At Queen of All Saints School, students in grades 3–8 and staff members belong to one of four Saints Houses. Each House is named for a virtue and inspired by a patron saint whose life demonstrates faith, courage, perseverance, and hope.

Our House System builds school spirit, strengthens friendships across grade levels, and encourages students to live out their Catholic faith. Through friendly competitions, service, prayer, academic achievement, and positive behavior, students earn points for their Houses while growing together as a school community.

Our Four Saints Houses

House of Perseverance – St. Lorenzo Ruiz (Red)

St. Lorenzo Ruiz remained faithful to God even in the face of great challenges. His example teaches students to persevere, stand firm in their beliefs, and never give up.

House of Faith – St. Carlo Acutis (Purple)

St. Carlo Acutis used his talents and love of technology to share his faith with others. He inspires students to use their gifts to serve God and share His love.

House of Fortitude – St. Joan of Arc (Green)

St. Joan of Arc demonstrated extraordinary courage and trust in God. She reminds students to stand up for what is right, face challenges bravely, and remain strong in their faith.

House of Hope – St. Josephine Bakhita (Blue)

St. Josephine Bakhita overcame tremendous hardship while maintaining her faith and hope in God. Her life reminds students to trust in God's goodness and bring hope to others.

Growing Together in Faith and Community

Students earn House points through academic accomplishments, positive behavior, school competitions, and acts of service. House activities encourage teamwork, leadership, and friendships across grade levels while celebrating the virtues that guide our Catholic school community.

We are all called to be saints. Together, we grow in faith, virtue, and community!