DiocesanK-8Chicago, IL

Queen of All Saints School

Queen of All Saints School is a Catholic PK-8 parish school in Chicago's Sauganash neighborhood, part of Queen of All Saints Parish, whose church is a designated minor basilica. The school was founded in 1932, a few years after the parish was established in 1929.

Queen of All Saints School — Catholic K-8 school in Chicago, IL
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Founded
1932
Grade levels
K-8
Affiliation
Diocesan

About Queen of All Saints School

Queen of All Saints School is a Catholic PK-8 parish school in Chicago's Sauganash neighborhood, part of Queen of All Saints Parish, whose church is a designated minor basilica. The school was founded in 1932, a few years after the parish was established in 1929.

Quick facts

  • Founded in 1932; parish established 1929
  • Sauganash neighborhood; parish church is a minor basilica (6280 N Sauganash Ave)
  • Serves grades PK, K through 8
  • National Blue Ribbon School

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