All Saints Episcopal School

2695 S SW LOOP 323

Tyler, TX 75701

12 Reviews

School District
Grade

PK-12
Type

private

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Reviews

Submitted by parent on May 04, 2023

The school has gone down tremendously in the last year. The school lost its visionary leader and now has nothing special but "best academics" which it doesn't have. Wish the school had been able to keep its leadership in place and continued on the path that was doing so much for students.It is now just like every other school in town for way more money.
Submitted by other on August 23, 2020

It is not the same school it once was. Student participation is down in a lot of areas because they are being pushed to take part in the "big selling" points of the school. On a tour of school you are told one thing, but when you start going to the school you realize it's not what you were sold. Some areas of the campus have been updated and look great, however there are areas that are clearly overlooked.
Submitted by other on May 04, 2017

Absolutely the best learning environment in East Texas.The teachers and learning programs inspire, encourage, and compel students to become designers, developers, collaborators, and 21st Century leaders prepared to continue the traditions of honor, creativity, and confidence for tomorrow. The graduate go to the best colleges/universities from coast to coast each year. You must see the beautiful 150 acre campus and imagine the difference it could make in your child's life.
Submitted by parent on October 04, 2016

All saints is truely wonderful school. The teachers are involved and the entire staff is genuinely interested in the students performace and outcome. We have been here for 2 years and can honestly say we will never go to another school. My son is able to get the education he needs at the pace he needs. He loves the makerspace they have. He is able to think outside the box and not be afraid to experiment and find out what doesn't work while on his way to finding out what does. He cant wait to get out of the car every morning and has never complained of having a terrible day. We love all saints.
Submitted by other on February 16, 2016

All Saints is a wonderful school with small class sizes and dedicated, loving teachers. I love the personalized attention my daughter gets from all the staff members. I'm looking forward to the Chapel services in the new Chapel and I'm excited about the new Head of School. The new Head of School is extremely charismatic and innovative and I can't wait to hear all of his ideas! I would definitely recommend All Saints.
Submitted by parent on May 30, 2014

All Saints overall is a very good school. The teachers are dedicated, classes sizes are small. Sadly, the school is experiencing high teacher turnover this year especially among it's most valued and experienced staff due, in part, to a lack of good leadership. Tuition is the highest in Tyler and does provide for numerous extracurricular opportunities. However, I disagree with the previous reviewer that you'll pay more in big cities. We moved from a larger city where we paid less and while our previous school did not provide as many extracurriculars, the SAT scores were higher and overall outcomes better. There are several private, charter, and magnate schools in Tyler worth exploring. All Saints is one of many good options.
Submitted by other on April 17, 2014

I went to All Saints starting in fifth grade through graduation. Great academics and wonderful faculty. It's also reasonably priced tuition compared to other private schools, especially if you are coming from a big city. However, there will be additional expenses/fees like uniforms, school trips, club costs, etc. I recommend starting your child early, as most people start in Pre-K so it can be a little click-ish. A lot of money is in this school as well (many students are "old money"), so students can be a bit spoiled/materialistic. Also, if your primary reason for sending your children here is religious, I would consider another school. We have chapel and Senior Theology, but not a lot of strong Christians in the student body. However, it is probably the best academic school in East Texas and once, again, you have great faculty and administration so your students will learn a lot. Also, you can take a lot of dual credit/AP courses in high school. I left with over 30 hours of college credit. Everyone goes to a four year university and ASES has a great college guidance counselor. ASES prepares you well for college - I am now getting my PhD.
Submitted by parent on February 09, 2014

All Saints Episcopal School has a rigorous curriculum and a caring Christian environment. We have been extremely happy at All Saints.
Submitted by parent on May 17, 2013

I love this school. Caring staff and excellent learning. Extra-curricular programs are amazing. Lots of parent involvment.
Submitted by parent on May 30, 2011

My daughter started PreK last year and is getting ready for K5. I feel so blessed for my daughter to be attending a college preparatory school. The teachers are knowlegable and there is alot of opportunities. We are the Class of 2024 and I know she will be be prepared for College.
Submitted by parent on March 21, 2010

We are so thankful we choose All-Saints for our childrens education. My daughter went from Pre-K thru Hight School Graduation. The College Prepatory invironment truly prepared her for a postive college experience. Our 7th grade son is benefiting from all the wonderful programs at All-Saints. It's the best in Texas!!
Submitted by student on March 03, 2010

All Saints provides more opportunity academically than any other school in or around Tyler, and has a unique capacity to attract kind and successful students, parents, administrators, and teachers. Fair warning, though: for students unaccustomed to rigorous classes, All Saints academics can be overwhelming until one adapts accordingly.