Athletic News

Athletics play a vital role in children’s growth and development. At ASCS, our physical education is based

on a comprehensive national curriculum which offers students the opportunity to learn a variety of team

and individual sports, while always keeping the emphasis on strong sportsmanship. We are proud to offer

students in 4th through 8th grade 18 competitive sports teams. Additionally, students in lower grades are

offered karate, tennis, and a running club through extracurricular opportunities.

Listed below are our present competitive teams accompanied by 2017-2018 successes:

Fall

Flag Football

JV Volleyball: 2017 Champions

Varsity Volleyball: 2017 Champions

Cross Country*

Winter I

Boys Soccer: 2018 Second Place

Girls JV Basketball

Girls Varsity Basketball

Swimming*

Winter II

Girls Soccer: 2017 Second Place

Boys JV Basketball

Boys Varsity Basketball

Cheerleading: 2018 First Place in Annual

Diocesan Competition

Spring

Girls Lacrosse

Boys Lacrosse

Softball

Baseball: 2018 Second Place

Track and Field*

Golf*

*These sports are individual sports and no team awards are given. Individual statistics are recorded.

Technology News Since the start of the school’s 1:1 iPad program, the pastors and administrators have been committed to technology at All Saints. Technology is an integral component of today’s education. All Saints Catholic School is committed to the education of our faculty and students through the use of the most current technology. In the past year, advances in technology have been:

565 iPads (students & faculty) in use

Updated Apple education features implemented, such as Apple Classroom, which gives teachers more ways to engage with and monitor students

Teachers continue to look for new ways to incorporate apps and iPads in teaching and learning

A new firewall was purchased and installed allowing for more granular web filtering for students

Server updates were performed and 5 new server switches were installed

12 new access points were installed

Ruckus wireless zone director was updated and replaced

5 new PCs were ordered and placed in various classrooms and 7 others were updated with new hard drives

5 teacher printers were updated and replaced

5 new SMART 70” interactive displays were installed

SMART software licenses were upgraded and renewed for teachers

Padcaster (iPad recording hardware) was purchased

A new projector system and ports were added to one classroom

25 UPS battery backups were replaced

Website was redesigned to be more responsive

Academic News

All Saints Catholic School (ASCS) completed the 2017-2018 school year with an enrollment of 479 students. We continued to improve our academics with the implementation of NWEA’s Measures of Academic Progress (MAP) three times a year. This testing helps teachers drive specific instruction that is suited for students’ learning. It further helps define fluid groups for differentiation of material taught. Exciting new technology programs are assisting teachers to use these scores and allow for student-specific remediation and enrichment. Kindergarten through 2nd grade have purchased an entire mini-library of leveled reading books so that students have a greater variety to select from in their ready-to-learn level. Further, the Diocese of Palm Beach is focusing on the re-writing of the science and social studies standards and benchmarks. We look forward to new standards in these areas that will emphasize 21st Century learning. Our faculty professional development continues to grow in the areas of differentiation, using student achievement data to drive instruction, and exceptional student education. We have partnered with Healthy Aquatics which brought aquaponics to 5th through 8th grade. We also began a garden with all grades taking seeds to seedlings. Our garden harvested enough vegetables to supplement our cafeteria salad bar. Our 8th grade students continue to be accepted into challenging high schools and Choice Programs throughout Palm Beach County.

Academic highlights include:

62 students had 4 consecutive quarters on the Honor Role in 4th through 8th grades

56 students qualified for Duke Tip

Iowa standardized testing results showed our students to be above national, regional, and Diocesan levels

in almost all core subject areas in 2nd through 8th grades in which testing was given

Middle school participated in the SIFMA stock market game producing a state champion in the essay

contest for the 5th year in a row.

Adopted a Junior Achievement finance program for 8th grade students

Implemented the social program “Harmony” which builds relationships and reduces bullying

Updated social studies and science curricula

Each year our founding parishes select a family in need and we

provide a Thanksgiving basket complete with a turkey and all

of the fixings needed for a holiday feast.

Student Government spearheaded the writing of 1,100

Christmas cards to assist the Belle Glade prison ministry

through St. Peter Catholic Church.

Students, parents and faculty participated in the Buddy Walk

sponsored by the Gold Coast Down Syndrome Organization.

Student Government organizes a monthly collection of

non-perishable food items to help replenish the food banks of our six parishes.

Each year we participate in the CRS Operation Rice Bowl Project, which collects money for 40 countries

throughout the world.

Students, parents and faculty participated in Every Mile Counts - Friends of the Poor Walk/Run.

Homemade blankets were donated to Valley of Love Ministries in Riviera Beach which provides help to

the homeless. Also, money, food items, clothing and toys were given to this organization for distribution.

The National Junior Honor Society (NJHS) made hundreds of peanut butter and jelly sandwiches for The

Faith’s Place after-school program.

SGA made financial contributions to Valley of Love Ministries, along with non-perishable food items.

Pre-K through 2nd grade created class posters for the grandparents mass at the Cathedral of St. Ignatius.

Pre-K through 2nd grade designed Jesus Is With You and Feel Better cards for the sick people in local

hospitals when they receive communion.

Pre-K collected food for the needy in their annual Thanksgiving food baskets.

The Builders Club went gleaning and picked tomatoes for the South Florida

Food Bank.

Middle school students cut patterns for shoes to be made in Uganda.

The NJHS wrote letters to veterans participating in the Honor Flight.

7th grade NJHS made Christmas goodie bags for the teachers.

The NJHS created cards for local assisted living facilities.

The NJHS made reading bookmarks for the primary grades.

8th grade students organized a collection to assist the Florida Keys residents

who were devastated by Hurricane Irma. Non-perishable food, water, diapers,

bleach, etc., were collected and delivered directly to the hardest hit areas.

Community and Service News

Our entire ASCS community is committed to communicating to our stakeholders and fulfilling our Catholic

calling to assist and lift the disadvantaged in our community and world.

Community Connection

Continued distribution of The Messenger, a publication with

Catholic school information, mailed to 2,000 stakeholders and

community members

Participation in Principal for the Day through North Palm Beach

Chamber of Commerce

Increased outreach to our six parishes through bulletin

notifications

Use of our Twitter, Instagram and Facebook posts

Participation in the JTAA Annual Parade, Jupiter Jubilee and

Macaroni Kid Education Expo

Community Service

Students, faculty and parents participated in Cross Catholic

Outreach’s Boxes of Joy Program and made over 250 boxes

containing supplies and gifts for underprivileged boys and girls

in Guatemala and Haiti.

The Builders Club made cards and placemats for the Welcome

Home Initiative for veterans with PTSD.

Students donated new socks that went directly to students in

need.

Halloween candy was collected, sorted and then distributed to

the VA Hospital in Riviera Beach and to Operation Care for

Heroes in Tequesta for shipment to active duty soldiers in Iraq

and Afghanistan.

Leading school in Professional Learning Communities and Look 2 Learn Program indicating significant

improvement in student learning, engagement, and high level learning

Coding continued in computer science classes

Participated in the Florida Science Museum Creative 3D competition

Formative and summative evaluations examined both horizontally and vertically to work towards a

minimum of one year’s growth in all students

Continuation of the Fountas & Pinnell reading assessment given three times a year

Purchase of Fountas & Pinnell Intervention Resources to help students in kindergarten through 4th grade

Diocesan End-of-Course (EOC) examination for all high school level math classes

Implementation of advanced 8th grade English Language Arts program and Spanish 1 classes

High school classes offered to 8th grade

students as an elective through Florida

Virtual School

Growth of extracurricular opportunities

for all students, particularly in the area

of the Arts for students in kindergarten

to 5th grade

Facilities Report

All Saints Catholic School is in its 15th year and we continue to strive towards making our school a safe and

secure environment for our students and staff. We are proactive in maintaining the upkeep of the building

with any necessary repairs needed throughout the year.

This past year we were able to complete the following:

Flooring in two kindergarten classrooms was replaced with vinyl plank flooring

Old fire panel was updated

New furniture was installed in computer lab

Some original emergency lighting was replaced

48 student chairs were ordered to replace broken classroom chairs

Gym court – volleyball posts were redone to keep net taut

Original ice machine in cafeteria was replaced

All Saints is committed to improving the safety and security for our students and staff.

All Saints Catholic School Financial Report 2017-2018

ACTUAL OPERATING REVENUE AND EXPENSES

The financial results from the 2017-2018 school year demonstrate All Saints Catholic School's commitment to monitor spending to enhance learning while impacting the most students.

Actual Operating Revenue - June 2018

Tuition

Fees & Other*

Athletic/Club Revenue Fundraising Revenue

Donation Revenue

Total Revenue

*This includes a $130,000 contribution from the Home & School Association.

Actual Operating Expenses—June 2018

Teacher Salaries

Instructional Supply Expenses

Non-Instructional Expenses

Religious Education Expenses

Administration Expenses

Fundraising Expenses

Plant Expenses

Employee Benefits

Other Expenses

Athletic/Club Expenses

Total Expenses

2017/2018 average tuition cost $7,440

2017/2018 cost to educate a child $9,090

2016/2017* PBC cost to educate a child $10,903 (*unweighted—no extra services included)

$ 3,562,976

708,838

294,674

34,535

168,088

$4,769,111

$1,983,266

194,874

19,799

12,492

762,113

16,414

288,565

917,442

369,925

218,368

$4,783,258

*anything less than 1% registers as 0%

Teacher Salaries42%

Instructional Supply Exp.

4%Non-Instructional

Exp.0%

Religious Ed. Exp.0%

Admin Exp.16%

Fundraising Exp.0%

Plant Exp.6%

Employee Benefits.

19%

Other Exp.8%

Athletic/Club Exp.5%

Expenses

Tuition75%

Fees & Other Income*

15%

Athletic/Club Revenue

6%

Fundraising Revenue1%

Donation Revenue

3%

Revenue

Cathedral of St. Ignatius Loyola

Very Rev. Thomas Barrett

9999 N. Military Trail

Palm Beach Gardens, FL 33410

St. Christopher Catholic Church

Very Rev. Aidan Hynes, V.F.

(Pastor Moderator)

12001 S.E. Federal Hwy.

Hobe Sound, FL 33455

St. Jude Catholic Church

Very Rev. Charles Notabartolo, Vicar General

204 U.S. Highway 1

Tequesta, FL 33469

St. Patrick Catholic Church

Rev. Aidan Lacy

13591 Prosperity Farms Road

Palm Beach Gardens, FL 33410

St. Paul of the Cross Catholic Church

Rev. Thomas Lafreniere

10970 State Road A1A

North Palm Beach, FL 33408

St. Peter Catholic Church

Rev. Donald T. Finney

1701 Indian Creek Parkway

Jupiter, FL 33458

Profile of the Graduate at Graduation

Upon graduation, an All Saints Catholic School graduate will: Academically

Excel academically and will be well prepared for the challenges of high school and college

Be a creative and independent thinker

Use technology proficiently and responsibly

Be driven to succeed in life, faith, and community Spiritually

Have developed a potential for a life-long relationship with God

Live and promote Catholic values

Look beyond his or herself for opportunities to provide service to others

Have a strong moral and ethical conscience Socially

Demonstrate empathy in daily life

Respect others and his or herself

Be a responsible and contributing member of the community

Have begun to develop a global perspective

Mission

With Jesus and the Saints as our models, All Saints Catholic School

is dedicated to providing all students with a nurturing and safe learning

environment reflecting Gospel values and the teachings of our faith.

All Saints encourages students to open their hearts to the Lord,

their minds to learning, and their talents toward service to others.

We thank our six parishes for their continued support of All Saints.

HSA Financial Report

The Home & School Association (HSA) continues to be a vital part of the funding equation at All Saints

Catholic School. Through annual fundraising events such as the Auction and the Ladies Luncheon, the HSA

continues to contribute $130,000 annually toward the school’s operating expenses. In addition, the HSA

contributed $10,000 to the school’s Hydroponics Program, $10,000 to a consultant who is assisting the

HSA with fundraising, and also committed $25,000 to a school security officer. The monies raised for the

turf field has reached $250,000.

The HSA is currently researching ways to improve fundraising opportunities, moving forward to maximize

profits on their initiatives, and continuing to support All Saints’ upcoming needs.

Dear Family and Friends of All Saints Catholic School:

The 2017-2018 Annual Report allows us to share all the wonderful accomplishments over the past year. Our

improvements in learning, service, activities, and facilities never stops. We are committed to our students

and families in all that we do. Our academic focus has been on adhering to our new rigorous religion, math,

and English Language Arts benchmarks and standards developed by the Diocese of Palm Beach. We have set

learning goals in engagement, higher level thinking, and differentiated learning with the assistance of

standardized testing (Iowa and NWEA MAP). We are embracing S.T.R.E.A.M. projects and coding within

technology. Our students are learning and having fun, and our classrooms are abuzz with excitement.

This past year’s improvements include adding new durable flooring to our kindergarten classrooms, with the

hopes of continuing through the primary grades. The cafeteria has been painted to make it an inviting space

with school spirit. We were afforded an amazing gift from the Forgatch family, in memory of Michael

Forgatch, to build the “Technology & Innovation Lab”. This gift allowed us to replace all computers and

furniture in the computer lab, as well as purchase new coding and S.T.E.M kits to enhance our ever-growing

technology. We also had major technology purchases for the classrooms including SMART boards and

software. Technological improvements are truly an ongoing endeavor to stay current and find new ways to

challenge our children. It is our goal to keep our beautiful school maintained and inviting for learning.

I would like to thank our countless volunteers who help in every way possible at our beautiful school. Their

presence at our school and fundraising is critical to who we are as a community. Our Home and School

Association is vital to this parental involvement and support of our school. I would like to take this

opportunity to particularly thank our six supporting parishes and the pastors who make up the governing

board of All Saints Catholic School. Their administrative, spiritual, and financial support of our school is

strong and ever-present.

Yours in Christ,

P. Jill Hambrook-Broz

P. Jill Hambrook-Broz Principal

2017-2018

Annual Report

A Premier Catholic School

Pre-K4 through 8th Grade

Focusing on Faith, Learning, Family and Technology

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