Today we talk with 2017 alumna Julia Anderson.  Julia shares her experience at the University of Mary Hardin Baylor and her journey into a life of service.  If you are interested in learning more about Julia's mission or contributing to the cause, please follow the following links:
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Today's update is with Class of 2021 graduate Laura Bryan. Laura is halfway through her sophomore year at Southern Methodist University.

Today we visit with one of our favorite guests and College Admission representatives, Brad Durchslag from Trinity University in San Antonio.  Brad shares insight and advice on how students can have a great visit with a college admission representative who is visiting their high school.  

Class of 2022 alum Madie Brazeal stops by for a quick update with stories of his college experience.

Today we talk with two of our new leaders on campus, Billy Beasley and Jay Jordan. Billy is the Dean of Students in the upper school and Jay is the Dean of Students in the middle school and the middle school football coach. I have had so much fun getting to know these men. They both quickly won the respect and admiration of our students. Enjoy listening as Billy and Jay talk about their stories.

Today we talked with AP Euro and 8th grade history instructor, Mrs. Betsy Stith. In only her 4th year t All Saints, Mrs. Stith has quickly become a fan favorite. Enjoy listening as she shares her college story.

Today we talk with an All Saints legend - Mrs. Jane Adams! After influencing countless students at All Saints through her love of art, Mrs. Adams will be retiring at the end of the school year and we are excited to have the chance to sit down with her for a few minutes to learn.

Today we talk with our favorite chemistry teacher, Mrs. Birtcher! Mrs. Birtcher is retiring at the end of the year and we wanted to spend some time with her to learn fro her experience as a teacher and as a mother of two graduates of All Saints and Texas A&M University.

Today we talk to Dr. Rachel Mason, Associate Professor of Chemistry, Assistant Chair, Chief Health Professions Advisor and the JAMP Faculty Director at the University of Texas at Tyler. In any given year, about a third to a half of our graduating class at All Saints hopes to pursue a career in medicine or a health related field. Dr. Mason has a front row seat working with undergrads at UT Tyler who are interested in pursuing a career in the health field. She is here today to share all of her expertise in getting from undergrad to the next level.

Today we talk to Sergeant Jeffrey Rackliff of the Tyler Police Department Crime Scene Investigation unit. The first episode of the crime drama CSI aired on October 6, 2000, which has created a huge interest in students who want to become CSI agents. All they know is what they see on television, which is obviously very glamorized. Sergeant Rackliff tells us what life is a CSI officer is REALLY like.