All Saints' Episcopal School of Fort Worth

Posted: April 8, 2020

The teachers are nurturing and challenge each child individually. I love how encouraging they are. We have had many teachers come to volleyball games, baseball games, etc. to cheer on their students.

Posted: April 8, 2020

Chapel services, character awards and teaching all encourage students to be morally good citizens.

Posted: April 8, 2020

Posted: April 8, 2020

Sarah Wright is an amazing reading specialist who works with any children who need her.

Posted: April 8, 2020

Bullying is one of the issues that are addressed in the character building of students. It’s not tolerated and teachers try hard to be in tune to see whether it’s happening overtly or under the radar.

Posted: April 8, 2020

Fantastic. We have been All Saints parents for ten years and would choose the school again in a heartbeat. It’s welcomed us, our children, and allowed them to flourish academically and socially.

Posted: April 8, 2020

Homework is appropriate for each age student. It’s varied and purposeful, but still leaves enough time for extracurriculars.

Posted: April 4, 2020

We have two children at All Saints. They have been there for 6 years. I have watched with every grade work load vary at home. The amount is grade appropriate and is given knowing that children have after school activities and middle school. Most importantly, the school encourages children to be outside playing while also being able to spend quality family time too.

Posted: April 4, 2020

My children are learning to learn. Not only are teachers teaching them content but they are also giving them the tools to learn. It is amazing to watch the gradual development and knowing that they are going to be able to apply this throughout middle, which school and college!

Posted: April 4, 2020

Body, mind and spirit are what the children at this school are mastering. They are all intertwined while building character. Through our faith we show compassion to Childrens homes, homeless shelters and anyone in the community in need. In middle school there is a Project Empathy in which the kids spend a night outside and fast to experience what it may feel like to be homeless. They stand around the campus during carpool the next morning and the kids being dropped off donate money to them. They then take that money and go feed the homeless during lunch. There are so many lessons learned from compassion to respect to even challenging each individual to create a new idea to battle homelessness. Being able to take an emotion (such as sympathy) and use that as passion behind an idea to help someone in need is a very powerful tool. Imagine all the ideas each of these kids come up with?

Posted: April 4, 2020

Leadership is what drives this schools success. Dr. Byrd sets a very high bar and only brings on the best. With that being said, the head of EC, lower, middle and high school all lead by faith, experience and education.

Posted: April 4, 2020

Having such small class sizes teachers are able to not just teach to a class but teach to each student. In kindergarten there are some children that are reading chapter books and then there are some children who are learning site words. This is completely normal. Our teachers are able to give gifted readers different books and lessons then the rest of the class. We also have reading specialists on staff if your child needs a little extra help. Our teachers work with each other from grade to grade to make sure every child gets where they need to be in all subjects. Having a learning specialist on hand to help is amazing. I completely trust in the system!

Posted: April 4, 2020

There is no tolerance for bullying at All Saints. All Saints is a very tight family and knowing that our children are being taught forgiveness, grace, kindness and love at school is a beautiful. What is so great and reassuring is that these kids are also being taught that at home. The families that chose to send their children to All Saints have a commonality in Faith. One of our favorite sayings is PTF "Protect the Family". We are a family and although there are sometimes situations that arise, they are dealt with in a respectful and educational manner.

Posted: April 4, 2020

We moved here from Philadelphia about 6 years ago. We did not know anyone in Fort Worth. We chose All Saints because they were the only school that didn't expect my child to fit into their "box". We wanted our kids to be able to develop into the individuals that they want to be, not what the school wants them to be. We have been so pleased! The school is all about developing the childs body, mind and spirit. All Saints offers PE and Ballet for all the kids in EC and Lower school. In Middle School the kids start sports and can still dance. It has been so fun for the them to finally be representing and playing for their school. There are so many different sports offered each season. Our high school athletics department is THE BEST in Fort Worth. Aaron Beck is head of athletics and our high school football coach. Not only are our kids developing physically but the character that is built during sports is life changing. I have personally seen it in my middle school child. I can't wait for both my kids to experience high school! In comparison to other private schools in the area, All Saints academics is at the same level if not higher than any other school in Fort Worth. Class of 2019 received 12.7 million in scholarship dollars and we are trending in that direction this year as well. I believe that number may be higher than FWCD and TVS? Whats so great is that although academics to so important the school is able to grow your child in other ways as well while celebrating each and every talent. All Saints is giving your child the ability to hone their individual gifts in every way. Having God present on our campus drives the school's spirit. It allows each and everyone one of us, including parents, to grow from failures, learn from mistakes, show forgiveness, develop compassion, celebrate respectfulness, and become just a good human being. Kindness and overall goodness is often lost and overlooked because of GPA's and test scores. That is not what I want for my children. So when All Saints says they are a school of Body, Mind and Spirit, they really are! PTF

Posted: April 7, 2015

This school has been a great experience for our son! He struggled badly at his last school (which was also faith based) with a teacher that was a bully! So we were hesitant to move him to another faith based school, but God led us to this wonderful school that has been a blessing! The teachers, administration and students are wonderful! They have made our son feel respected and loved, which is the whole reason behind a faith based school.

Posted: September 8, 2014

All Saints is awful. The staff oppresses the students on a regular basis. The teachers even make students tuck in their shirts...

Posted: August 22, 2013

I graduated from All Saints, and now I am a proud ASES parent. All Saints truly is a community. I entered as a freshman in high school most of my classmates had been classmates and friends since grade school. They welcomed me with open arms. I loved my time at All Saints. I went to a very, very big university...UT. I tested out of over a years' worth of credits because of how good my education was at All Saints. As a parent, I knew that All Saints would be great for my children. I came in with high expectations for what this school would provide for my children, and my expectations are exceeded every day. I am grateful that I drop my daughter off everyday at a place where I know she will learn a great deal each day, and where she will be nurtured and treasured. The staff and faculty are enthusiastic, loving, and each of them fabulous at their jobs. My daughter's teachers are excited to see her everyday, and she is excited to see them. And I still go visit my high school teachers. After over ten years I am still always greeted with a warm smile and a big hug. The All Saints family has been one of my greatest blessings in life.

Posted: May 8, 2013

All Saints Episcopal School was a great fit for my alumna daughter who is now the mother of her two daughters now attending. ASES has been a part of our lives since our daughter attended in the 1960s. As a retired secondary school counselor and part-time community college instructor, I feel it is a wonderful well-rounded prep-school with religion overtones. ASES has a strong academic program with a diversity of class options (AP, Honors, Regular) and seems to focus on the individual student and his/her needs depending on their future goals. There is a definite social side but the school does its part in keeping activities diverse and open to all students. There are occasions where some students get more "playing time" but then that also is the way the world goes around. All students are given a chance to "rise to the top" in whatever field, Perhaps negative comments on this site were not due to the school's lack but to the student's inability to meet high standards. In my experience there are many parents in denial about their child's abilities. The majority of the teachers here are outstanding and the administration is caring, fair, and well-informed for the most part.

Posted: January 21, 2013

The classrooms are small, and that is what i love. I went to All Saints' in the 7th grade and i absolutely loved it the classes are small so that you can concentrate on your work. The most people in one of my classes were 18 people which was enough. The work is more advanced and i made good grades and honestly this is the best school i've ever been to. This is awesome.

Posted: December 5, 2012

All Saints' has given our children an amazing education that has been taught through classroom work as well as beyond the books. The experiences that our three children have been blessed to encounter have come from highly dedicated staff and faculty. The teachers get to know your child as an individual and teach to their strengths to build confidence and knowledge for each child to be sucessful in their learning.The love of learning is stimulated each day in the classroom. What more would a parent want then their child to be happy about learning. All Saints is a gift that keeps on giving!! We are so fortunate to be part of the Saints family!!

Posted: November 7, 2012

All Saints is such a wonderful school! We have been there 6 years and my daughter has had an amazing experience. They provide an academic experience in a nuturing Christian environment. All Saints truly feels like a family! It has exceeded all my expectations!!!!

Posted: November 7, 2012

We've been at All Saints for 3 years. With my oldest child starting there in high school, I was impressed enough to move my elementary school child to All Saints as well. Both absolutely love it, I appreciate the academic rigor combined with the nurturing, individual attention so both can succeed given the different curriculum background they came from. Never does either child not want to go to school and the growth I have witnessed in them puts a huge smile on my face. Absolutely the right decision. It's a great school.

Posted: November 6, 2012

All Saints' provides not only provides our children with an excellent education, every student is encouraged to become leaders outside of the classroom as well. All Saints' students are recognized as strong leaders in the community, in fine arts, on the sports/playing field, and in their faith. This balance is critical to developing well-rounded, mature students who are well-prepared to succeed in any endeavor they pursue. As a parent, I appreciate the care and attention my children receive throughout the year from the faculty and staff. The opportunities to succeed at All Saints' are limitless - there really is a genuine path for every student. I am thankful every day that my children, and our family, are able to be part of this wonderful community. Go Saints!

Posted: November 6, 2012

We have been at All Saints for 6 years now and it has exceeded all of our expectations. My kids love to go to school everyday and they come home with a smile! What a great experience.

Posted: November 6, 2012

All Saints is committed to allowing individuality and encouraging critical thinking among the students. This is done in a nurturing christian environment. As with any school there are socialization and peer pressures, however I have found that the staff is truely caring and supportive of the students. If you are looking for a school that will allow your child to grow into his/her own potential I encourage you to go see this school.

Posted: November 6, 2012

All Saints is a wonderful school with such a loving, nurturing environment. While building my kids character they are also doing such a great job at challenging my kids with an amazing curriculum. My children are excited about learning, confident in their character, and cared for by every teacher they have had at the school. My children are growing in their faith which has added to their moral character. Beginning in the preschool, All Saints has given my children many unique opportunities like ballet, chess, creative dance, and Spanish just to name a few! I am so proud that All Saints is working with me in developing my children into model citizens for our future. Our community is so blessed to have All Saints Episcopal School!!

Posted: November 6, 2012

All Saints is a special place that supports and nurtures my children on a daily basis. The teachers always have the children's best interest at heart. All Saints supports the child as a whole. They are not just concerned with academics, or athletics. By the time the children graduate, they are ready to face the world head on, and with great confidence!

Posted: November 6, 2012

I have four children at All Saints and have been more than pleased with our experience. My children are receiving an excellent education in a nurturing Christian environment. They are growing up with a love of learning fostered by amazing and enthusiastic teachers. All Saints is a true blessing to my family.

Posted: November 5, 2012

All Saints', in my opinion, is the best private school in Fort Worth -- hands down. Primarily due to the culture. It's often described as "nurturing," but what it truly is supportive and encouraging. Each student is seen as an individual, and is approached as such. The result is a graduate who has the self-confidence and self-awareness needed to not only succeed in college, but more importantly, in life! The academics are outstanding, due in large part to the phenomenal faculty, and the faith component truly sets it apart from its competition. The facilities, the academic program, the fine arts program, and the athletic program are first-class. I would HIGHLY recommend it -- without hesitation. I've had three children go to the school and each has had a great experience.

Posted: November 5, 2012

We have been very pleased with the education our children have received at All Saints the past six years. When we have concerns we bring them to the attention of the teacher or the administrator and have always felt that we were listened to and respected. Having our children in a school that includes time in the chapel in prayer daily is also what we love about All Saints Episcopal School in Fort Worth.

Posted: November 5, 2012

Moving from Florida we wanted a Christian school and All Saints has been the perfect match for all three of our kids. We love the chapel service that begins the day then the teachers are so loving and caring. It seems that my kids have teachers that are willing to go the extra mile with extra tutoring and meetings make sure my children's needs are being met. I'm thankful we chose All Saints and recommend it to anyone!

Posted: November 5, 2012

I attended All Saints from kindergarten through 8th grade, prior to the high school being built. The educational foundation I built in that time carried me through both high school and college. I expanded on study skills that I learned while at All Saints and the relationships I developed with my instructors there gave me a confidence with future instructors. When it came time to consider a school for my children, I kept an open mind and considered various schools in Fort Worth. All Saints was the one school that my husband and I felt was not only challenging academically and would push our children to their full potential, but would also encourage them as emotional and spiritual individuals. My children have very different learning styles and have both thrived at All Saints in all aspects. I strongly recommend this school!

Posted: November 5, 2012

We have been MORE than happy with All Saints' School and consider it to be one of our families greatest blessings! Our three children have attended K-12 and all three have had an EXCELLENT education as well as athletic experience. The teachers are hands down the BEST around! They truly love and care for each child as an individual and want them to succeed in not only school, but more importantly in life. They are taught Christian values as they start each day in the chapel and continue throughout the day in the classroom. There is a strong sense of faith, family and friendship in this wonderful community. We are thankful to have been a part of it!

Posted: November 5, 2012

Excellent & highly academic school with a Christian influence. Remarkable teachers who love their students.

Posted: November 5, 2012

We have been at this school for 6 years now and have been nothing but pleased the entire time. The sense of community is incredible and the willingness of the teachers and staff to go above and beyond for each individual child stands out far and above other schools we have seen. All Saint's is definitely meeting the challenge academically, however, also stresses the importance of being well rounded which was very important to us when we were looking at schools. I could not imagine our family any where else!!

Posted: November 5, 2012

We've had our kids at ASES for nearly four years now and we couldn't be more pleased! The faculty and staff are genuinely interested in each and every student's personal, spiritual and academic growth. We feel extremely blessed to have found All Saints'.

Posted: November 5, 2012

We love the school. Great teachers, a wonderful fine arts program, and competitive athletics in a faithful environment. We could not recommend the school more.

Posted: September 6, 2012

I went to this school for five years, and i will say this is a horrible school. They say that they teach a grade level ahead which is a straight up lie. When I went to public I was way behind and so was my friend that went to a different public school. It is extremely over priced because I got a better education and a better around experience. Also if you plan on playing football here know that unless you are amazing at football you will hardly ever see any playing time. I also had a problem with one of the division heads when i was there because my teacher didn't have a grade for my paper and she announced that she needed to get it from me and the principal said that i probably hadn't done it in front of my whole grade. He was also just all around mean to you if he didn't like you.

Posted: August 30, 2012

My experience with All Saints was very disappointing. The educational experience for my child was very difficult due to unchecked bullying. When incidents were brought to the attention of the faculty, they were met with denial and inaction. There are some fantastic parents and staff at All Saints. However, without an effective and impartial disciplinary system, the educational experience will continue to suffer.

Posted: June 10, 2012

I am a grandparent and truely love the All Saints message for my grandaughter. Life is what you make it and each person stands alone in his ability to succeed. I feel All Saints promotes great self esteem and individuality. Most of all they provide a loving environment that teaches it does not matter "what you have" . From Kindergarten my grandaughter came home saying to treat others as you would want to be treated. As for the negative comments I read in some reivews, I believe if you go there looking for a social life you may be there for the wrong reasons and it may not be a good fit. I do not find parents snooty. They are mostly busy people living their lives just like most of the people in the working world today.

Posted: January 16, 2012

All Saints is not what it is cracked up to be! the parents are very snooty and the little rich kids get away with everything including ganging up on other kids. I go to sporting events and am ignored by the coach while he talks to all the other parents that drive expensive cars and act like they are better than anyone. I put my pants on one leg at a time like they do! I thought god created us equal. I coached for over 7 years and my team went to the nationals every year all my kids placed in the top 3. I was a national champion for 4 years and went very far in my sport. Just cause I am a blue caller worker, does that make me less than the other parents? no it does not.!!! Soon as this year is over we are leaving All Saints never to return. The coach teaches bad technique. We don't fit the social status of this school and we are never going to return

Posted: June 11, 2011

This is an excellent school where academics and Christian values are present daily. There is an outstanding athletic program and theater arts program. The overall program is top notch and I highly recommend it. My children have been at All Saints for five and three years. Both are very happy and have a community of friends and supportive teachers.

Posted: March 19, 2011

All Saints' is a wonderful place for children to grow. In our daughter's four years in the elementary school, there has not been a day that she has not been eager to wake up and go to school. We have been impressed with the curriculum, amazed at how caring her teachers have been, and more than pleased with how the Christian environment positively affects the daily lives of the students. My advice if you are considering this school, is to attend a daily worship service. It will melt your heart! This is an amazing, happy place and we feel so fortunate to be a part of it!

Posted: January 14, 2011

All Saints was terrible for my self esteem. Girls snubbed you if you didn't come from a family with money or position. I never was able to find good friend attachments after that. If you are out, you're out. Very sad. It made it difficult to build friendships in the future because of this lack of trust. It was very superficial and they did practice favoritism a great deal, and constantly told me I wasn't living up to my potential. I eventually went on to become a 4.0 student and grad student, but not because of their help. So sad. I would have loved to have had my children attend if I hadn't had such a horrible experience being dumped by my friends for silly superficial reasons. Class of '78 (before there was a high school) From the sound of it, not much has changed.