All Saints Academy, Corning

Vision Statement

All Saints Academy will be recognized as a premier model of academic excellence, strengthening values in a Catholic, faith-based environment.

Mission Statement

All Saints Academy in Corning, New York, affiliated with the Diocese of Rochester will serve as an extension of the Church’s educational ministry by continuing the teaching mission of Jesus Christ. It provides a Catholic, faith-based education, fostering academic excellence in students by engaging minds and strengthening values from pre-K through Grade 8.

All Saints Academy, together with parents as a significant component of life-long faith formation, will:

Honor, teach and preserve the doctrines and traditions of the Catholic faith
Provide a dynamic learning community which promotes academic excellence
Develop and nurture service oriented, responsible, self-confident and disciplined young people and
Develop compassionate, inquisitive learners prepared for global responsibility

All Saints Academy will recognize and protect the dignity of each child and the rights of parents as primary educators of their children. All Saints Academy, with the active participation and support of students’ parents and family, is committed to providing each child with a quality education steeped in Catholic traditions and founded on Gospel values.

All Saints Academy (Corning)
All Saints Academy
158 State Street
Corning, NY 14830-2594
Principal: Miss Rose Ann Ewanyk
Phone: Phone: 607-936-9234
Fax: Fax: 607-936-1797
Email: asadcs@dor.org
schools.dor.org/allsaints

Catholic Schools of the Diocese of Rochester

CATHOLIC EDUCATION

The Diocese of Rochester holds that Catholic schools serve as an extension of the Church's educational ministry, which continues the teaching mission of Jesus. As a significant component of life long faith formation, Catholic Schools assist families in fulfilling their mission to:

Preserve and teach the doctrines of the Catholic faith;
Provide a learning faith community which fosters academic excellence;
Nurture young people to become service-oriented, responsible and self-disciplined individuals.

Catholic Schools recognize the dignity of each child and the rights of parents as primary educators of their children.