All Saints Day School

Congratulations, Class of 2026!

We couldn’t be any prouder of these young women and men and cannot wait to follow their future adventures!

Tonight, we came together for one of our most cherished All Saints traditions - Recognition Night - celebrating the incredible students of the Classes of 2026 through 2028 in an evening filled with reflection, joy, and heartfelt community.

We honored our 6th and 7th graders, but the heart of the evening centered on the Class of 2026. Teachers shared deeply personal, thoughtful, and often humorous reflections on each graduate, offering stories that captured their spirit and impact on our community. From laughter to tears, it was a powerful reminder of how well each student is known and cherished.

The evening was filled with laughter, a few tears, and many unforgettable moments. We are so proud of this remarkable group of students. 💙

We look forward to celebrating one final milestone tomorrow at Graduation in All Saints’ Church, where we will officially welcome the Class of 2026 into our alumni community.

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Yesterday morning, we celebrated our amazing students in the Classes of 2029–2036! 💙

From our littlest Saints, our preschoolers to our rising middle schoolers in Grade 5, each student was recognized for a year of growth, discovery, perseverance, and achievement.

Surrounded by families, teachers, and classmates, our young Saints took the stage to celebrate all they’ve accomplished—and the incredible people they are becoming.

We couldn’t be prouder of these bright minds and kind hearts. Congratulations on a wonderful year! 💙

Our 2nd graders wrapped up their Landforms unit in the best possible way, with a day of exploration at Point Lobos!

Surrounded by dramatic cliffs, rocky shorelines, hidden coves, and sweeping ocean views, students had the chance to see landforms not just in pictures, but up close and in action. As they walked the trails, they identified coastal features like cliffs, inlets, and beaches, making real-world connections to everything they’ve been studying in class.

They observed how wind and water shape the land over time, spotted layers in rock formations, and talked about erosion and how the coastline is constantly changing.

Of course, there was plenty of curiosity and discovery along the way from tide pools teeming with life, staying clear of poison oak, to waves crashing with otters bobbing happily.

It was a fabulous, hands-on way to reinforce their learning. A perfect ending to a fantastic unit!

Our 1st graders wrapped up their science unit on animal and plant adaptations with a wonderful visit to the Pacific Grove Museum of Natural History.

Students explored local wildlife and plant life, took part in an fun scavenger hunt, and discovered new and unexpected ways of learning through a truly hands-on museum experience.

This Monterey Peninsula gem continues to be a highlight of our year! We highly recommend a visit and always look forward to returning for this special annual trip!

Our 4th graders delighted the school community with a fabulous performance of ‘Character Matters!’

This fun and engaging musical brings together familiar fairy tale characters to explore life lessons like kindness, honesty, responsibility, and respect. Through humor, music, and storytelling, students learn how their choices shape who they are, reminding us all that character truly matters.

We were impressed by our students’ poise on stage, their confident acting, and joyful singing. The performance was a wonderful reflection of their ongoing Character Education, bringing these lessons to life.

Bravo to our 4th graders for such an inspiring and entertaining show!

History Came to Life for Our 4th & 5th Graders!

A long-standing favorite at All Saints, these interactive “Walk Through” programs are a highlight of the year—one that our 4th and 5th graders eagerly anticipate. Year after year, they bring history to life in ways students never forget.

Our students were fully immersed in two dynamic experiences—made all the more engaging by our fantastic facilitator, Steve, who brought energy, humor, and depth to every moment.

⭐️ 4th Grade – Walk Through California
Students explored California’s rich history through games, music, storytelling, and reenactments. From the indigenous period to statehood, they experienced key moments in a hands-on way—even creating a large topographical map of California right on the floor. It was an exciting way to deepen their understanding while building vocabulary, listening skills, and confidence.

⭐️ 5th Grade – Walk Through the American Revolution
Our 5th graders stepped into the world of the American Revolution, taking on the roles of historical figures and experiencing the road to independence through interactive activities. With flags, maps, music, and storytelling, they gained a deeper appreciation for the people and ideas that shaped our nation.

With Steve leading the way, students were engaged from start to finish—stepping into character, collaborating with classmates, and truly bringing history to life.

Celebrating our Festival of Flowers 🌸

What a beautiful way to return from Spring Break! Today, we gathered for a special chapel celebrating Spring, Easter, and new beginnings.

Our Little Saints in Kindergarten decorated a wooden cross with flowers... and they did a truly fabulous job!

A gorgeous day, full of color, joy, and fresh starts, as we settle back into the rhythm of campus life.

What a weekend! 🎭

Our 46th annual Spring Musical, ‘Once Upon a Mattress’, made its debut on our stage... and what a debut it was! This hilarious retelling of The Princess and the Pea had audiences laughing from start to finish.

With four sold-out performances and two incredible casts, our students brought the stage to life through their dancing, singing, and acting. The energy, talent, and joy were unforgettable!

A huge shoutout to our two amazing casts, our marvelous tech and stage crews, our inspirational directors, and all the dedicated volunteers behind the scenes. Every single one of you played an essential role in bringing this production to life.

We are so proud and already counting down to next spring! 🌟