All Saints Episcopal School

Absolutely horrible. Administration is poor and I could not agree more with the previous reviews. I am sad that we paid money to this school for the return to be less than desirable. My children were called racial slurs and did not feel welcomed here. They were scrutinized by administration and the

More concerning is the leadership, which often appears more concerned with optics and donor influence than with addressing real issues—such as bullying, favoritism, or the emotional well-being of students. Several strong families I know have quietly left the school due to these dynamics.All Saints m

I stayed quiet for a long time out of respect, fear, and hope. But silence protects the wrong people. What many don’t see about All Saints Episcopal School in Tyler is the culture beneath the surface: the favoritism, the cliques, the selective grace, and the lack of accountability. Behind the polish

My experience with All Saints was deeply disappointing. The environment felt toxic, with widespread bullying that the administration did little to address. Nepotism seemed to drive hiring decisions, and there appeared to be favoritism toward wealthy families—including reports of grades being altered

The school has gone down tremendously in the last year. The school lost its visionary leader and now has nothing special but "best academics" which it doesn't have. Wish the school had been able to keep its leadership in place and continued on the path that was doing so much for students.It is now j