
Enrollment Information
Reserving Your Space
Currently enrolled
students and their
siblings receive priority
for enrollment until
Tuition Payment Plans
There is a variety of
tuition payment plans as
well as a range of
tuitions for our various
programs.
Please refer to
the upcoming year’s
“Tuition Information &
Payment Schedules” for
specific information
about options, deadlines
and payment amounts.
When making
payments, please clearly
mark on your check what
the payment should be
credited to (tuition,
after care, summer camp,
etc.).
Any check not
specifying the purpose
will automatically be
credited to your tuition
account.
Discounts
There are certain
standard tuition
discounts that are
available.
A 5% discount is
applied to families of
reenrolling students
paying tuition in full by
will be no multi-child
discount.
Early Enrollment
Reduction K-8
For Kindergarten through
8th grade
students an early
enrollment reduction of
1.5% on tuition will be
offered if a signed
enrollment agreement
accompanied by a
non-refundable $500.00
deposit is received in
the Admissions Office by
School Calendar
You will receive a copy
of our school calendar
for the upcoming school
year.
Please refer to
the Parent/Student
Handbook regarding the
importance of observing
the dates on this
calendar as they pertain
to scheduling family
vacations or other
potential student
absences.
Other Services
After Care and Homework
Helper services are
available on full school
days each afternoon until
A Summer Camp program is
available on weekdays
during the summer except
for the first full week
after the regular session
ends and the last full
week prior to the start
of the new regular
session.
If you have an
interest in your child
participating in this
program, please complete
the “Enrollment
Application for Summer
Camp” form and submit it
to the Admissions Office
as soon as possible.
Space for the camp
is limited.
Summer Camp fees
are to be paid in two
payments (June 1 and
Dress Code
All Saints’ Episcopal
School observes a dress
code for its students in
Kindergarten through 8th
Grade.
You will be
provided the specifics of
the dress code as well as
some suggestions
regarding sources for
those mandatory items
that have the school logo
on them.
Supplies
Either before or just
after the start of the
school year, your child’s
teacher(s) will provide
you with a list of
supplies.
These lists will
also be posted on the
school website.
If you have any
specific questions about
anything on this list,
the teacher will be more
than happy to respond.
Medical Matters
All parents must sign and
have on file a “Medical
Authorization Form” for
all students to assure
that emergency medical
care can be provided if
needed.
Before any staff member
on campus is allowed to
distribute prescription
medication to your child,
a “Permission to Give
Medicine at School” form
must be completed and
signed (Kindergarten
through 8th
Grade only – a different
procedure is required for
New Important Information
– Please Read:
By state law, every
student must have
immunization records on
file.
The Tennessee
Department of Health
(TDOH) has issued new
immunization rules and is
issuing a new Official
Certificate that is
required for entry into
school effective
Also by state law,
every student entering
Preschool 2’s and
Kindergarten must have a
physical exam.
Please see your physician
for further details.
Physicals must be
given on or after April 1st.
Please schedule
appointments early enough
to assure that these
physicals occur prior to
the first day of school.
Traffic Safety on Campus
You will receive specific
directions regarding our
procedures for dropping
off students in the
morning, picking them up
in the afternoon, and
escorting them into the
building.
Certain safety
tips will be included as
well.
For the safety of
everyone on our campus,
it is very important that
you follow these
directions and pay
attention to these tips:
-
drive slowly everywhere
on campus
-
if passing a parked car
in the drop-off lane,
please pass slowly and
cautiously in case
students might be exiting
stopped cars using the
driver’s side back door
-
after dropping off
students, drive away
looking straight ahead
for those crossing the
drop-off lane
PTSO
You will receive specific
information about our
Parent/Teacher/Student
Organization (PTSO).
This group
provides a tremendous
amount of support to our
staff and students in a
variety of ways.
We would strongly
encourage you to join the
PTSO and become an active
member.
Middle School Trip
Each of our middle school
classes will take a class
trip in the spring.
The cost of these
trips normally ranges
between $500 and $900,
and they are optional.
More information
about specific trips will
be released this fall.
A deposit is
required in November
for all students who will
be participating in their
class trip.
Field Trips
Throughout the year
classes participate in
certain field trips
related to their academic
curriculum.
Every effort is
made to keep these costs
to a minimum.
Student Accident
Insurance
Mandatory student
accident insurance is
provided for each student
and is included in
tuition.
Financial Aid
If you are interested in
applying for financial
aid, please request an
application from
Early
K-8 – financial
aid is based on space
available and need basis.
“Space available”
means that if
the addition of the
student with aid does not
create the need for an
additional teacher, then
aid will be considered
based on need.
This policy would
apply to renewal of
current aid.
Aid decisions will
be made after
reenrollment is
completed.
For Students New to All
Saints’ Episcopal School
During the admission
process, you supplied the
school with a copy of
your child’s report card
and standardized
achievement test scores.
Now as your child
is enrolling, we need to
receive his/her complete
school records.
Please complete
the enclosed request for
records and return it to
the Admissions Office so
that we may send it to
your son’s/daughter’s
last school.
Your signature
will be required for that
school to release
records.
Important Note for
Students Wishing to
Return
The School administration
reserves the right to
deny reenrollment to a
student with behavioral
or academic deficiencies
during the previous
academic year, or whose
tuition and fees from the
previous year are not
current.