Middle School 

Middle School, consisting of 5th through 8th grades, presents All Saints students with increasing opportunities for independence, responsibility, and accountability. Students are challenged with high expectations in ethical, social, academic, and extra-curricular activities and personal behavior. Middle School students participate in competitive sports and continue to perform and compete locally and regionally in academics and fine arts. All Saints’ challenging curriculum encourages exploration, healthy risk-taking, and critical thinking. Faculty guide students to develop the confidence and self-discipline needed to balance the demands of participating in the many athletic, cultural, and social opportunities offered.



School life ensures that students acquire the skills necessary to be productive and engaged by establishing goals, prioritizing, organizing, and managing time and resources. While there is an increased importance placed on content and retention of core knowledge and skill, Middle School continues to be a place where the process of learning takes precedent over the product of learning.


Middle School faculty assists in guiding students to the realization of inherent responsibility to the larger world.  Developing the servant attitude is strengthened with service learning and community awareness. Acknowledging cultural diversity while developing leadership and collaboration skills requires respect and empathy. These important traits are modeled and nurtured in the classrooms, hallways, and on the playing fields.

5th-8th Grade Curriculum

Middle School Staff

List of 3 members.

  • Photo of Christina Huffman

    Crissy Huffman 

    Head of Middle School
    (903) 579-6000 x 2114
  • Photo of Billy Beasley

    Billy Beasley 

    Middle School Dean of Students
    (903) 579-6000
  • Photo of Madison Granberry

    Madi Granberry 

    Middle School Administrative Assistant
    (903) 579-6000


All Saints Episcopal School
2695 S. SW Loop 323 Tyler, TX 75701 
903.579.6000 www.all-saints.org