Art, Drama, Musical Theatre Camps for K-12 in a Catholic setting
Are you ready to “leap” into a summer your child will always remember?
Since 2004, Spotlight on the Arts Summer Camps has offered Broadway Spotlight, Drama Bootcamp, Art Explorer, and Arts & Crafts Fun Camp to hundreds of Diocesan families and friends. This July 7th – 18th, young people are invited to experience top level instruction as they engage in creative fun through Acting, Visual Art, Music, and more! The camps are taught by professional Catholic educators very accomplished in their area of expertise. Each week concludes with either an Art Showcase or a Theatrical Performance by the campers.
Prices are frozen in 2025 and through March 31st, all camps are $35 off plus everyone gets a free t-shirt. Additionally, there are extra discounts for families that enroll 3 or more kids!
“For I was hungry and you gave me food.” – Matthew 25:35
During this Lenten season, we are pleased to announce that All Saints will be hosting its fifth annual Colecta de Alimentos Pan de Vida (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.
Aquí están los detalles sobre esta iniciativa de servicio comunitario para ayudar a las personas y familias en nuestra comunidad local que necesitan asistencia alimentaria.
¿Cuándo se llevará a cabo la colecta de alimentos?
La colecta de alimentos de Todos los Santos Pan de Vida se llevará a cabo desde Monday, March 17 – Friday, March 28, 2025La colecta de alimentos de Pan de Vida de Todos los Santos será desde el lunes, 30 de marzo – 31 de marzo de 2023. Los estudiantes de Todos los Santos de la Sociedad Nacional Juvenil de Honores (NJHS, por sus siglas en inglés) ayudarán a organizar la campaña.
¿Adónde va la comida?
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.
¿Qué puedes hacer para ayudar?
Durante la campaña, su(s) hijo(s) puede(n) traer donaciones de alimentos por la mañana y dejarlas en las cajas que estarán fuera de sus salones de clase. Las donaciones también se pueden llevar a la oficina de la escuela de Todos los Santos (de lunes a jueves) entre las 8:00 a. m. y las 3:30 p. m.
¿Qué alimentos debo donar a la colecta de alimentos Pan de Vida de Todos los Santos?
Durante la primera semana de la campaña, recolectaremos alimentos no perecederos según el cuadro a continuación. Durante la segunda semana, agregaremos algunas frutas y verduras frescas a nuestra colección. Consulte la lista de niveles de grado a continuación:
Nivel de grado
Week of March 17
Week of March 24
Pre-Kínder
Sopa enlatada
Cajas de jugo
Kínder
Pasta
Mac & Cheese
Pimer Grado
Mantequilla De Maní, Mermelada
Arroz
Segundo Grado
Mezcla de galletas y brownies
Naranjas
Tercer Grado
Frijoles (enlatados/secos)
Zanahoria
Cuarto Grado
Carnes enlatadas
Aceite
Quinto Grado
Cereales y avena
Tomates enlatados
Sexto Grado
Vegetales enlatados
Pimientos
Séptimo Grado
Canned Fruit
Papas
Octavo Grado
Salsa de Pasta (sin vidrio)
Cebollas
Facultad y Empleados
Harina Maseca/Harina
Azúcar
*Pollo, jamón, carne o atún
The grade level that brings in the most food will enjoy a pizza lunch, courtesy of the All Saints National Junior Honor Society, and a dress-down day. 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 2024 Bread of Life Food Drive, please contact Mrs. Janis DeVore at jdevore@allsaintsva.org.
Gracias de antemano por su generosidad y apoyo a la colecta de alimentos Pan de Vida para beneficiar a aquellos que necesitan asistencia alimentaria durante este tiempo de Cuaresma.
We are excited to announce the start of our first annual “Math Madness in March” championship challenge throughPrimero en matemáticas! The championship, modeled after March Madness, has begun this week with a qualifying round, generating the top/Sweet 16 classes in the school.
Each week, the bracket will continue; narrowing it down to the “Elite 8,” followed by the “Final 4,” and eventually the Championship! The winning class will be announced on Monday, March 31. Competition will be counted through weekly sticker counts. Students earn three stickers per problem solved in Primero en matemáticas.
The overall winning class will get to play a basketball game with Fr. Daniel as their reward!
As a reminder, students can log in through devices at home, as well, to access problems. If you need your child’s login information, please don’t hesitate to reach out to their homeroom teacher!
CYO registration for Girls Volleyball is now open through March 9, 2025.
Girls in 3rd-8th Grade are eligible to participate.
Practices will be once a week in the All Saints Gym and start March 17.
Matches will be on Saturdays and Sundays throughout the Diocese and start April 5.
End-of-season tournament will be held in mid-May.
Cost is $40 per player.
Preseason skills clinic is being planned. Date TBA.
All Saints CYO relies on the volunteerism of parents and members of our All Saints community. If you are interested in coaching volleyball (head or assistant) or if you have any questions about CYO Volleyball, please email Laura Emden, Commissioner for Volleyball, at laura.emden@gmail.com. You must be certified for Diocesan child protection (including VIRTUS™) before working with participants. If you are not, we can help you get the process started.
CYO registration for Boys & Girls Spring Track & Field is now open through April 1, 2025.
Boys and Girls in 3rd-8th Grade are eligible to participate.
Practices will start in mid-March at the Pennington Track. You can still register after practices begin through April 1.
The Spring Track & Field Meet will be held in late April/early May.
El coste es de 20 dólares por participante.
Please email Ruth Kelly, Commissioner for Track & Field, at ruthkelly509@gmail.com, and Hank Konstanty, Assistant Commissioner for Track & Field, at hkonstanty@gmail.com with any questions.
The mission of the Arlington Diocesan Junior Catholic Youth Organization (JCYO) is to organize sports programs through its member parishes for youth to reinforce Catholic values taught in parish schools and religious education programs. In addition to encouraging healthy physical activity, JCYO sports are designed to foster cooperation, respect, sportsmanship, responsibility, leadership, competitiveness, fairness, and courtesy.
One of the best ways to commemorate the school year is by purchasing an All Saints Yearbook. Our 2024-2025 school yearbook is currently available to order until March 31, 2025.
Personalization will again be available this year for an additional fee of $5.00.
All orders must be placed online through the link below:
Please visit the Victor O’Neill Studios yearbook orders website to order online: http://buytheyearbook.com/
The All Saints Catholic School ID is 724554.
For questions regarding the All Saints Catholic School Yearbook, please contact Mrs. Janis DeVore (jdevore@allsaintsva.org).
Thank you for your continued support of the yearbook and All Saints Catholic School.
Looking for holiday gift ideas? We are excited to announce a new partner, 1st Place Spiritwear! Our new spirit wear store is now open! They are currently offering a 25% discount an.
All Saints Catholic School will host an Open House for prospective parents for the 2025-26 school year on Thursday, March 6 at 9:00 AM. 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.
Students in grades K, 1, 4, 5, and 6 will be participating in the annual Christmas Pageant, The Living Crèche. The Pageant is one of All Saints School’s great traditions that brings together the music program as well as our theatre arts program. It is a beautiful opportunity to share the message of the Incarnation through story, song, and celebration.
Date: Thursday, December 19th, 2024
Time: 7:00 PM
(6th graders report to the PAC atrium at 6:25pm; all other grades report to the narthex of the Church at 6:45pm.)
Parents/ family members who are unable to attend the evening performance are more than welcome to attend the afternoon performance at 1:45 PM in the Church.
Place: Iglesia Católica Todos los Santos
Attire: Festive, “Sunday best” attire (except for costumed sixth graders). See dress code below.
Dress Code:
Girls:
Dresses, skirts, or nice dress pants (no bare shoulders or sleeveless dresses; the length may not be shorter than two inches above the knee), blouses or sweaters that are not form-fitting, with a neckline that is an appropriate length (i.e. just below the collar bone); Jeans, jeggings, leggings, or tights used as pants are not permitted. Sweaters should not have words or characters pictured on the front.
Boys: Shirts and/ or sweaters (no sleeveless; sweaters should not have words or characters pictured on the front) and dress pants that are appropriate for church (i.e. navy blue, black, gray colored) and appropriate socks (dress socks).
#GivingTuesday Update – 12/4/24 We are so pleased to share that we exceeded our #GivingTuesday goal, raising $11, 895 in support of this year’s Annual Fund initiatives. Tremendous thanks to our #GivingTuesdaydonors for their generosity and support!
All Saints Catholic School will once again be participating in #iGiveCatholic on #GivingTuesday to jump start our 2024-2025 Annual Fund campaign.
#GivingTuesday will take place on Tuesday, December 3rd, but our portal is already open!
Your generous support of our Annual Fund campaign will make a meaningful difference in our school. Previous campaigns have supported the purchase of new ActivPanels throughout our school, the extension of Wi-Fi enabled classrooms, the creation of our parish Video Production Studio, and our new Book Vending Machine.
The goal for this year’s Annual Fund Campaign is $25,000 with $10,000 coming from #GivingTuesday. The Annual Fund will support of the following initiatives:
Programa de Robótica
Launched in the spring of 2014, our Robotics Club is in need of upgraded hardware and
equipment, and additional training opportunities to better serve the students in our middle
school club and competition team.
Habilidades ampliadas de matemáticas
New K-8 math instructional resources and materials will focus on strengthening critical math
skills, including fact fluency and computational thinking.
Language Translation
Real-time English/Spanish translation devices will enhance communications during parent-teacher conferences, PTO events, and Open Houses.
Cafeteria (K-8)
Funds will supplement the cost of replacing cafeteria tables in need of a refresh.
Purchase of an Electronic Visitor Management System to allow a digitized process and enhanced security screening for all visitors entering our school.
This is a perfect opportunity for those looking to make charitable contributions prior to year-end for tax purposes.
If you have any questions or would prefer to donate via check, please contact Janis DeVore at development@allsaintsva.org.
What is the All Saints Robotics Club working on during these last few weeks of 2024? Here is an update from club moderator, Mr. Ben Roy.
Building Momentum:
Base Builds: Most of our teams have completed the construction of their base robots. This is a significant milestone, and we’re proud of their hard work and dedication.
First Programs: Our teams have taken their first steps into programming by executing simple programs on the competition board in Mr. Saffian’s classroom. Witnessing their problem-solving skills as they debugged their code to achieve the desired robot movements was truly inspiring.
Wednesday 11/20 Challenge: Uber Driving Robots!
This week, we’re taking our learning to the next level. We’ll simulate a real-world scenario by transforming our robots into “Self-Automated Uber Drivers”! Students will navigate their robots through a city maze on the competition board, first using a remote control and then writing a program in Vex Code IQ. (See attached challenge)
Vex Code IQ is a user-friendly visual programming software that makes it easy for our students to understand and implement coding concepts. https://codeiq.vex.com/
I’m continually amazed by our students’ enthusiasm and creativity!
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