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An Evening with St. Nicholas – December 4
Please join All Saints Catholic School for our annual “Evening with St. Nicholas” on Thursday, December 4 at 7:00 PM in the church. The evening will begin with an Advent Prayer Service and traditional Advent carols in the church. The “Procession of the Shoes” will be led by St. Nicholas and Mother Seton.
Donate New Shoes for the House of Mercy
We will be collecting donations of new shoes, with the proceeds benefiting House of Mercy. Donation guidelines are as follows: NEW plain color tennis shoes in white, blue, black, tan or brown. No character sneakers, please.
Don’t miss this beautiful All Saints Advent tradition!
Have a question about volunteering or donations? Contact PTO event chair Mrs. Christine Breckley at christine.harkins@gmail.com.
Earn Up to $400 in Tuition Credit
Many of our applicants initially hear about All Saints through a personal referral from a school family. With this in mind, 11 years ago All Saints started a New Student Referral Program, through which current families receive a tuition credit of $200 for referring a new family to our school. We are happy to announce that All Saints has given out $33,100 in tuition credits since starting the program in 2008.
Registration for new families for the 2020-2021 school year begins on November 15. Now is a great time to spread the word about All Saints and to invite family and friends to visit our campus.
- Open Houses: November 14, January 9, and February 6 beginning at 9:00 AM.
- Wednesday Walkthroughs: 9:00 AM and 1:30 PM every Wednesday
- For general inquires or to schedule a tour, please contact admissions@allsaintsva.org or by phone at 703-393-1490
Next year your family could be one of the families to receive a tuition credit. For more information about the program, please see the New Student Referral Program Form.
Thank you for choosing All Saints for your family and for sharing the good news of Catholic education!
Welcome the Pilgrim Virgin Statue Home
One of the beautiful traditions of our school is the Pilgrim Virgin Statue Program whereby families are invited to host one of two statues of Our Lady of Fatima in their home for one week. While the statue is in the home, families are encouraged to pray together part of or the entire Rosary for the intentions of our school as well as their own private intentions. The presence of the Pilgrim Virgin Statue is certain to increase your devotion to Mary and to bring you and your family closer to her Son.
Families who wish to participate in this program may sign up on Track It Forward. (https://www.trackitforward.com/site/935959/event/983843)
Pick up time for the Statues at the front office is before 2:30 PM on Friday (unless otherwise noted) with a return time of before 9:00 AM the following Friday. Please be sure to sign in and out for the Statue in the Visitor Binder at the front desk.
Should you have any questions or would like more information, please contact the Pilgrim Virgin Statue Rotation Coordinator, Mrs. Fuzzy Reynolds or call (703-368-4400).
Pastor Appreciation
Thank you, Fr. Lee, for your spiritual leadership, dedication, prayerful example, joyfulness, generosity of spirit, and all your do to lead us to Christ.
Our Eagle Gets a Name!
Beginning last spring, there was a call to name the All Saints Eagle mascot. After many votes, the tallies have been counted and our Eagle has a name!
Without further ado, we introduce the All Saints Eagle, Cuthbert! Our eagle’s namesake is Saint Cuthbert who was known for his successful effort to protect birds in his native Northumbria, now Scotland. His feast day is September 4th, so we will make sure to plan special activities around that day for our own Cuthbert.
St. Cuthbert also is often depicted with the symbol of an Eagle in artwork. During this time of Covid-19, it is interesting that one of St. Cuthbert’s patronages is against epidemics.
Donor Pledges $15,000 in Matching Gift Challenge
It is with great excitement that we share this outstanding news! An anonymous donor has pledged to match contributions made to the All Saints Catholic School Annual Fund up to $15,000 now through January 31, 2020.
This special Matching Gift Challenge means that every contribution made to our Annual Fund will now be matched dollar-for-dollar, making your gift go twice as far. The challenge is scheduled to run from now until January 31—or until $15,000 in matching donations have been reached.
Donations of any amount made by the deadline will be matched dollar-for-dollar up to the aggregate amount of $15,000. A $25 gift becomes $50, $50 becomes $100, $100 becomes $200, $500 becomes $1,000, and so on.
As a reminder, proceeds from our 2019-2020 Annual Fund will support the following:
- Broadcast Studio
Funds will be used to add a broadcast studio in the library to produce a student-run morning newscast and special video projects. - ActivPanels
Our original goal was to purchase 2 next-generation ActivPanels to replace older ActivBoards. With this generous Matching Gift, we now have the opportunity to exceed our original goal and purchase ActivPanels for all remaining classrooms waiting to upgrade!!
Double the Impact of your Gift
To participate in the Matching Gift Challenge, please print our Annual Fund brochure and send in your participation form through your child’s teacher or simply make a donation online by clicking the Donate Now link below.
With less than two weeks remaining in 2019, this is a great time to take advantage of potential year-end tax benefits by making your gift by December 31, 2019.
Donate to the Annual Fund
Annual Fund Supports Broadcast Studio & ActivPanels
All Saints Catholic School has officially kicked off its 2019-2020 Annual Fund: Empowering the Next Generation Campaign. We invite you to prayerfully reflect on the difference that All Saints makes in your child’s life and to show your support through:
- Gifts of Prayer
- Gifts of Involvement
- Gifts of Financial Participation
All proceeds from this year’s campaign will focus on expanding innovations in learning in the following areas.
- Studio space in the library to produce a student-run morning newscast and special video projects.
Goal = $5,000 - Next-Gen ACTIV Panels to replace ACTIV Boards
Goal = $10,000
Your gift – no matter the size – will benefit your child now and into the future as we invest in these state-of-the-art resources for our students.
All families should have received an Annual Fund brochure and letter that provides additional information. Parents are invited to support the initiative by visiting our Annual Fund page and completing the printable Annual Fund form or by making an online donation through our website.
In advance, thank you for your continued generous support of All Saints!
Robotics Team Wins 2nd Place in Robotics Skills Challenge
Congratulations to the three robotics teams from All Saints that participated in the tournament held on our campus on Saturday, November 9. 2019.
- 1st Place in the Teamwork Challenge – Team Parra Sharks (Matthew K., Chris M., Camden S., and Angelina Y.)
- 2nd Place in the Teamwork Challenge – Team Spidermans (Toby R., William O., and Diego P.)
- 2nd Place in the Skills Challenge – Team Rampage (Jeffrey C., Austin R., and Will F.)
Thank you, Mrs. DeVore and Mr. Roy, for coordinating all of the details for this first-ever event at All Saints and to Mr. Kreitzer for helping to coach our team!
Mother of Mercy Free Medical Clinic – Mother’s Day Outreach
One of the exciting changes at All Saints this year has been the introduction of “Middle
School Houses.” At the start of the year, all students in grades 6-8 were randomly
assigned a “house” named after a particular saint. Through weekly house meetings
each Friday, the students have participated in team-building activities, social
interactions and outreach to the local community. Additionally, the “House Moderators”
have had an opportunity to provide one-on-one guidance and academic coaching to the
students in their group.
One of the results of this initiative has been a stronger sense of belonging for our middle
school students. In the years ahead, the students will remain members of their “House”,
continuing to strengthen their relationships with one another while welcoming an
incoming class of sixth grade students each year.
As we approach the end of the school year, the Middle School Houses are sponsoring
an outreach project to benefit the Mother of Mercy Free Medical Clinic in
Manassas. For Mother’s Day they will be collecting grade-level donations and creating
“new mother bags” that will be made available to those in need. Our middle school
students will be collecting these items between April 29 – May 8, after which they will
organize and evenly distribute items into care packages for new mothers.
Your generous support of this outreach project will greatly benefit the ministry of the
Mother of Mercy Free Medical Clinic as they provide care to those less fortunate in our
community.
The following is a list of requested grade-level donations:
- Pre-Kindergarten – 2 Bottles of Baby Wash/Shampoo
- Kindergarten – New Receiving Blankets/Baby Blankets
- Grade 1 – Diapers/Baby Wipes
- Grade 2 – Diapers/Baby Wipes
- Grade 3 – New Burp Cloths
- Grade 4 – New Packages of Onesies
- Grade 5 – New Newborn Clothing (0-3 months)
- Grade 6 – Swaddle Blankets
- Grade 7 – 2 Sets of New Pacifiers
- Grade 8 – New Baby Bottle Feeding Sets
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