All Saints values community, play, and evidence-based practices. In keeping with our values, we do not accept religious exemptions from vaccinations.
Our Programs
All of our programs, from our classes to our camps, provide a dynamic education that is play-based and interest-motivated. Each class, from our Toddlers to our Junior Kindergarten program, is tailored to honing in on age appropriate skills and subjects that will help students grow and learn at a comfortable pace. Our small class sizes, 4:1 student to teacher ratio in our Toddlers classes and 6:1 student to teacher ratio in our 2's through J/K classes, ensure that each student gets the attention they need to succeed.
Toddlers
Twos
Threes
Fours
J/K
Resources
Extended Day
Summer Camp
Our Toddlers Classes
Toddlers enter our school during one of their most dynamic periods of growth. As they transition from infancy to their preschool years, they begin developing independence and self-awareness. Our toddler program offers fun and engaging, hands-on experiences to support healthy social, emotional, cognitive, and motor skills development. Sensory exploration, process-oriented art, and outdoor play are integral parts of the day. Within this nurturing environment, children are encouraged to explore, supporting growth and building confidence.
Our Twos Classes
The 2's students at All Saints Preschool are in a stage of moving from active toddlers into more independent children whose social, emotional, speech, language, and gross motor skills are the primary focus during their year with us. Our 2's classes focus on building these skills throughout the year via meaningful social interactions, theme-focused centers and activities, sensory play, imaginative play, guided and free art time, and short periods of structured instructional time.
Students are encouraged to spend lots of time in big movement play indoors and outdoors to strengthen their gross motor skills. As the year progresses, students are asked to take on more tasks to foster independence and build confidence. Students also begin to work on their fine motor skills during this time. Early literacy skills are introduced through circle time and shared reading in a group setting.
For many 2's, this is their first experience apart from their home environment and/or their parents. Open communication with parents throughout the day, as well as at arrival and/or dismissal time assists both teacher and parents in making sure milestones and growth are happening both at home and at school. One major growth milestone that happens during this year is potty training. Our 2's teachers will provide support as families make these potty training decisions.
Our Threes Classes
The 3s’ classes at All Saints Preschool are vibrant environments designed to foster independence, support social-emotional growth and assist in laying a solid academic foundation. The environment is structured to be organized yet flexible, created to facilitate learning through play-based, hands-on experiences. Active engagement, emergent literacy and writing, numerical skills, sensory and creative exploration, dramatic play, circle time and outdoor time, as well as gross and fine-motor skills will all be consistently observed. These daily routines and activities are thoughtfully prepared to assist our 3's student to become thriving, well-balanced children.
Our Fours Classes
The 4's classes at All Saints Preschool helps our students learn new information, build confidence in social interactions, and develop greater independence as they become more self-assured. Social skills remain a key focus as students continue to grow in their ability to work and play with others. These classes emphasize kindergarten readiness through a balance of structured learning and developmentally appropriate play. Daily activities—including calendar time, independent work, and group lessons—are designed to engage students both socially and cognitively.
Students are challenged academically as they build early literacy and number skills, while also strengthening both fine and gross motor development. Fine motor skills are supported through activities such as drawing, cutting, and hands-on materials, while gross motor skills are developed through outdoor play, movement, and active games.
Our 4's students explore engaging themes that are integrated across art, fine and gross motor activities, science, music and movement. This thematic approach encourages curiosity, creativity, and deeper understanding as students make connections across different areas of learning. Process art and outdoor play are incorporated into each day to support creativity, physical development, and a love of exploration.
Our Junior Kindergarten Class
The Junior Kindergarten at All Saints Preschool meets several unique needs of our families. For those with summer/early fall birthdays, the JK experience allows children to complete a traditional 4’s class first, and then provides a “bonus” year prior to kindergarten. It is an ideal option for those students who may need an additional year to practice speech and language, fine motor or social and emotional skills. Admission preference to JK is given to those children who have first completed our 4’s program. If space allows, students from our 3’s program will be admitted based on maturity and academic needs.
Similar to the 4’s classes, the JK class works on kindergarten readiness (listening skills, direction following, conflict resolution, letter recognition, letter sounds, number skills, basic handwriting, cutting, patterns, sequencing, etc). Our whole group lessons are always inspired by children’s literature and allow the children to explore process art, science, cooking and sensory exploration. A valuable feature of the JK class is the addition of small group work time. Meeting in groups of 2-3, our teachers provide targeted instruction in math and reading skills, utilizing games and activities to meet learning goals developed specifically for each child. All Saints Preschool’s Junior Kindergarten helps our 4-5 year old students become kindergarten ready and life-long learners.
Resources
Every child in our program benefits from weekly music and movement classes, art sessions, time working and learning about social skills, as well as getting the wiggles out in weekly physical education group time. Children sing, dance, play instruments, and use props such as scarves and streamers to move to the music. Educational researchers have repeatedly shown that both music and movement enhance brain development. Our Christmas Sing-A-Long and Spring SongFest allow the children to showcase all they’ve learned for parents and grandparents.
Extended Day
Early Drop
Our Early Drop program is offered for families who need to start their day a little earlier. Children ages 2 and up are eligible for this optional program Monday through Friday from 8:15 to 9:00. Children enjoy active play in our indoor playroom, complete with a climbing structure, tricycles, a basketball hoop, and more. For some children, snuggling up with a teacher and reading a book from the book basket is the perfect way to start their day. Children are escorted to their classrooms at 9:00 AM.
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Lunch & Learn
Our Lunch & Learn program is offered most days from 12 to 2 PM during 3 seasons, Fall, Winter & Spring. Children love bringing a lunch box to school and getting extra time to play and socialize with friends. The program also includes story time and an enrichment class. Different classes are offered on each day of the week. Past offerings have included Spanish, Little Scientists, Yoga, Sneaky Treats cooking, Animal Adventures, 3-D Art, Soccer, and more. Children who are confidently potty trained are eligible to attend.
Lunch & Learn is a perfect option for families who wish to build their child's endurance for the school day, so entering the longer days of elementary school aren't such a difficult transition! It is also a wonderful way to encourage communication skills and self confidence as children encounter new friends and teachers in a safe and welcoming environment.
There are 3 seasons for Lunch & Learn, Fall, Winter, and Spring sseasons, Monday through Friday. Registration for these seasons opens up a few weeks before the season begins. Spots are not guaranteed and are available on a first come, first serve basis.
Summer Camp
Each summer, we offer several weeks of summer camp for ages all of our school ages, toddler through 5 years old. Weekly camp themes, such as Messy Makers Camp, Bugs & Butterflies Camp, Science Camp, and Authors & Artists Camp, all incorporate a wide variety of hands-on activities to correlate to the camp's theme. Outdoor play is a huge part of all of our camp and will take advantage of the preschool's beautiful sprawling campus, the courtyard, playground, Roslyn trails and ponds. Children must be potty-trained in order to be able to participate in camps; this does not include our toddler and 2s bootcamps.
Summer Camp at All Saints is a perfect way for children to keep up the momentum of a wonderful school year over the summer months. The camp day is structured in a similiar way to the regular school day, and sessions are led by teachers with whom children are already comfortable. Our students transition easily to these camp days and they are always so much fun!
The Summer Camp day often begins with a playground drop-off, as teachers take advantage of the coolest time of the day to play! After exploring the playground, campers will head inside for a water break and snack, as well as free play. Each day will include a thematic activity, often a craft, art project or game. On our hottest days, our campers will often enjoy some water play...so be ready to get wet!