Queen of All Saints School Chicago

The Queen of All Saints Class of 2022 reunited to celebrate their high school graduation and share their plans for the future. Judging by the colleges represented in the photo these Saints have a very bright future!

Congratulations to QAS alumna Petra Komar! Petra is a Lane Tech freshman and Alpha STEM student. She recently placed 11th at the Freshman Science Fair.

Our preschoolers took the stage and stole hearts this morning at our End of Year Celebration! Watching these tiny stars sing their hearts out — after a year of so much growth, learning, and laughter — was a moment none of us will forget.

Thank you to our incredible families for joining us for the celebration and for trusting us with your little ones this year. Here's to a summer full of sunshine and adventure. We look forward to seeing you all in the fall!

The Loyola Academy Rowing Team had a strong showing all around and even made Loyola history at the Midwest Championships!

Congratulations to our QAS alumni, including:

Lucy Benedict ’25, Dean De Preter ’22, Eliza Kelley ’25, Phina Kelley ’24, Ty Linn ’23, Annie Quinn ’24, Patrick Sanner ’22, Vanessa Smith ’24, Joey Stumm ’22, and Ellie Tolentino ’23.

And good luck to alum Coach Mike Kelley '90 and the boats headed to Nationals!

Congratulations to Norie Balbarin (QAS Class of 2022). Norie was named the Valedictorian of the Class of 2026 at Regina Dominican.

Beachy Keen & Beyond Grateful
Teacher Appreciation Week was an absolute wave of creativity and care this year. From morning donuts, Room Service treats, a special catered lunch, a fun dirty soda bar, and a taco truck to wrap up the week — it was a celebration worthy of our amazing faculty and staff.

None of this would have been possible without the heart, creativity, and tireless effort of our Parent Association, QASPA and the QAS Men's Club. You went above and beyond to make our staff feel valued, and appreciated. A heartfelt THANK YOU to everyone who planned, organized, donated, and showed up.

There were some new Carlsons in the Principal role this week. The Carlson girls did a great job and even gave the students a special treat - No Homework! Does your child want to be Principal for the Day? You can bid on this item at the UPP on Friday, May 15.

Our Girls Who Code club is part of the national Girls Who Code organization — a community of thousands of young women learning to code, breaking barriers, and reshaping the future of tech. These girls don't just use technology, they build it. Most of all, they have fun trying new things and problem solving together.