
students will need to succeed throughout their lives.
Source: Verified school update
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does All Saints Catholic School cost?
All Saints Catholic School's tuition is approximately $6,400 for private students.
What is the acceptance rate of All Saints Catholic School?
The acceptance rate of All Saints Catholic School is 90%, which is lower than the national average of 91%.
What sports does All Saints Catholic School offer?
All Saints Catholic School offers 7 interscholastic sports: Baseball, Basketball, Cross Country, Soccer, Softball, Track and Field and Volleyball.
When is the application deadline for All Saints Catholic School?
The application deadline for All Saints Catholic School is rolling (applications are reviewed as they are received year-round).
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