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All Saints Episcopal School 3222 103rd St. Lubbock, TX 79423 806.745.7701 fax 748.0454 allsaintsschool.org

February 21, 2018

RE-ENROLLMENT UPDATEEnrollment is going great at All Saints! The deadline for current families to re-enroll was February 15. Thank you to all of our families who were able to meet the deadline.At this time, we have opened up the application process for candidate families within the Lubbock community. Tours have been going on all year, and visits and assessments will begin to be scheduled next week. Multiple grade levels are near-ing wait lists. If you have a friend or neighbor interested in the school for his/her children, please have them contact Paige McKay as soon as possible.

Current families: If you have not yet returned your re-enrollment forms, please contact Paige as soon as possible. The school wants your children’s spots to be secure. However, as we move ahead with candidate family applications, this can-not be guaranteed. We want our current families with us in the fall!

NATIONAL MERIT FINALISTSThe two All Saints seniors recog-nized as National Merit Semifinal-ists last fall were notified last week that they are receiving the National Merit Scholarship Corporation’s highest honor – National Merit Fi-nalist status. Natalie Chaudhuri and Colten Cannon were named as National Merit Finalists and are eligible to compete for scholarships worth more than $32 million to be awarded this spring.

As members of All Saints third graduating class, Chaudhuri and Cannon are the first All Saints High School National Merit Finalists in the school’s short six-year history. The All Saints seniors scored among the highest 2016 Preliminary SAT/National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test (PSAT/NMSQT) scores in Texas. Chaudhuri and Cannon were notified last fall that they had earned Semifinalist status. From the approximately 16,000 Semifinalists, about 15,000 were expect-ed to advance to the Finalist level.

Colten is the Student Council secretary as well as historian for the school Chem-istry Club. He is a member of the National Honor Society and participates in var-sity football, basketball, track, golf, and cross country. Colten has been enrolled at All Saints since the seventh grade. He is the son of Shawn and Emily Cannon.

Natalie is president of the Chemistry Club, captain of the Debate Team, trea-surer of the Student Council, editor of the school’s Merkati literary magazine, and editor of the school’s newsletter, The Patrioteer. She is a member of the Varsity Mock Trial Team, High School Band, Future Problem Solver Team, Varsity Ten-nis Team, and High School Book Club. She is a three year recepient of the Proven Patriot Award for Overall Excellence. Natalie has been enrolled at All Saints since the sixth grade. She is the daughter of Drs. Kallol and Swapna Chaudhuri.

FAMILY DINE OUT TODAY @STELLA’S

Mention All Saints, and Stella’s will give our school a portion of the proceeds from any dine-in or carry-out order all day long!If you have a sweet tooth, order the bread pudding! It’s life chang-ing.

GRAND OPENING SPECIAL HUNGRY HOWIE’S PIZZA

Celebrate the grand opening of Hungry Howie’s Pizza! On Thursday, February 22, 15% of all sales will be donated to All Saints and Project Graduation. Go try out a new pizza joint (owned by an All Saints family), and help keep our graduates safe on graduation night!

NOON DISMISSAL THIS FRIDAYTo prepare for Saturday’s PSIA District Meet, which will be held on the All Saints campus. The en-tire school will dismiss at noon on Friday, February 23.

ASHS BASKETBALLADVANCES TO REGIONAL PLAYOFFSCheck out Coaches Corner on page five for more details.Go Patriots!!

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CALENDAR OF EVENTSFebruary 21 4:00pm

All DayHS Tennis vs. Lubbock Cooper Eat at Stella’s Restaurant

February 22 9:00am-11:00am5:30pm6:30pm

Author Mike Gleason visits Pre-First - 2nd Grade1st Grade Parent Meeting - Learn about 2nd Grade3rd Grade Parent Meeting - Learn about 4th Grade

February 23 12:00pmTBA

School Dismissed At Noon (for District PSIA Set Up)HS Tennis - Shallowater Tournament

February 24 8:00am8:00am2:00pm

TBATBATBA

District PSIA @ All Saints Episcopal School“Fearless Champions” - TTU Sponsored HS Academic MeetV Basketball Regional Play-Off Game @ Cisco High SchoolHS Track - Frenship RelaysHS Tennis - Shallowater TournamentTPSMEA Middle School Honor Orchestra Clinic and Concert

February 27 6:30pm2:00pm

AP Capstone Seminar students present TMP - Choir RoomHS Tennis - vs. Midland Trinity

February 28 8:30am Pre-Kindergarten Field Trip to The Egg and I RestaurantMarch 1 TBA

4:00pm

V Basketball State TournamentNational Pig DayMiddle School Tennis vs. Lubbock Trinity @ Burgess-Rushing

March 2 TBATBA

9:00am

V Basketball State TournamentPSIA District One Act Play3rd Grade Civil War Program

March 3 TBA8:00am

PSIA District - One Act PlayMS Orchestra Solo and Ensemble Competition @ Coronado HS

March 5-9 TBA 7th Grade History Trip

March 6 2:00pm MS Tennis vs. St. Andrews @ Burgess Rushing Tennis Center

March 7 8:00am Parent Group Meeting

March 8 TBD12:00

MS Track @ Tahoka MS RelaysMom’s Prayer Group Meeting

March 9 TBDTBD

12:00pm1:00pm4:00pm

HS Tennis @ Brownfield Tournament HS Track @ Tahoka RelaysAthletic Booster Club Meeting in Administrative Board Room1st Grade Imaginary Trip to Washington D.C.End of Grading Period

LOOKING AHEAD March 12-16 Spring Break - Enjoy! March 20 MS Track @ Smyer MS Relays Board MeetingMarch 21-24 Sophomore College TourMarch 21 Eat at Potbelly’s Sandwich Shop MS Tennis @ Midand Trinity Report CardsMarch 23 HS Golf @ Holy Cross Invitational HS Track @ Smyer RelaysMarch 24 Spring Benefit - For tickets and information contact the Advancement Office [email protected] 26 TAPPS Music Competition MS Tennis vs. SouthcrestMarch 27 All Saints MS Golf Tournament HS Tennis vs. Lubbock Trinity

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in Patriot Athletics.

Congratulations Patriot Artistof the Week

for February 12:

Jacob Moss

8:00 AM CHAPEL SERVERS Feb 22 (Thurs) Feb 23 (Fri) Feb 26(Mon) Feb 27 (Tues) Feb 28 (Wed)

Lesson Jackson Tyler Breanna Simons Carter Piland Piper Whittenberg Jagger Dennis

Psalm Lucas Villegas Vargas Abbey Spitzer Anzley Proffitt Jake Wischmeyer Jack Dennis

Acolytes Evie HeinrichSonne Galvan

William EpprightRiley Crawford

Abigail Anderson

Russell HowleCharlie Howle

Nathan HerreraTess Henthorn

Joshua OyneguaHannah Owen

Jacob MossEmma McDougal

Jagger DennisJack Dennis

Abigail ClaytonLauren BrashearHarry Boutwell

Ian JeffreysJackson TylerTess HenthornCecilia Lado

Mar 1 (Thurs) Mar 2 (Fri) Mar 5 (Mon) Mar 6 (Tues) Mar 7 (Wed)Lesson Harry Boutwell Rami Sharif Erin Brodbeck Nate Bumstead Sebastian Cervera

Psalm Lauren Brashear TBD CoCo Brown Harper Burrell Octavio Cervera

Acolytes Hayden BevillCarson BusseJack CallahanKynlie Jones

Nanaki DhaliwalJoaquin Dominguez

Miguel Esparza SuadyGurvir Gill

Micaela GutheilBraxton HancockWeston HenthornSebastian Hidalgo

Louie HughesAndrew HullAnuva Iyer

Elizabeth Burrell

Eli KerbyOlly Killeen

Vivienne LowranceWade Massengale

Please remember, if your student is scheduled to acolyte, he or she needs to be in Jones Gym no later than 7:45 a.m. on the morn-ing in which he/she is scheduled to serve. After 7:45 a.m., we find replacements as needed, in order to provide time to practice.

PATRIOT SPOTLIGHTTEACHERS HONORED FOR SERVICE AT SPRING EVENTTwo All Saints faculty members will be honored during the school’s upcoming Spring Benefit on March 24 for their years of service to the school. First grade teacher Cathy Smith will be recognized for 27 years as a faculty member and li-brarian Karen Gretzler will be honored for 25 years of service. Both of these dedi-cated All Saints Patriots have been making an impact on our school community for over two decades and while they are not retiring, the school will honor them and celebrate their contributions. Congratulations, Cathy and Karen!

To learn more about this special evening, go to page eight of this issue of the Patriot Passages or visit the school website at http://allsaintsschool.org/support/spring-benefit/.

TPSMEA MIDDLE SCHOOL HONOR ORCHESTRALast week, four of the middle school orchestra students submitted recorded audi-tions for the TPSMEA Middle School Honor Orchestra. The recording process was extremely grueling. Students spent about two and a half hours recording and critiquing their own submissions. This does not include the months of practice time preparing the audition cuts. Competition was against sixteen schools within the northern region of Texas. All four of the students that submitted recording auditions earned a spot on the Honor Orchestra. If you see the following stu-dents, please give them a shout out, high five, or just pat them on the back. They deserve it!

Harrison Hensley (8th Grade Cello) 1st Chair Avery Wisniewski (8th Grade Cello) 4th ChairMia Garza (8th grade Cello) 2nd Chair Madison Roberts (7th Grade Violin) 7th Chair 3

CHAPEL NOTESWe are spending the next couple of weeks discussing the Lord’s Prayer during chapel. Breaking it down line by line, I hope we might grow a little closer to what Jesus had in mind when He shared the prayer as an example with his disciples.

Holy Week and Easter are next month. Our Lenten season began with Ash Wednesday last week. I pray that it contin-ues to be one of reflection, peace, and anticipation for you and your family. God is so good!

Peace, Chaplain Paige+

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Next Dress UniformApril 3

Easter Eucharist

Re-Enrollment

Forms are

Past Due!

Save the Date-SPRING FLING is on

April 22(at the school)

EASTER BREAKMARCH 30-APRIL 2

AP CAPSTONE SEMINAR CLASS - MULTIMEDIA PRESENTATIONSThe AP Capstone Seminar Class is hosting a night of Team Multimedia Presentations on Tuesday, February 27. The students have been researching aspects of problems with landfills, effects of student exposure to social media on their academics, and sexual harassment among unprotected populations. They have developed presentations exploring the problems and possible solutions to these issues. The scores on these presentations will become part of their actual AP scores for the AP Seminar course. The event will take place from 6:30-7:30pm on Tuesday evening, February 27 in the All Saints Music Room.

The class would like to extend an invitation to all parents. It is a wonderful opportunity for folks to see our high school students in action showing off their AP-level course work.

CHILI COOK-OFF RESULTSThe competition was fierce. There were a total of 20 participants who entered the All Saints Chili Cook-Off. And the winner is ... Misty Deeds! Misty is our first ever Chili Cook-Off Champion, and received a $50 gift certificate (along with the glory and fame). Dennis Chance took 2nd place and received a $30 gift certificate, and our 3rd place finishers ended in a tie. Becky Addington and Paul Belk both received $20 gift certificates. The entire school and staff participated in the Chili Cook-Off, and fun was had by all. I know many folks are going to “up their game” for next year’s competition!

Student Council would like to extend a heartfelt thank you to all that made chili, and to those that came out and enjoyed the chili lunch.

34th ANNUAL HALL OF PRESIDENTSThe 2nd grade teachers would like to extend a heartfelt thank you to all the parents who helped with food and decorations for our 34th Hall of Presidents! All Saints received nice coverage in the local newspaper; the children’s performance was exceptional.

It was a fun-filled day for everyone.

Congratulations

Natalie!

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Scholarship

COACHES CORNER MS BasketballCongratulations to the players and coaches of the girls and boys eighth grade basketball teams! Both the girls and boys completed their seasons with runner-up finishes in the WTCAA Basket-ball Tournament. The WTCAA is comprised of ten schools from the West Texas area, and the Patriots represented themselves well. The future is bright for middle school basketball!

High School BasketballThe ASHS Girls team wrapped up another winning season on February 9 with a great win over Southcrest on Senior Night! This year’s team overcame some season-ending injuries to some of their top players, and continued to fight and improve through adversity. Everyone is excited for the future for Coach Simons and his high school girls team.

The ASHS Boys team also won over Southcrest on Senior Night clinching their fourth consecutive undefeated district championship. For their efforts, they received a bye through the bi-district round of the playoffs, and opened their playoff season with a 91-56 win over Greenville Christian in the Area Finals last night. The boys will play in their fourth consecutive Regional Finals on Saturday at 2:00pm at Cisco High School against Dallas First Baptist. A win Saturday would send the boys back to the TAPPS State Basketball Tournament for the third consecutive year.

High School TennisASHS Tennis is off to a busy start with their season bringing home wins against Kingdom Prep, Lubbock Trinity and a hard-fought match against Lubbock Cooper High School. The girls team is out to return to the TAPPS State Tennis Tournament to defend their back-to-back state championships from the past two consecutive years.

BOOSTER CLUB SPONSORED GOLF TOURNAMENTReserve your spot today ... it’s filling up quickly!

When: Monday, April 30 @ 11:30am Location: The Rawls Course at Texas Tech

If you are interested in playing or sponsoring, please contact Cindy Taylor at [email protected] or (m) 806-928-1148. The registration form is attached to this issue of the Patriot Passages. Get ready fore a very good time!

OLYMPIC MATH - 4TH GRADEOur 4th grade teachers are bringing the Olympics into the classroom. Each stu-dent has selected a country that he/she represents. The students are researching their countries and keeping a count of the medals received. The program began with an opening ceremony march through the PLC and Lower School with hand-made flags. Each week a different Winter Olympic sport will be studied. The students will learn geometry vocabulary and measurement throughout the next five weeks. They will design, plan, interpret, analyze and create to complete each activity.

4th Graders, Go for the Gold!

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Ainsley W. In second.

MIDDLE SCHOOL REGIONAL SCIENCE FAIR WINNERSThree sixth graders are headed to the State Science Fair in San Antonio on March 23-24 after winning with their projects at the Regional Sci-ence Fair last weekend. Ten other fifth and sixth grade students placed at the Regional Fair.

State bound Ella Scolaro and Calvin Carpenter are First Place Medal-ists, and were both awarded 2018 Broadcom Masters Special Award, Toxicology Awards from the Institute of Environmental and Human Health, and named First Place Overall. Jeye Johnson will compete at the State Science Fair after earning First Place Medalist, awarded the 2018 Broadcom Masters Special Award, and named Second Place Over-all.

5th grade - Physical Science:Greyson Clark - 1st place medalist and 1st place overall Gavin Farley - 1st place medalist and 2nd place overall, 1st place medalistsHannah Harvey - Outstanding Water Research - Special AwardAnna CarothersJana Shabaneh

5th grade - Biology:Cason Kirby : 1st place medalist and South Plains Regional Science and Engineering Special award with a $25 cash prizeCamryn Howe: 2nd place Biology, 2nd place Sweepstakes Winner

6th - Physical Science:Ella Scolaro - 1st place medalist, Broadcom Masters Invitation, Special Award and 1st place Overall - STATE BoundCaden Mead - 1st place medalistBrown Mercer & Emeri Tran - 2nd place

5th Grade – BiologyCalvin Carpenter - 1st place medalist, 2018 Broadcom Masters Special Award, Toxicology Award from Institute of Environmen-tal and Human Health, and 1st place overall - STATE BoundJeye Johnson - 1st place medalist, 2018 Broadcom Masters Special Award, and 2nd place Overall - STATE BoundKennedy Franklin - 1st place medalist

Good luck to our STATE bound students. They will depart for the state competition in San Antonio on March 22.

Calvin Carpenter, Ella Scolaro, and Jeye Johnson

SCHOOL WIDE SERVICE PROJECT FOR LENTThe Lent season provides an opportunity for self-examination and opportunities to grow closer to God. The school is asking for us to consider the needs of the world around us by gathering much needed items for the homeless served at St. Benedict’s mission. Our goal is to put together 150 care bags. Each grade/group will be responsible for bringing a specific item, then during the week after Easter we will put these bags together and deliver them to St. Benedict’s. Please participate in this great cause. A little goes a long way!

Items needed by grade/group:

PLC - Small Packages of General Wipes1st and 2nd - Travel Size Toothbrushes and Toothpaste3rd and 4th - Individual Packages of Trail Mix5th and 6th - Facial Wipes7th - Packages of Gum8th - Packages of Adult SocksFreshmen and Sophomore - ChapstickJunior and Senior - Travel Size Lotion

Please help make this project a success!

PIG DAY COMETH!ALL SAINTS CELEBRATES NATIONAL PIG DAY ON MARCH 1. WE CELEBRATE BY EATING AN ALL BEEF HOTDOG LUNCH, RACING MECHANICAL PIGS AND OTHER FUN ACTIVITIES.

WE WANT YOU TO KNOW ABOUT THE PIG RACES SO YOU CAN GET A PIG AND BE READY WHEN RACE DAY ARRIVES. STUDENTS IN GRADES PRE-K THROUGH 4TH GRADE CAN RACE A PIG. YOU CAN ORDER A PIG ONLINE.

MORE DETAILED INFORMATION SHOULD HAVE COME HOME IN YOUR STU-DENT’S WEDNESDAY FOLDER.

HOW DO I FIND THESE MECHANICAL PIGS? YOUR BEST BET IS AMAZON BUT THESE ARE THE MOST BRAND NAMES OF THE COMMON PIGS STUDENTS RACE:

TROUT BOWL 2018Since 1999, CIRES (Cooperative Institute for Research in Environmental Sciences) Education Outreach has hosted the Trout Bowl regional competition. This quiz-show style competition is the only regional NOSB competition in a completely land-locked state, and receives teams from one of the largest geographic area - including Colorado, Utah, Wyoming, Nebraska, South Dakota, New Mexico, Texas and Kansas.

Every year, twelve schools travel to the University of Colorado Boulder and participate in the Trout Bowl regional competition. The winning team then gets the opportunity to compete at the national competition in April.

All Saints sent four high school students to represent our school. The Ocean Bowl Team consisted of senior Sajan Dihenia (Captain), and juniors Cole Beasley, Abi Jordan, and Nisha Tarafdar. The sponsors were teachers Russell Hutcheson and Kelly Beasley. Although we did not advance to the next level, our kids competed well!

WESTMINSTER TOYS BACON JR (BACON BITS) WALKING PIG W/ SOUND ASSORTED COLORS

WESTMINSTER MR. BACON, LARGE PIG

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HEAR FIRSTHAND FROM FELLOW PATRIOTS ... WHY ATTEND THE SPRING BENEFIT?

“Chris and I look forward to Spring Benefit every year! The food is great, the entertainment is always new and exciting and the time we get to spend with other All Saints families is priceless! We love this school and love getting to spend an evening with fellow Patriot supporters!-Angie Lane

“We always have such a great time at Spring Benefit. The entertainment has always been awe-inspiring. And, it’s such a fun, relaxed evening - the perfect way to hang out with all of your other “parent friends.” You should definitely gather a group and get a table. You will not be disappointed!”-Ali Johnson 8

All Saints Episcopal School

For more information or to purchase tickets please call the Advancement Office: 806-745-7701.

Benefitting the Students of All Saints

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All Saints Episcopal School Swing for the Future Golf Tournament www.allsaintsgolftournament.com

Monday, April 30, 2018 Rawls Golf Course, 3720 4th Street, Lubbock, TX 11:30 Registration & Lunch; 1:30 Shotgun start

YES! I will support the ASES Swing For the Future Golf o Foursome, $500

Lunch, golf o Lunch Only, $10

o Hole Sponsor, $500

Signage on tee box Choice of 10 holes: 2, 4, 5, 7, 8, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16

o Mulligan Table Sponsor, $750

Sell golfers mulligan opportunities; Sign at table o Tee Off From Red Table Sponsor, $750

Sell golfers the opportunity to tee off from the ladies’ tee box; Sign at table

o “Lob a Grenade” Table Sponsor, $750 Sell golfers “grenades” that allow them to throw the ball, instead of hitting it with a club; Sign at table

Tournament. You can count on me for: o Marquee Hole Sponsor, $2500

Sponsor premium hole; Select from #1, 9, 10, or 18 Premium signage at sign-in and hole selected Premium recognition on banners at course and all Tournament advertising Marketing presence on tee box, if desired Foursome, 4 All Saints gift bags

o Hole Competition Sponsor, $1500

Premium signage at hole competitions for the following:

Closest to pin, #3 Hole in one, #6

Longest drive, #11 Center of fairway, #17

Marketing presence on tee box, if desired Monitoring of competition, if desired Present gift to winner, if desired 2 All Saints gift bags

__ _ I am unable to attend, but wish to make a contribution in the amount of $_ _ .

All checks should be made payable to ASES Athletic Booster Club

Name: ___ _ _ _

Company: _ _ _ _ _ (as desired for marketing materials)

Golf Team Name for the Scramble Event: _ _ _ _ __ _

PLAYER ONE:

NAME:

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PLAYER THREE: NAME:

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Please mail form and check to: For further information, please email: [email protected] ASES Golf Tournament C/O Golf Tournament We are praying for good weather; however, we will not 3222 103rd Street cancel the tournament or refund money due to bad weather; only Rawls GC Lubbock, TX 79423 can deem the course unplayable. Rain, sleet, winds won’t stop us!

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