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All Saints Episcopal Day School

United States, Hoboken

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The school at a glance
Fees $20,364 - 35,512
Ages Not listed
Type Co-educational
Opened 1985
Bus Service No
Academic offering
Curriculum IB (PYP), IB (MYP)
Taught languages Spanish, French, Latin
Typical class size 15
Strengths Languages, Visual and Creative Arts, Sport
Clubs Arts and Creative, Community and Service, Leadership and Professional
Stages Early Years, Preschool, Kindergarten, Primary School, Elementary, Middle School
Introduction

All Saints Episcopal Day School is a two-campus independent school in Hoboken, New Jersey, serving Pre‑K3 through Grade 8. The campuses at 707 Washington Street and 527 Clinton Street support early childhood through middle school learning, with the IB Primary Years Programme and Middle Years Programme guiding curriculum. The school is an International Baccalaureate World School and provides high school placement support through a Director of Secondary School Guidance, alongside Beyond Core Academics that complements the core program. Since its 1985 founding, governance separated from the Church in 2018 while remaining closely connected to All Saints Parish. The program includes a Technology Integration Teacher, robotics and coding from Pre‑K onward, and an IB Design course in Grades 6–8. World languages begin in Pre‑K3 with Spanish, and French begins in Grade 5, with Latin in Grades 7–8 and American Sign Language at various levels. After-school care and service projects strengthen life.

The Essentials

All Saints Episcopal Day School has typical class sizes of 15.

Location
Located in Hoboken, New Jersey. The school operates on two campuses at 707 Washington Street and 527 Clinton Street, Hoboken, NJ 07030. The Hoboken area is urban with convenient access to PATH trains, NJ Light Rail, and local bus services nearby for commuting.

Stages
Early Childhood (Pre-K3, Pre-K4, Kindergarten); Elementary School (Grades 1-5); Middle School (Grades 6-8); High School & College Acceptances (Grades 9-12).

Country affiliation
United States

Religious affiliation
Episcopal

School day structure
Early Childhood offers half-day or full-day Pre-K3 and Pre-K4; Kindergarten is full-day.
Diving Deeper

Boarding Arrangements
The school operates as a day school with before- and after-school programs.

Food Options
The Washington Street campus includes a Commons & Cafe.

Governance and Ownership
Governing body: Board of Trustees. The board follows the National Association of Independent Schools' Principles of Good Practice for independent school governance. The school is accredited by the New Jersey Association of Independent Schools.
Fees

Annual tuition at All Saints Episcopal Day School ranges from USD 20,364 to USD 35,512 for 2026/27.

2026–2027 Tuition (annual) — by program

- Pre-K3 & Pre-K4 (Half-day, 8:30am–11:15am): USD 20,364.
- Pre-K3 & Pre-K4 (Full-day, 8:30am–3:00pm): USD 33,902.
- Kindergarten – Grade 4 (Full day): USD 33,902.
- Grade 5 – Grade 8 (Full day): USD 35,512.

Per-term / per-invoice amounts

- The published figures above are annual tuition amounts. Specific per-term or per-invoice amounts are not published; families may select from several payment plan options. For details on installment counts, deadlines, or per-term billing amounts, contact the admissions office.

Sibling tuition structure (starting 2026–2027)

- Second child: full tuition minus USD 8,500 (USD 4,250 for half-day Pre-K programs).
- Third child: full tuition minus USD 10,000 (USD 5,000 for half-day Pre-K programs).
- Fourth child: full tuition minus USD 12,500 (USD 6,250 for half-day Pre-K programs).

Application and mandatory fees

- Application fee: USD 75.
- Parents' Association Membership: USD 100 (annual).

Program-specific additional fees

- Technology Fee:
- PK3–PK4 Half-day: USD 75.
- PK3–PK4 Full-day; Grades K–4: USD 175.
- Grades 5–8: USD 200.

- Book Fee:
- PK3–PK4 Half-day: USD 75.
- PK3–PK4 Full-day; Grades K–4: USD 175.
- Grades 5–8: USD 200.

- Field Trip Fee (Grades K–8): USD 275.

Boarding fees

- Boarding is not applicable. All Saints is a day school; no boarding fees are charged.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- Families may choose from several payment plan options; the school directs families to contact the admissions office for plan selection and specifics. The published information does not specify the number of installments, exact billing dates, deposit requirements, or late-payment penalties.

Refund information

- No specific refund policy, withdrawal deadlines, or tuition-credit schedule is published alongside the tuition figures. For the school's refund or withdrawal terms, contact the admissions or business office.

Fee payment options

- The publicly posted tuition information lists available payment plan options but does not enumerate accepted payment methods (for example, credit card, bank transfer/ACH, or check). For accepted payment methods and any associated processing fees, contact the admissions or finance office.

Scholarships and financial aid

- Need-based financial aid is available to accepted families who demonstrate financial need; a Head of School merit scholarship program exists for qualified applicants to Grades 5–7. Specific award amounts, application timelines, and deadlines are managed through admissions/financial aid channels.

Concise summary of published items vs. missing details

- Published and confirmed: annual tuition amounts by program for 2026–2027; application fee; Parents' Association membership; Technology, Book, and Field Trip fees; sibling-tuition discounts; existence of payment-plan options and financial-aid programs.
- Not published in the tuition summary: specific per-term invoice amounts or example installment schedules; exact billing dates and late fees; detailed refund/withdrawal policy; and the list of accepted payment methods. For those items, the school requests that families contact the admissions/finance office.
Wellbeing

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)
Wellness classes cover safety, making healthy choices, developing healthy habits, maintaining positive relationships, and setting boundaries. Community & Social Awareness coursework supports social and emotional development, and Middle School emphasizes growth socially, emotionally, and intellectually.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)
The World Language program begins in Pre-K3 with weekly Spanish and continues through Grade 8. Students can continue Spanish through Grade 8 or elect to begin studying French in Middle School (Grade 5). Latin is required in Grades 7 and 8. American Sign Language is taught at various grade levels across Elementary and Middle School, and ASL exposure occurs during weekly Spirituality gatherings. An additional World Language class in French is offered in the Pre-K3–Pre-K4 afternoon program.

Mental Wellbeing
Wellness classes cover safety, healthy choices, developing healthy habits, maintaining positive relationships, and setting boundaries, supporting students' mental wellbeing and social-emotional development.
Parent Experience

History
All Saints Episcopal Day School was established in 1985 as an outreach mission of All Saints Parish to provide an urban educational alternative in Hoboken. It opened with an enrollment of 16 preschool-age students. The school earned accreditation from the New Jersey Association of Independent Schools in 2006 and launched a Middle School program for grades 5–8 in 2008, with the first eighth-grade class graduating in 2012. In 2018, governance of the school separated from the Church, while the partnership remains strong and continues to support students and the community. The school is an International Baccalaureate World School and is a member of the National Association of Episcopal Schools.

Community
All Saints operates in Hoboken across two historic campus buildings on Clinton Street and Washington Street, serving Pre-K3 through Grade 8. Mitakuye Oyasin, meaning we are all related, is spoken at the school and reflected in events, community service projects and daily traditions. The school emphasizes diversity and inclusion, and provides opportunities for students to understand a variety of religious traditions and celebrations. All Saints is an International Baccalaureate World School.

Parent Teacher Association (PTA)
Parents are automatic members of the Parents' Association, and involvement is encouraged but not required. The PA offers flexible opportunities to participate, from volunteering at home to serving on committees or the Board of Trustees. Ways to participate include serving as career speakers, field trip chaperones, or admissions ambassadors. Parents assist at events such as Field Day, the school plays, or arts performances, sponsor monthly lunches for faculty and staff, and support bake sales and book fairs. They attend school performances and milestone project demonstrations and share cultural traditions.
Facilities

Facilities Overview
The school operates two campuses in Hoboken, New Jersey: 707 Washington Street and 527 Clinton Street. The campuses accommodate programs from Pre-K3 through Grade 8, supporting early childhood through middle school learning.

Academic Facilities
IB Programme is offered. Early Childhood (Pre-K3, Pre-K4, and Kindergarten), Elementary School (Grades 1–5), and Middle School (Grades 6–8) provide a continuous academic pathway. High School placement is supported, and Beyond Core Academics complements the core program.

Extra Curricular Facilities
After School Care and Enrichment are available. There are 17+ after-school activities. Spirituality and Service are part of student life. Alumni and the Parents Association are active groups.
Extra-Curricular Activities

Academic & Intellectual
The school offers co-curricular activities that expand thinking, communication, and cultural competencies. A Technology Integration Teacher supports students beyond core academics, including robotics and coding from Pre-K onward. Design and Technology activities progress through the grades, with a Grade 3 Bard Bash and a Grade 6-8 IB Design course, and field trips that connect to curricular content.

Arts & Creative
Assemblies and performances include Fall Drama, Spring Musical, Holiday program, Hat Show & Tea Party, and Arts Celebration, showcasing Music, World Language, Dance, and Visual Arts. The visual arts program covers materials from papier-mâché to pottery, with weekly art classes starting in Kindergarten. The Middle School hosts the National Junior Art Honor Society, and performing arts include weekly music and dance with opportunities to perform in school productions.

Cultural & Language
World Languages begins in Pre-K3 with weekly Spanish and runs through Grade 8, with French available starting in Middle School (Grade 5). Latin is required in Grades 7-8. American Sign Language is taught at various grade levels and is exposed during Spirituality gatherings, with Pre-K3 and Pre-K4 having an additional afternoon French offering.

Social & Hobbies
Middle School students can join a variety of clubs that meet at lunch or after school, and students may propose clubs with a faculty advisor. Examples include the National Junior Art Honor Society, Eco Saints Club, and Saints-4-Service, with service, environmental projects, and community initiatives such as care packages and fundraising. Athletics include basketball teams for Grades 3–8 that practice weekly and compete in the Hoboken Department of Recreation's School League.

Community & Service
Social Action and Service are embedded in the curriculum, offering ongoing opportunities to engage in projects that support the local community. Empty Bowls is an example that brings together students, families, and faculty to support organizations such as the Hoboken Community Center, Hoboken Shelter, Welcome Home Jersey City, and St. Matthew's Lunchtime Ministry. In Grade 8, a Community Project culminates the IB Middle Years Programme with a year-long service project addressing a community issue.

Leadership & Professional
All Saints Enrichment Program develops leadership and confidence through after-school experiences, with enrichment courses offered at all grade levels. The school provides high school placement guidance through a Director of Secondary School Guidance who coordinates interview preparation, test prep, and open-house opportunities. Students can form and lead clubs by proposing ideas with a faculty advisor, gaining leadership experience.

Lifestyle & Wellbeing
Wellness classes cover safety, healthy choices, healthy habits, and positive relationships, starting in Kindergarten. The Physical Education program runs from Kindergarten through Grade 8, with Field Day and the All Saints Olympics as school-wide traditions. Athletics include a basketball program for Grades 3–8 that competes in the Hoboken Recreation School League.
Languages

Language Provision
Spanish is offered weekly from Pre-K3 through Grade 8. French is available in the afternoon program for Pre-K3 and Pre-K4 and can be studied in Middle School from Grade 5. Latin is required in Grades 7 and 8. American Sign Language is introduced with exposure during weekly Spirituality gatherings across all grades.

Bilingual Teaching
Spanish is taught weekly starting in Pre-K3 and continues through Grade 8. The afternoon program for Pre-K3 and Pre-K4 adds a French class. Students can continue with Spanish through Grade 8 or begin French in Middle School (Grade 5). Latin is required in Grades 7 and 8, and American Sign Language is introduced with exposure across grades.
Reputation

Accreditations
The school is accredited by the New Jersey Association of Independent Schools.
Admissions

Admissions
1) Attend an open house or tour. Attend a campus visit to experience All Saints Day School firsthand and meet faculty; schedule a personal tour or evening information session for a clearer view of the program. These visits help families understand fit and inform the admissions journey. A tour is encouraged as an early step in the process.
2) Complete the online application. Submit your application as early as possible to secure scheduling for assessments and PK/K playdates; once submitted, you will be assigned an Admissions Checklist to arrange your assessment and, for PK/K, a playdate. Early submission supports timely progress through the timeline.
3) Provide teacher evaluations. Grades 1–3 require one teacher evaluation form; Grade 4 requires two forms; Grades 5–8 require English and Math Teacher Evaluation Forms. These evaluations help the admissions team assess readiness and fit across grade levels.
4) Submit school transcripts. Request your child's transcripts from the current school and have them sent to All Saints Day School as part of the application materials. Transcript submissions support a comprehensive review of prior academic performance.
5) Participate in Playdates and Shadow Days. PK3 and PK4 participate in a PK/K Playdate that mirrors a school day; Grades 1–4 schedule a Shadow Day to observe classrooms and interact with peers; Grades 5–8 also shadow and may include a student interview for 6th–8th grades. These experiences help both sides assess day-to-day fit.
6) Complete the individual assessment. Students take an individual assessment that includes math, reading, and writing on the scheduled day. For Grades 6–8, the shadow day experience may include a student interview.
7) Enrollment decisions and deposits. Enrollment offers are issued according to the timeline, and a signed contract with a nonrefundable $1,500 deposit is required to secure enrollment; applications received after the deadline are reviewed on a rolling basis as space allows.

Scholarships
Head of School Scholarship Program provides merit scholarships for qualified applicants to Grades 5–7; to apply, families submit an inquiry and receive a special application discount code to complete the full application for a reduced fee; the program requires a nationally normed test (SSAT or ISEE), an essay, an interview, and a half-day class visit. Brad Ost Memorial Scholarship offers tuition assistance to currently enrolled families facing short-term financial hardship; contact the admissions team for details. Financial aid is need-based and available to accepted families; about 5% of families receive aid, with confidential handling of financial information. The 2026-2027 tuition is Pre-K3/Pre-K4 half-day $20,364 and full day $33,902; Kindergarten–Grade 4 full day $33,902; Grade 5–8 full day $35,512, with additional fees and sibling structures described on the tuition page.

Waitlist
There is a wait pool for qualified candidates when there are more applicants than available spaces. The school does not maintain a rank-ordered waitlist; if a vacancy arises, a candidate from the wait pool is offered a spot. This approach helps maintain class balance while addressing openings.
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