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Kyle Edgemon All Saints Episcopal Upper School is a college preparatory school that strives for superior education in a Christian setting. All Saints' students are the leaders of tomorrow, and the upper school program prepares them to be just that. The program stretches students' intellectual capabilities and requires a serious approach to studies. In fact, the curriculum is designed to challenge the highly motivated college-bound student. Perhaps the one thing that distinguishes the All Saints academic program is the bond between teachers and students. With the support of the faculty, students are given the opportunity to take on personal responsibility and leadership roles. A well-balanced academic core challenges our students with four years of English, at least three years of math, science, foreign language, history plus a study of government and economics. In addition, students who qualify may take advanced placement courses. A wide variety of electives ranging from the fine arts (music, musical theatre, theatre and art) to specialized courses such as current events are offered as well. Students also have the opportunity to take yearbook, journalism, and debate. In all classes the faculty is committed to providing the best learning opportunity for the students. The passion and preparation from the faculty are second to none. Students have the opportunity to compete in 20 different academic and fine arts categories through TAPPS (Texas Association of Private and Parochial Schools). All sports compete in 4-A TAPPS.
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