Nestled on a serene two-acre campus in Portland’s historic Laurelhurst neighborhood, All Saints School and Parish offers a rare combination of academic excellence, spiritual formation, and authentic community life. Conveniently located at the corner of Cesar Chavez Boulevard and NE Glisan Street, our campus is both accessible and deeply connected to the character of the surrounding neighborhood, a place of tree-lined streets, historic homes, friendly neighbors, and a sense of peace that reflects the spirit of the school.

At All Saints, families discover more than a school; they discover a welcoming and inclusive community rooted in Catholic tradition while embracing the richness of diverse backgrounds, perspectives, and experiences. We honor timeless values,  faith, compassion, integrity, service, and intellectual curiosity, while preparing students to engage thoughtfully and confidently with the modern world. It is this balance of tradition and openness that draws families seeking an education that is both grounded and forward-looking.

Our primary academic building houses every grade from Pre-Kindergarten through Eighth Grade, creating a close-knit environment where younger students are inspired by older peers and lasting friendships are formed across grade levels. With two classrooms per grade and intentionally small class sizes, students are known personally by faculty and staff who are deeply invested in their growth and well-being.

Connected to the main school building is our beautifully renovated gymnasium, a vibrant gathering place where students come together for athletics, assemblies, concerts, plays, science fairs, liturgies, and celebrations of community life. School spirit flourishes here, especially when “Ramsey” the mascot ram makes an appearance to cheer on students.

The campus also includes the The Honorable Philip T. Abraham Memorial Center, a thoughtfully designed space that reflects All Saints’ commitment to the arts, creativity, and intellectual exploration. Home to the school library, music studio, art room, and parish offices, the center enriches the daily life of students while serving as a hub for learning and connection.

Another cherished gathering space is the Pavilion, a striking glass-walled building surrounded by gardens and court yard that offers a quiet setting for parent gatherings, meetings, student projects, receptions, and community events. Filled with natural light and connected to the beauty of the outdoors, it is a very popular space.

Our expansive playground includes basketball and kickball courts, modern play structures, and generous open space where students can play. It is a place not only for recess and school fundraisers like the Jog-a-Thon and Oktoberfest, but also traditions like the Halloween Parade, and other memorable events. 

Yet the true beauty of All Saints cannot be measured simply in classrooms, gardens, or playground, but also in the majestic Church itself where students attend weekly Mass and experience the Catholic faith tradition.

We invite you to experience All Saints School for yourself — to walk the campus, meet our families and faculty, and discover a community where faith and learning come together with warmth, excellence, and heart.