About ASCS
All Saints Catholic School opened its doors in August 1998. This unified system was created by the parishes of St. Hyacinth, St. John, St. Mary, and St. Wenceslaus.
The creation of All Saints Catholic School strengthens the Catholic presence in the Antigo community. By working together, we can do more than we do separately. Unification reminds us of our responsibility as a faith community to be inclusive so that we may be one in our goals and one in the giving Catholic education a special place in our way of life.
FAITH COMPONENT
Daily Religious Instruction by Staff
Middle School Trip to St. Norbert College
All School Morning and Afternoon Prayer
Daily Prayer throughout the Day
Weekly Masses
Advent and Lenten Prayer Services
Monthly Rosary
Stations of the Corss during Lent
Reconciliation Opportunities
SPIRTUS (Mount Tabor) Retreat for Grades 3-8
TECHNOLOGY COMPONENT
14 iPad 2’s and 13 SMARTBoards
10 iPad Minis
30 Lab Computers with Windows
28 Laptops
65 Samsung Chromebooks
55 Classroom Computers
Weekly Technology Instruction
Online Educational Subscriptions
PowerSchool Student Management System
Updated WiFi throughout the ASCS Building
PARENT INVOLVEMENT
Home and School Association
Room Parents
New Family Mentor Program
Parent/Teacher Conferences
ASCS Golf Outing
School Pictures
Monthly Popcorn
Scrip Program
Accelerated Reader Store
Christmas Corner
Magazine Sale
Field Trip Chaperones
Coaching
ACADEMICS
Nuturing and Supportive Catholic Community – A strong Faith-based, Nurturing Environment – Full Classroom Instruction 4K-5th Grade – Grades 6-8 Students Attend a Seven Period Day with Departmentalized Instruction in Math, Science, Language Arts, and Social Studies – Students in 4K-9 Receive Computer, Music, and Physical Education Instruction From Certified Instructors – Band Instruction is Available to Our Students at the Antigo Middle School – Support Services Provided On-site by the Unified School District of Antigo (Speech & Language, Title I Reading) – ASCS Promotes Discipline, Respect, and Responsibility – Response to Intervention (RtI) Services are Provided – Measures of Academic Progress (MAP) Standardized Tests are Administered to Students K-8 – ASCS Makes Use of the PowerSchool Student Management Program/System – Overall, 80% of the ASCS Alumni Enrolled at the Antigo Middle School Achieved High Honors, Honor Roll, or B Honor Roll for the 3rd quarter of the 2014-2015 School Year – The Curriculum and Rigorous Academics Challenge Students to Achieve at High Levels
ACTIVITIES
Service projects – Catholic Schools Week – Athletics (volleyball, football, soccer, boys and girls basketball, track, & tennis) – Choir – Chess – Accelerated Reader – Basketball & Volleyball Tournaments – Spelling, Geography, & Religious Bees – Field Trips – SPIRITUS Religious Retreats – Overnight 8th Grade Class Trip – After School Homework Club – School Assemblies and Dances – Community Education Programs – Battle of the Books – After School Spanish – Mentor Program – Science Olympiad – Astronomy Club
Leonard & Mary Wild
ASCS Grandparents
My husband and I have been members of St. Mary and SS. Mary & Hyacinth Parish all of our married life, and God has blessed us with seven children. Sending our children to a Catholic elementary school was one of the best decisions we made. We believe it provided them with a solid foundation in the Catholic faith. Their faith and prayer life have strongly supported them throughout their lives, something greatly needed in today’s society. When our oldest son began first grade, no bus transportation was provided for rural children attending a parochial school. Therefore, we took turns with two neighboring families driving the children to St. Mary Catholic School. We felt that the benefits of a Catholic education far outweighed any sacrifices we made at the time. We are fortunate that all of our seven children and eighteen grandchildren received a Catholic education. In addition, three great-grandchildren are currently enrolled at All Saints Catholic School. The central part of our Catholic faith is the Eucharist. To this day I enjoy seeing the students of All Saints Catholic School attending mass. The participation in the holy sacrifice of the mass is enhanced by the “buddy system,” whereby the younger students are accompanied during mass by the upper grade students. As a former teacher in a rural one room school, I understand the importance of the teacher in the classroom. The greatest asset of ASCS is their hard-working, dedicated teaching staff. All Saints Catholic School teachers provide students with various extracurricular activities, including an exceptional fine arts program and sports program. Many ASCS graduates have become leaders in their parishes, occupations, and communities. We pray that God will continue to bless All Saints Catholic School with many more years of assisting parents in the spiritual and educational development of their children.
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