As we near the end of the 2022-2023 school year, we wish to share our updated end of year calendar of events.

As we near the end of the 2022-2023 school year, we wish to share our updated end of year calendar of events.
Sincere thanks to donors who have sponsored students in this annual All Saints tradition. Through your efforts and generosity, we have raised over $27,000 so far, which will directly benefit students and teachers. In these last days of the campaign, we remain over $7,000 short of our school goal.
Can we reach our goal and achieve 100% family participation by Race Day on Thursday? We need your help. Please visit pledgestar.com/saints to sponsor your student and help spread the word by sharing your student’s page with relatives and friends.
Thank you for your support, and we hope you can join us to cheer on the students as they run the Race for Education on Thursday!
Art, Drama, Musical Theatre Camps for K-12
Returning July 10-21, Broadway Spotlight and Drama Bootcamp trains campers in Acting, Improv, Song & Dance and concludes their week with a show for families!
Art Camps incorporate many special projects in different mediums that all go on display in an end of week Art Show. Most of the professional instructors teach in our Diocesan Schools and bring a myriad of experience in their specialties.
Camps are designed to be both fun and challenging with a goal to aid campers in their growth in the arts within a safe environment.
Through April 15th, all camps are $25 off plus everyone gets a free t-shirt. Learn more and register at www.SpotlightSummerCamps.com
Watch our NJHS Videos about the Food Drive
During this Lenten season, we are pleased to announce that All Saints will be hosting its third annual Bread of Life Food Drive (BOLD) to benefit the All Saints’ Bethany Food Pantry and Catholic Charities’ St. Lucy Project. We are excited to once again partner with the University of Notre Dame Club of Staten Island on this nationwide food drive.
Here are details about this community service initiative to assist individuals and families in our local community in need of food assistance.
When will the food drive take place?
All Saints Bread of Life Food Drive will run from Monday, March 30 – March 31, 2023. All Saints students from the National Junior Honor Society (NJHS) will help organize the drive.
Where does the food go?
Almost a quarter of a million people in the Arlington Diocese are “food insecure,” meaning they do not know where their next meal will come from. Our school’s Bread of Life Food Drive will benefit the St. Lucy Project and All Saints’ Bethany Food Pantry to assist families and individuals living within Manassas, Manassas Park and Prince William County.
What can you do to help?
During the drive, your child(ren) can bring in food donations in the morning and leave them in the boxes that will be outside of their classrooms. Donations can also be brought to the All Saints school office (Monday – Thursday) between the hours of 8:00 AM–3:30 PM.
What food should I donate to All Saints Bread of Life Food Drive?
During the first week of the drive, we will be collecting non-perishable food per the chart below. During the second week, we are adding some fresh fruits and vegetables to our collection. Please see the grade level list below:
Grade Level | Week of March 20 | Week of March 31 |
Pre-Kindergarten | Canned Soup | Juice Boxes |
Kindergarten | Pasta | Mac & Cheese |
First Grade | Peanut Butter, Jelly | Rice |
Second Grade | Brownie/Cookie Mix | Oranges |
Third Grade | Beans (canned/dried) | Carrots |
Fourth Grade | Canned Meat* | Oil |
Fifth Grade | Cereal and Oatmeal | Canned Tomatoes |
Sixth Grade | Canned Vegetables | Peppers |
Seventh Grade | Canned Fruit | Potatoes |
Eighth Grade | Pasta Sauce (no glass) | Onions |
Faculty/Staff | Maseca Flour/Flour | Sugar |
*Chicken, ham, beef or tuna
The grade level that brings in the most food will enjoy a Chick fil-A lunch, courtesy of the school. The grade level that donates the second largest amount of food will receive a dress-down day, and third place will receive extra recess.
If you have any questions about our 2023 Bread of Life Food Drive, please contact Janis DeVore at jdevore@allsaintsva.org.
Thank you in advance for your generosity and support of the Bread of Life Food Drive to benefit those in need of food assistance during this Lenten season.
All Saints Bread of Life Campaign Brochure
Sincere thanks to the University of Notre Dame Club of Staten Island for their organizational and logistical support.
I’m excited to share with you that All Saints Catholic School is now ranked #1 among schools in Virginia for participation in First in Math!
We congratulate Connor P. (6thGrade) who is ranked #1 and Xavier D. (1stGrade) who is ranked #5 among individual students in the state. We also congratulate the other 31 students in our school who are now included in the top 100 students in Virginia for completion of math problems through First in Math.
In recognition of these accomplishments and the early success of this program at All Saints, all students will enjoy free ice cream during lunch on Tuesday!
Today, Ash Wednesday, we begin our Lenten journey. Again this year, our school community will participate in Catholic Relief Services’ (CRS) Rice Bowl initiative, a faith-in-action program that invites us to encounter anew ourselves, our neighbors, and our God.
Each of the students has received a cardboard rice bowl into which they can place their donations during Lent. All of the funds will benefit CRS Rice Bowl which is sponsored by Catholic Relief Services, the official international humanitarian agency of the Catholic community in the United States. Catholic Relief Services is motivated by the example of Jesus Christ to assist poor and suffering people in more than 100 countries on the basis of need, without regard to race, religion, or nationality.
While the act of sacrificial giving is an important part of our Lenten tradition, the experience takes on even greater meaning when our students understand the plight of those less fortunate and recognize the difference that they can make to alleviate suffering. So that the children may develop this appreciation of the needs of those around the world, each week of Lent the teachers will lead discussions and lessons using the materials made available by Catholic Relief Services. It is our hope that these conversations will inspire sacrificial giving among our students as they place their contributions into their Rice Bowls. At the end of Lent, families will be asked to convert the contributions from their children into a check to be submitted to All Saints after which our school will forward all of the funds to the diocese.
Here are some strategies that you may wish to consider in shaping your family’s Lenten plan:
For more information, including spiritual reflections, short video presentations on the topic of Lent, and
virtual Stations of the Cross, please see the link below.
Divine Mercy Chaplet – During Lent
Again this year, we will introduce our students to the Chaplet of Divine Mercy, another devotion of our Church. With this in mind, we will pray the modified prayer found below at the close of the day in place of the Hail Mary on Fridays during Lent.
Helpful resources and the history of the Divine Mercy Chaplet can be found at the following link.
https://www.thedivinemercy.org/message/devotions/pray-the-chaplet
Please join All Saints Catholic School on April 1st for our Annual Running with the Saints 5K. Starting at All Saints Catholic School, our race course winds through nearby Manassas neighborhoods. The event features RaceWire timing for race enthusiasts, musical entertainment, and a family-friendly atmosphere.
Runners and walkers of all ability levels are welcome!
Saturday, April 1, 2023 at 8:00 AM
All Saints Catholic School
9294 Stonewall Rd
Manassas, VA 20110
Early Bird Pricing until 2/28:
Adults: $25 / Children: $15
See our Running with the Saints 5K Race page
for registration and sponsorship information!
All Saints students gathered as part of our Catholic Schools Week celebration to test their knowledge of the Catholic faith in the school’s 12th Annual Catholic Cup. Winners of classroom competitions from grades 4-8 advanced to the final round of the Catholic Cup, an academic-style competition with questions related to Catholic theology and teaching.
Congratulations to our 2023 Catholic Cup winner Quinton V. and to our runner-up, Annie T.
We thank Fr. Daniel Ruewer, Mrs. Bill, and Mrs. Starrs for serving as judges, and Mr. Tessier and Mrs. Bill for serving as coordinators. This uplifting event provided a wonderful way for all of our students, those directly participating and those in the audience, to celebrate their knowledge of our Catholic faith.
All Saints Catholic School will host an Open House for prospective parents for the 2023-24 school year on Thursday, March 2 at 7:00 PM. Following a presentation and introduction, tours of the facility will be provided. Plan to attend and experience the dynamic, Catholic environment of All Saints Catholic School.
To RSVP for the Open House, please complete our online Open House Registration Form. For questions or more information, please contact Mrs. Mary Rodriguez at 571-516-3170 or admissions@allsaintsva.org.