March 29, 2017
IT IS TIME TO SWING FOR THE FUTURE
It is that time again for the Annual Swing for the Future Golf Tournament.
This year’s event will be held on Monday, April 10. The money raised helps
support the needs of our athletic program at the middle school and high school
levels. If you are interested in becoming a sponsor, putting a team together, or
both, please contact Cindy Taylor at 806-928-1148.
HAPPY CAMPER BOOK FAIR IS COMING NEXT WEEK
Be a part of the fun! The Book Fair runs April 3-7, and will be open 7:454:00pm each day. On Thursday, the fair will be open until 5:00pm. Don’t forget about the Book Fair Breakfast on Wednesday, April 5 from 7-8:00am. Donuts for all! The form to order Book Fair Bucks for your child to shop with is
attached to this newsletter. See you at the Book Fair!
CHESS NEWS
The All Saints Chess Team competed in the March Check with Tech tournament at Frenship Middle School on Saturday, March 25. Katie Bubany (PreFirst), Jess Gaines (4th), and Hayden Hillin (4th) faced some stiff competition as they represented All Saints. Katie, competing in her first tournament
ever, won two of her four matches! Jess and Hayden, competing at the rated
level, earned the 2nd Place Team trophy. Congratulations to Katie, Jess, and
Hayden, and thank you for a great job representing All Saints!
The Chess Club would love to have additional players – please join us in the
library from 3:30 – 5:00 on Thursday afternoons, and for tournaments – usually every other month. If you cannot attend one of those times due to other
conflicts, but would like to play, please let Chaplain Paige or Mrs. Long know,
and they will let the coaches know. There is an online program as well!
REQUEST FROM THE BUSINESS OFFICE
The school Business Office needs your help! During this busy re-enrollment
time, please do NOT attempt to re-enroll yourself within SMART Tuition.
This function needs to be completed by Dana in the business office. If you
have any questions about SMART Tuition, please give Dana a call. Thank you.
EAT AT TRIPLE J’S TODAY
Please plan to join us TODAY for our March Dining Out event at Triple J’s
Chophouse! A portion of the proceeds from all day dining will be donated
back to All Saints. Please see the attached flyer.
All Saints Episcopal School
3222 103rd St.
Lubbock, TX 79423
806.745.7701
PROJECT
GRADUATION
Please consider supporting All Saints Project
Graduation. To donate
door prizes or cash gifts,
please email Dawndi
Higgins at: dhiggins@
allsaintsschool.org
SPRING BOOK FAIR
SAVE THE DATE!
Our spring Scholastic
“Happy Camper” book
fair will be April 3-7.
More details will be
coming soon. Remember to order your child’s
“Book Fair Bucks” so
that they have funds to
spend. Thank you for
supporting our major library fundraiser!
SPRING FLING
DETAILS
No Spring is complete without attending
the All Saints Annual
Spring Fling. Put your
Easter baskets away and
join other Patriot families on Sunday, April 23,
from 5-8 pm at Joyland
Amusement Park. It’s
where the fun is! Please
see the enclosed order
forms and information.
fax 748.0454
allsaintsschool.org
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
March 29
March 30
March 31
April 3
April 4
April 5
April 6
April 7
April 8
April 10
April 11
April 12
April 13
April 14, 17
April 17
April 18
All Day HS Art Field Trip
Dine out Eat at Triple J’s
1:30pm Third grade Swimming
2:00pm HS Tennis at Midland Trinity
2:00pm MS Tennis vs. Southcrest
HS Track at O’Donnell
All Week Spring Book Fair (April 3-7)
TAPPS State Academic, Speech and Art Competition (April 3-5)
All Day MS Golf in Amarillo at the Holy Cross Invitational
7:00am
8:00am
1:30pm
2:30pm
11:30am
6:00pm
1:00pm
Book Fair Breakfast
Parent Group Meeting
Kindergarten and Pre-First field trip to the Science Spectrum
Collaborative Orchestra Concert (see attached article)
MS Tennis in Amarillo St. Andrews
HS Movie Night in Kirby Commons
First Grade Trip to Washington, DC
HS Track at Andrews
6:00pm MS Movie Night in Kirby Commons
All Day MS WTCAA District Track at Amarillo Ascension Academy
8:00am MS Golf at the ASES Invitational
12:00pm ASES Swing for the Future Golf Tournament
ERB Testing (April 11-13)
2:00pm MS Tennis at Amarillo St. Andrews
2:00pm and 7:00pm Talent Show
TAPPS State Tennis (April 12-13)
12:30pm ASES Moms Prayer Group, Board Annex
1:00pm Tacos and Tie Dye
12:30pm Kindergarten field trip to Sherick Retirement Home
2:30pm Maundy Thursday Chapel Service (no morning chapel services)
Easter Break - School not in session
TAPPS State Golf Tournament (April 17-19)
DRESS UNIFORM
8:00am All School Easter Eucharist, Jones Gym
5:00pm Board of Trustees Meeting, Board Annex
LOOKING AHEAD
April 20-21
TAPPS District Track Meet
Fourth grade Field Trip
April 20
WTCAA Golf Championship
April 21
WTCAA Tennis Championship
PS-Pre-K Tricycle Rodeo
April 23
Spring Fling
5th/6th Theatre at Arts Festival
April 24-25
TAPPS State Golf
April 24
Lower School Musical
April 25
MS Golf
Lower School Musical
April 26
Band Contest
April 27
Tumbling Show-Time
NJHS Induction
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April 28
April 29
May 1
May 2
May 3
Fifth grade Cultural Food Fair
Middle School Dance
TAPPS Regional Track Meet
HS AP Testing Begins
MS Patriot Night (Sports Banquet)
Parent Group Meeting
Congratulations
Patriot Artist
of the Week
March 27 Charlotte
Fischenich(K)
8:00 AM CHAPEL SERVERS
Mar 30 (Thurs)
Mar 31 (Fri)
April 3 (Mon)
April 4 (Tues)
April 5 (Wed)
Caleb Hillin
Reagan Hunter
Audrey Oaks
West Osborne
David Oyenuga
Xochi Perez
Ella Polk
Braelyn Quesada
Shiloh Roach
Rylee Rose
Pre-First
Graders
Avery Wisniewski
Anika Iyer
Estaban Stallcup
Tess Stockdale
Lilly Taylor
Ashlyn Simek
Sydney Smith
Libby Akins
Hayden Bevill
Claire Brown
Elizabeth Burrell
Kevin Beasley
Logan Caffey
Owen Akin
Amelia Anderson
Luci Ballenger
Cayte Barragan
Londyn Burkholder
Raphael Codding
April 6 (Thurs)
April 7 (Fri)
April 10 (Mon)
April 11 (Tues)
April 12 (Wed)
Lesson
Evelyn Strong
Joshua Janes
Troy Tyner
John David Latour
TBD
Psalm
Acolytes
Brett Sullivan
Carson Busse
Jack Callahan
Nanaki Dhaliwal
Spencer Johnson
Mark Edwards
Laura Eggerman
Maya Vermillion
Nate Farley
Gurvir Gill
Micaela Gutheil
Braxton Hancock
Samuel Barritt
Quinn Helton
Kagan Hernandez
Hudson Hill
Piper Hufford
Charlee Jaynes
Lexi Jeffreys
TBD
Weston Henthorn
Sebastian Hidalgo
Louie Hughes
Andrew Hull
Lesson
Psalm
Acolytes
Miguel Esparza Suady
Ainsley Wisniewski
Anuva Iyer
Mia Garza
Jilayne Headrick
Harrison Hensley
Charlotte Fischenich
Evelyn Givens
Alisha Haider
Cayden Halbrooks
Please remember, if your student is scheduled to acolyte, he or she needs to be in Jones Gym no later than 7:45 a.m. on the morning
in which he/she is scheduled to serve. After 7:45 a.m., we find replacements as needed, in order to provide time to practice.
MOCK TRIAL STATE RESULTS
Your Patriot High School Mock Trial team are the reigning Region 17 Champions. Advancing to the State Mock
Trial Competition, our team competed against schools
with enrollments of more than 4,500 students. According
to coach Billy Don Hampton, “We won the first round
and completed very well throughout the entire competition. This was the perfect saga of David going up against
Goliath.” Hampton continued, “We may not have won
state, but every team that went up against us walked away
with a few stone bruises.” The ASES Mock Trial team is
comprised of: senior Lena Tello; juniors Anna Arnett,
Natalie Chaudhuri, Sajan Dihenia, Sarah Going, Hannah Hays, Ava Moran, Raymond Rider, and Alexandra Shropshire; and sophomore Susannah Bumstead. The
team’s attorney advisor is Charles Chambers. Congratulations, Mock Trial trailblazers!
LIBRARY NEWS
“Birthday books” is an old and honored All Saints tradition. A donation is made to our library in honor of a student’s birthday by parents or grandparents. A book appropriate to his or her age and interests is selected, and a
plate with the child’s name and grade is placed in it. The lucky honoree is the first to check this book out. We
received birthday donations for Claire and Caroline Brooks (PK) and Jana Shabaneh (4). Thank you so much!
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MIDDLE SCHOOL TACOS & TIE DYE
The afternoon of Wednesday, April 12, Middle School students will enjoy Tacos & Tie Dye. This event is
an All Saints tradition, sponsored by the Middle School Student Council. Those who place a food order
with me will enjoy a beef and chicken taco lunch in the Commons area.
After lunch, students will take their turns tie-dyeing a new All Saints spirit t-shirt and playing dodge ball.
If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to email or call me. Thank you!
Marty Montoya, Student Council Sponsor
COLLABORATIVE ORCHESTRA CONCERT
Who: Bishop Dunne High School and All Saints Episcopal School
What: Collaborative Orchestra Concert
When: April 5 at 2:30pm
Where: Kirby Commons
Why: in spirit of friendship
All Saints Orchestra to host collaborative concert with Bishop Dunne Catholic School of Dallas
On April 5, All Saints Episcopal School Orchestra will host a collaborative concert with the orchestra from
Bishop Dunne Catholic School of Dallas, TX. The Bishop Dunne Orchestra Director, Ms. Julia Graylion,
and Dr. Adolph Salinas, All Saints Orchestra Director, have been in contact since before spring break exchanging music and thoughts regarding this concert.
The collaborative concert will feature Bishop Dunne High School students, as well as All Saints orchestras
from 3rd grade through middle school. Both schools have been learning each other’s repertoire for the past
week, and will continue to pull double duty until concert day. This a true test of talent and will, as both
schools have their own concerts coming up.
Ms. Graylion and Dr. Salinas both feel that this concert will be beneficial to students in many ways. We are
so often used to competing against other schools, that this becomes an opportunity to open our hearts and
share our talents for a common good. Because of this, both teachers have unofficially titled this concert
“Friends Coming Together”.
The concert will be open to the public, and All Saints Orchestra would like to extend and invitation to all
who would like to attend.
For more information, please feel free to contact Dr. Salinas via e-mail [email protected]
THIRD GRADE SWIMMING
One of the favorite memories of many former Patriots includes swimming
in the third grade. This time honored tradition is well underway. On
several Tuesdays and Thursdays, a gaggle of excited swimmers has been
heading to Bodyworks. There, students learn swimming techniques as
well as general water safety. Remaining swimming dates are: April 4, 6,
11, 18, and 20. Splish, splash and thank you to the third grade teachers for
facilitating this adventure!
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COACHES CORNER
TENNIS AND TRACK
Spring is upon the athletic department which means that MS & HS
kids are spread out all over the state competing in several different
sporting events such as golf, tennis as well as track and field.
Middle School Golf opened their season with a victory at the St.
Andrews Invitational in a cold and rainy Amarillo on Tuesday.
Alex Bilodeau (8) was overall champion and the winning team was
composed of: Jackson Morris (8), Preston Schmid (8), Alex Bilodeau (8), Graham St. Clair (8) and Ayden Allen (7).
High School Boys Golf captured the TAPPS 2A Regional championship and will advance to state later
in April. Jackson Drake (9) tied for first place overall and lost a thrilling playoff on the second playoff
hole for top seed heading into state. The members
of the boys qualifying team were: Jackson Drake,
Colten Cannon (11), Tyler Logan (11), Will Wilkinson (10) and Bracy Estes (10). Ally Muzyka (11)
got 3rd place overall on the girls side and qualified
for her third state tournament. Syriah Flores (10)
also qualified for her second state tournament for the
girls.
Middle School Tennis opened their season with a fantastic day at Midland Trinity winning 25 matches
to Midland Trinity’s 5. The MS match against Southcrest last week was postponed due to wind and
dust, but they will pay Thursday, March 30 at the Burgess Rushing Tennis Center with 7th & 8th grade
matches starting at 3:00. 6th grade matches will start at 4:00 pm after school.
High School Tennis will begin their journey to
return to the TAPPS State Championships later
in April by competing in the TAPPS 2A North
Division Regional tournament in Dallas tomorrow. The girls are defending TAPPS 1A champions and they return all of their state qualifiers
from last year. The High School boys team also
return four players with state tournament experience. Stay tuned for regional results.
Middle School Track had a great day last Tuesday in Levelland with more than 30 kids competing. Charlie Robinson (8) had a fantastic
day medaling in all 5 events in which he competed. His results were 1st in shot put, 3rd in discus, 3rd in high jump, 2nd in the 100 meters and 1st
in the 200 meters. Ross Rogers (8) was 3rd in the 2400 meter run and Reese Rogers (7) was 2nd in the
high jump and 3rd in the long jump.
The high school track team also competed in Levelland with tough weather and a tough 4A field and
Brett Berger (11) came away with 3rd in the high jump.
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PSIA DISTRICT RESULTS
The Private Schools Interscholastic Association is a Texas statewide organization that sponsors academic
and fine arts competition in 19 events for students in grades 1-8. On February 25, the district meet was held
at All Saints and we put forth a strong team with 70 students who competed in 131 contests. Here is a list
of our competitors and how they fared at the competition. Students in BOLD will go on to compete at state.
First Grade
Anna Belle Needham
Anuva Iyer
Gurvir Gill
Louis Hughes
Nanaki Dhaliwal
Second Grade
Breanna Simons
Jacob Moss
Joshua Oyenuga
Piper Whittenburg
Riley Crawford
Third Grade
Anna Lipe
Ella Helton
Katy Jane St. Clair
Lia Liu
Nate Bumstead
Octavio Cervera
Reya Felton
Sebastian Cervera
Fourth Grade
Calista Conklin
Cason Kerby
Ethan Min
Hannah Harvey
Jess Gaines
Noah Garcia
Reese Wolfe
Sara Alalawi
Zaid Kharrat
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Storytelling (1st)
Creative Writing
Creative Writing (6th)
Storytelling (4th)
Creative Writing
Creative Writing (1st)
Storytelling (1st)
Mathematics
Creative Writing (5th)
Creative Writing (4th)
Storytelling
Fifth Grade
Brooke Payne
Caden Mead
Cooper Locke
Emme Hocker
Harry Roberts
JJ Keyton
Jeye Johnson
Kennedy Franklin
Spelling (1st)
Ready Writing (6th)
Storytelling (4th)
Music Memory (4th)
Ready Writing (5th)
Spelling
Music Memory
Mathematics (6th)
Music Memory (1st)
Mathematics (2nd)
Spelling (2nd)
Mathematics (5th)
Storytelling (2nd)
Prose Interpretation (1st)
Spelling (5th)
Number Sense (2nd)
Mathematics (2nd)
Maps, Graphs, & Charts (2nd)
Art Memory (3rd)
Number Sense (1st)
Ready Writing (2nd)
Spelling (1st)
Mathematics (1st)
Number Sense (2nd)
Maps, Graphs, & Charts (1st)
Mathematics
Spelling (6th)
Listening Skills
Olivia Needham
Rohan Felton
Sixth Grade
Abigail Barritt
Bilal Kharrat
Campbell Howe
Chloe Conover
Diego Cervera
Mason Dawson
Razanne Malki
Rowe Osborne
Sara Carothers
Scott Sanford
Prose Interpretation (2nd)
Listening Skills (1st)
Spelling (5th)
Number Sense (6th)
Listening Skills (4th)
Ready Writing (5th)
Prose Interpretation (3rd)
Maps, Graphs, & Charts (6th)
Spelling (4th)
Mathematics (5th)
Listening Skills (2nd)
Ready Writing (4th)
Maps, Graphs, & Charts (5th)
Number Sense (2nd)
Mathematics (2nd)
Maps, Graphs, & Charts (4th)
Prose Interpretation (1st)
Impromptu Speaking 7, 8 (2nd)
Number Sense (1st)
Mathematics (1st)
Spelling (3rd)
Maps, Graphs, & Charts (1st)
Ready Writing 8
Prose Interpretation (5th)
Impromptu Speaking 7, 8 (4th)
Listening Skills
Ready Writing (2nd)
Ready Writing (1st)
On-Site Drawing (6th)
Number Sense
Maps, Graphs, & Charts (4th)
Mathematics (6th)
Prose Interpretation (3rd)
Ready Writing
Mathematics (5th)
Prose Interpretation (4th)
Listening Skills (6th)
On-Site Drawing (4th)
Science (1st)
Spelling (1st)
Dictionary Skills (2nd)
Sixth Grade, cont.
Tanusha Nath
Seventh Grade
Alex Mercer
Ashby Whitaker
Avery Wisniewski
Grant Cannon
Harrison Hensley
Kalvy Thompson
Kevin Beasley
Layla Alalawi
Number Sense (1st)
Spelling (2nd)
Vocabulary (1st)
Mathematics (1st)
Science (6th)
Prose Interpretation (4th)
Listening Skills (2nd)
Ready Writing
Maps, Graphs, & Charts (4th)
Dictionary Skills (3rd)
Science (1st)
Number Sense (4th)
Science (2nd)
Number Sense
Ready Writing
Maps, Graphs, & Charts (5th)
Mathematics (1st)
Number Sense (2nd)
Calculator Applications (6th)
Prose Interpretation
On-Site Drawing (1st)
Ready Writing (3rd)
Eighth Grade
Alex Bilodeau
Number Sense (2nd)
Mathematics (3rd)
Andrew McClure
Science (2nd)
Number Sense (4th)
Ash Bumstead
Mathematics (2nd)
Calculator Applications (3rd)
George Lipe
On-Site Drawing (1st)
Maps, Graphs, & Charts
Graham St. Clair
Prose Interpretation (3rd)
Impromptu Speaking (3rd)
Laura Carothers
On-Site Drawing (2nd)
Noura Malki
Ready Writing (2nd)
Spelling (3rd)
Olivia Rector
Ready Writing
Sebastian Whitaker Vocabulary (1st)
Dictionary Skills (1st)
Listening Skills (1st)
Science (3rd)
Sydney Locke
On-Site Drawing (5th)
Vincent Paone
Calculator Applications (4th)
Listening Skills (4th)
Yash Mittal
Number Sense (1st)
Science (1st)
Mathematics (1st)
All Saints finished first in the elementary division with 515 points and first in the middle school division
with 628 points. With this great showing, All Saints will have 37 students representing the school in 54
contests at the state meet at Texas Christian University in Fort Worth on Saturday, May 6.
The PSIA district meet could not have been successful without the tremendous support of the All Saints
community. In order to hold this event, we needed to provide more than one hundred volunteers to act as
contest directors, judges, and graders. We also provided a concession stand throughout the day for guests
as well as a hospitality room for volunteers. Thank you once again to all the teachers, parents, and high
school students who took time on Saturday to help run this wonderful event. Patriot volunteers made all of
the difference in the success of the district meet!
We look forward to the state competition at TCU in May!
MUSIC UPDATE FROM MRS. CAMERON’S CLASS
Things are hopping in music this spring. Preschool through First grade are finished with their grade level
homily music offerings, but we have some additional opportunities to show off our musical skills. First
grade will sing on April 7 during their Trip to Washington, D.C. and again at the All Saints Teacher Reunion in May. Kindergarten is working on their songs and dances for the Cinco De Mayo Fiesta on May 5.
Kindergarten and Pre-First will perform their First Grade, First Grade song on May 17 as a chapel music
offering. Preschool and Pre-Kindergarten are having much fun learning their cowboy songs for the Tricycle Rodeo on April 21. Parents will be receiving more information about these musical happenings as
the dates draw nearer.
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PATRIOT PATRONAGE EVENT
Fun things are around the corner! Please make sure to join us on Thursday, April 20th for a Shop Day at
STOCK Style Shop. Come check out their adorable clothes, jewelry and shoes, as well as their cute gift
department that is perfect for all your springtime needs.
FALL FESTIVAL - COME JOIN THE FUN!
If you are interested in learning about volunteer opportunities for the 2017 Fall Festival, please join us for
an informational meeting at 12:00pm, Tuesday, April 25, at the American Cancer Society office (3513 10th
Street – next to Ronald McDonald House). There’s something for everyone! Lunch will be served. Please
RSVP or direct questions to Kathy Oaks at 806-441-4472 (call/text) or [email protected].
MABEL’S LABELS ARE BACK
The perfect accessory for summer camps, trips and outings: Mabel’s Labels! Mabel’s Labels offers a variety of personalized items to make your life simpler and more organized, including high quality peel and
stick name labels, clothing labels, luggage and bag tags, return address stickers, personalized children’s
books, sticker packs, personalized placemats, and much more! Give a personalized gift while supporting
our school- they make great birthday and baby shower gifts, too!
Just visit http://www.campaigns.mabelslabels.com/, click on “Select Your School,” and choose “All Saints
Episcopal School Parent Group (Lubbock)” from the drop-down menu. They will donate 20 percent of all
of our purchases back to All Saints!
BOXTOPS - CLIP YEAR ROUND
Please continue to clip BoxTops through the summer- we will be back next fall with another competition!
This is a great way to raise money for our school using items that we normally purchase.
OTHER WAYS TO SUPPORT ALL SAINTS
·
Download the “BOX TOPS® Bonus App – School Fundraising” and use it every time you shop for
groceries. Enter the school zip code (79423) and select “All Saints Episcopal” from the school listing. The
app may be used year-round to benefit All Saints!
·
AmazonSmile: Visit smile.amazon.com- select All Saints Episcopal School Parent Group or try (cut/
paste) this direct link: https://smile.amazon.com/ch/75-2098275
·
Coke Rewards: Keep depositing the lids/carton codes for the My Coke Rewards Program in the designated bins in PLC, Lower School, Middle School and High School. Funds will benefit the junior class.
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All Saints Annual Spring Fling!
Sunday, April 23
5-8 pm
Joyland Amusement Park
Hello! Attached to this issue of Patriot Passages, you will
find the order form for Spring Fling t-shirts. You will see
on the form that you can also order ASES car emblems and
additional spring fling tickets. Tickets are discounted at
$11.50 and can be used at Spring Fling as well as anytime
during the summer! See the attached form for full details.
Please note that every student at All Saints receives a free ticket
to participate in Spring Fling! It will be on Sunday, April 23
at Joyland from 5pm-8pm. Ticket order forms are going home
in Wednesday folders this week. Be on the lookout for ticket
pick up information in your inbox and Wednesday folders!
If you have any questions please feel free to contact Marci
Gutheil by phone or text at 806.787.0677 or by email.
Thank you to Spring Fling Event Sponsors: BC, Helton
Chiropractic - Mandy and Jason Helton, and Children’s
Orthopaedics of Lubbock - Marci and Jim Gutheil.
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Spring Fling 2017 Shirt Order Form
Spring Fling
at JOYLAND
April 23rd
5pm-8pm
Student’s Name: ___________________________________________________
Grade:___________ Teacher:________________________________________
All Saints Parent Group is pleased to provide each All Saints Student 1 free ticket that can be used on Sunday, April 23rd
from 5pm-8pm, any weeknight during the summer or the last 3 hours of Joyland’s operating day. All Saints Parent Group is pleased to sell additional tickets that can be used anytime during the summer. The All Saints
Group receives 30% of the sales, so the more you buy, the more you help support the school!
Tickets will be available for pick up at designated spots throughout the school the week leading up to the event.
Watch for more info regarding ticket pick up in your inbox and Wednesday folders!
Youth Tees:
$25
Front
Not sure
what size to
order?
Sample
sizes
available in
front office!
Adult Tees:
$25
XS: _____ XS: _____
SM: _____ SM: _____
MD: _____ MD: _____
LG: _____ LG: _____
XL: _____
2XL: ____
Car Emblem:
Emblem $20: ______________
Back
Spring Fling, April 23rd at Joyland, 5pm-8pm!
A very special thanks to our sponsors:
Additional Joyland Tickets Qty: _____ x $11.50 = __________
Total Cost of Shirts: ___________
Total Cost of Emblems: ___________
Grand Total: ___________
Cash or Check Check # ___________
(Circle one)
(Payable to All Saints)
Deadline to order Friday, April 7th.
All tickets must be purchased in advance.
Return order form to home room teacher or front office.
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SUMMER ART CAMP
Summer Art Camp Registration has begun! We have
three exciting art camps this summer, Imagination
Factory, Exploration Art and Art Lab. Campers don't
have to be All Saints students to attend art camp so
invite your friends, neighbors, siblings, and cousins!
Early Bird registration is due by May 1st. Registration
forms and details about camp can be found between the
art rooms and in the front office. Questions? Contact
Kendra McCartney [email protected] or
Michelle Guerra [email protected]
Summer Art Camp I
June 5th -9th 2017
9 am - noon
Imagination Factory
Where will your imagination take you?
Child’s name______________________________________ age__________ grade (Fall 2017)___________
Parent’s name__________________________________________________
Work/cell #_____________________________________________________
Email ____________________________________________________________
High school students: Want to get a head start on next
year's volunteer hours? Come help out at summer camp!
June 5th- 9th 9 am- noon, June 12th-16th 9 am - noon,
and 12:30-3:30. Contact Ms. McCartney kmccartney@
allsaintsschool.org to sign up as a volunteer!
T-shirt: Youth S____ Youth M____ Youth L____ Youth XL____ Adult S____ Adult M____ Adult L____
Camp Cost: Early Bird by May 1st $200 / After May 1st $225/ *Register for two or more camps $25 discount
_____my check or cash is enclosed – make checks payable to Kendra McCartney
Acceptance is on a first come first serve basis. Camp will run Monday through Friday, from 9:00 am to
noon. The cost will include all materials, an art t-shirt to print on, and daily snacks. This is for students
who will be entering grades 1st through 5th in the fall of 2017.
The week will end with an art show and small reception on Friday at 11:30 am. Family and friends will be
encouraged to come. Remember to have your child wear clothes that can get dirty. Art is messy!
This program requires students to be self-disciplined and have the ability to work independently. It is for
students who are interested in exploring the visual arts through various techniques and mediums.
Art Camp is located in the art studios at All Saints Episcopal School – 3222 103rd St Lubbock, TX 79423
Please contact Michelle Guerra or Kendra McCartney if you have any questions.
[email protected]
[email protected]
Summer Art Camp II
Imagination Factory!
June 12th -16th 2017
9 am - noon
Exploration Art!
Explore the world of art this summer!
Art Lab
June 12th -16th 2017
12:30- 3:30 pm
Child’s name______________________________________ age__________ grade (Fall 2017)___________
Parent’s name__________________________________________________
Work/cell #_____________________________________________________
Email ____________________________________________________________
Art Lab- Experimenting with ways to
create art for middle school students
T-shirt: Youth S____ Youth M____ Youth L____ Youth XL____ Adult S____ Adult M____ Adult L____
Camp Cost: Early Bird by May 1st $200 / After May 1st $225/ *Register for two or more camps $25 discount
_____my check or cash is enclosed – make checks payable to Kendra McCartney
Acceptance is on a first come first serve basis. Camp will run Monday through Friday, from 9:00 am to
noon. The cost will include all materials, an art t-shirt to print on, and daily snacks. This is for students
who will be entering grades 1st through 5th in the fall of 2017.
Student’s name___________________________________ age__________ grade (Fall 2017)___________
Parent’s name__________________________________________________
Work/cell #_____________________________________________________
Email ____________________________________________________________
The week will end with an art show and small reception on Friday at 11:30 am. Family and friends will be
encouraged to come. Remember to have your child wear clothes that can get dirty. Art is messy!
T-shirt: Youth S____ Youth M____ Youth L____ Youth XL____ Adult S____ Adult M____ Adult L____
This program requires students to be self-disciplined and have the ability to work independently. It is for
students who are interested in exploring the visual arts through various techniques and mediums.
Camp Cost: Early Bird by May 1st $175 / After May 1st $200/ *Register for two or more camps $25 discount
for 5th grade only
_____my check or cash is enclosed – make checks payable to Kendra McCartney
Art Camp is located in the art studios at All Saints Episcopal School – 3222 103rd St Lubbock, TX 79423
Please contact Michelle Guerra or Kendra McCartney if you have any questions.
[email protected]
[email protected]
Exploration Art!
Acceptance is on a first come first serve basis. Camp will run Monday through Friday, from 12:30 through
3:30 pm. The cost will include all materials and a t-shirt to print on. This is for students who will be
entering grades 5th through 8th grade.
The week will end with an art show and small reception on Friday at 3:00 pm. Family and friends will be
encouraged to come. Remember to wear clothes that can get dirty. Art is messy! Students are free to
bring their own snack or drink. This program requires students to be self-disciplined and have the ability to
work independently. It is for students who are interested in exploring the visual arts through various
techniques and mediums.
Art Camp is located in the art studios at All Saints Episcopal School – 3222 103rd St Lubbock, TX 79423
Please contact Michelle Guerra or Kendra McCartney if you have any questions.
[email protected]
[email protected]
Middle School Art Camp
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SWING FOR
THE FUTURE
GOLF TOURNAMENT
ANNOUNCEMENT
Did you know we have a
parent at All Saints that has
played professional golf the
last 10 years, earned player
of the year on the web.com
tour and competed on the
PGA tour? If you didn’t
know ... it is not surprised.
He has a great talent and is
humble nonetheless. With
all the ego in professional
sports, it is nice to meet
someone who is kind and has
a giving heart.
J . J .
Killeen
is
a
“local
boy”
t h a t
gradua t e d
from
Coronado High School in 2000.
He won the Texas 5A state
championship and went on to
play at TCU where he was an
All American. He is now the
Managing Partner and Director of Golf at 4ore!, which is
scheduled to open in the next
couple of months. How exciting for our Lubbock community!
We have only 10 team spots that remain in our Swing for the Future Tournament! In addition to a fun day
of golf, you will have an opportunity to have J. J. play on your team. He has agreed to be auctioned off to
the highest bidder at the upcoming Swing for the Future Golf Tournament along with 2 VIP passes to the
Opening Party for 4ore!
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THANK YOU to our
2017 Moonlight & Magic Sponsors
Diamond Level Sponsors
Aim Bank
ASCO Equipment Company
Kevin & Gay Atkins
Fox 34/Ramar Communications
Merrill Lynch
Kirk & Stephanie Rogers
Gold Level Sponsors
Jason & Caroline Janes
Market Street
Dick & Susan Pollard
Bill & Pat Russell
Silver Level Sponsors
Brad & Jennifer Andrews/Dustin & Haley Brooks/Wyatt & Claire Leavell
Matt & Krista Bumstead
Happy State Bank
Justin & Lauren Pinkston
Shawn Roach & Phebe Ellis-Roach/Jordan & Christiane Wheatley
Tom & Lola Windisch
Keith & Irma Wisniewski
Floral decor donated by Market Street
Pebble Beach Golf Trip underwritten by Robinson-Hamblen Dentistry
Wrigley Field Trip underwritten by Chris & Diana St. Clair
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Come one, come all to the Happy Camper Spring Book Fair!
When? Monday, April 3 - Friday, April 7.
Where? In the library!
Don’t want to send money? Preorder Book Fair Bucks so your children have
purchase power. We keep the info on file all week, so no worries about lost
money. *Please indicate if you would like your child to purchase books
only. *Please return the completed form to Mrs. Gretzler or your child’s
teacher with payment attached, checks made payable to ASES. Sorry, but we
are unable to charge your ASES account.
Child’s name: ______________________________________________
Grade & Homebase Teacher: _________________________________
Amount: _____________________
Books only: ________________
Child’s name: _____________________________________________
Grade & Homebase Teacher: ________________________________
Amount: _____________________ Books only: __________________
™ Don’t forget… DONUTS on Wednesday, April 5 at 7 AM!!
™
Open till 5 on Thursday, April 6.
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SUMMER CARE AT ALL SAINTS
Are you interested in learning more about
Summer care at All Saints? Contact Camp
Caprock at Kids Kingdom by calling 806791-5464, by emailing campcaprock@
gmail.com, or visiting their website at
kidskingdomlubbock.com/summercamp.
Camp Caprock is managing the summer
program at All Saints again. A registration fee of $135 is due upon enrollment.
Weekly tuition will be $135 a week which
covers the cost for all activities. There
will be no lunch served (campers bring
their own lunches.) There is a snack bar
available from which campers may purchase breakfast or snack items.
Thinking about Summer?
We are!!
Register now
Summer
Camp will be at ALL SAINTS
again this summer!
Contact us today!
Phone: 806-791-5464
Fax: 806-771-5464
E-mail us at:
[email protected]
kidskingdomlubbock.com/
Register by April
1st to receive a $25
discount in the
Registration Fee!
The program runs daily from 7:30am6:00pm. The first day of the summer program is Tuesday, May 30. The program
with Camp Caprock closes on Friday, August XX. The program will be closed for the July Fourth holiday.
If you are interested in summer care at All Saints, please contact Camp Caprock directly. The enrollment
process is handled directly through Camp Caprock.
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