What an amazing place to spark a lifetime of curiosity and a love of learning! Dream, draw, perform and create. A school where children become extraordinary adults. read more

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Attended from 4K to High School graduation. Very large and extensive campus that continues to grow even after I've left. I loved the teachers and the rigorous yet rewarding program. Definitely helped me prepare for college. read more

For a private school they are very judgmental they take your fees and then tell you you aren't a good fit at their school Gretchen mercer is not pleasant to speak with either!!! read more

We have 3 children currently at All Saints. We have been part of the All Saints family since 2008. Our children have all excelled at All Saints in different ways. They are given the opportunity to "Discover their All" by participating in fine arts, academic competitions, and athletics which might not be available to them in a larger school setting. The class sizes are small and the teachers really know and care about their students. My children love to go to school and even attend a 3 week course during the summer (voluntarily!!!). We are blessed to have found All Saints and an environment that fosters a love of learning. read more

We are thankful for ASES. My 6th and 8th grade boys have had great experiences in academics, athletics and fine arts!

I grew up in Los Angeles and attended some of the best private schools available, so when it came time for my sons to go to school and I found myself living with my husband in Tyler, you can bet I did my homework. If you are looking for the the best college preparatory education in East Texas, then All Saints is your school. It is the only school that is a member of the Independent Schools Association of the Southwest (ISAS) which promotes the highest professional and ethical standards for academic excellence. The beauty of All Saints is that it develops the whole child; mind, body and soul. It challenges them academically, and offers great opportunities in sports, music and fine arts; while still seeing the individual. My husband I know that our 3 boys are receiving the best college prep curriculum in East Texas, but we also know that they are more than a number or a test score. They are family to their teachers, their administrators, their classmates, and to the other All Saints parents. All 3 of our sons will graduate as Alpha Omega students having attended from PreK through Senior year. Our oldest, now 20, has severe Dyslexia and Dysgraphia, but with help from his teachers in our Learning Enrichment Center, he participated in the mainstream curriculum, graduated on time and on level, and was accepted to Texas Tech University. From time to time, I have re-evaluated the schools in our county to make sure we're still making the best decision for our sons, especially as they get to high school, and happily, I have found that All Saints remains one of the the best decisions we made for our boys! read more

We are finishing up our first year at All Saints. Not being from Tyler and not knowing anybody, we were somewhat apprehensive about "fitting in". We could not be more pleased with the warm reception we have received including from day 1 from Gretchen Mercer. The education is without match. I would encourage parents seeking a top notch education to visit All Saints. As a previous reviewer commented however, they can't accept every child that can pay as they seem to strive to maintain high academic and behavioral standards. read more

We have been part of the All Saints Family since 2002. Our oldest son attended for 4 years. Even though he didn't graduate from All Saints the education, character development, and support he received has helped him become the smart, dedicated and caring man he has become. After high school he graduated from the golf academy and works in the industry.He is working on his PGA card to continue teaching and advancing. Our middle son attended for 9 years. He graduated winning state art awards in sculpture, played the first four years of football, and excelled in soccer. He wishes he had worked harder academically but everything has lead him to the career he has today. He works at a custom cabinet maker shop. He is learning every aspect of the industry from design thru instillation. Has his Assoc degree and is planning to go back to school for a business degree. He loves to read(thank Mrs Wilson and Mrs Hitt), rarely watches TV and has maintained his high school friendships. Our youngest son will graduate next May as an Alpha-Omega, 4K-thru 12th. He is smart, inquisitive, and funny. He is getting excited about college. The college counselor is fantastic. He is interested in every student. He brings energy and a wealth of knowledge to our school. Our son plans to get an engineering degree. My sons are three VERY different people. Some of the similarities I attribute to attending All Saints. The character and caring attitudes of the teachers and staff has had a direct affect on who the are as people. They all "think" outwardly, are faithful friends, employees that go the extra mile and have positive outlooks on life. What more could you ask!! We are proud of them and proud they attended All Saints. Parents are only part of the equation in raising happy, healthy, smart, independent adults. I will be crying for a lot of reasons next May. If we had to do it again All Saints would be would be at the top of the list. Come check us out. Www.all-saints.org read more

We are finishing our 11th year at All Saints and it just keeps getting better. My son is encouraged to stretch academically and in his faith. He is receiving a strong college prep curriculum - we couldn't be more thrilled with our choice in schools. read more