School Commission

The All Saints Catholic School Commission serves as an advisory and leadership body, working in partnership with the Pastor and Principal to support the mission, growth, and long-term success of our school.


Grounded in our Catholic faith and committed to the well-being of our students and families, the School Commission helps provide thoughtful guidance and strategic direction for the school. Its responsibilities include:

  • Supporting and strengthening the school’s Catholic mission and identity
  • Recommending policies that promote the success and well-being of our students and school community
  • Establishing and reviewing long-range goals and strategic priorities
  • Helping ensure the school’s financial sustainability, including tuition planning, development, and fundraising
  • Promoting strong communication and collaboration among school families, parish leadership, and the broader community
  • Supporting public relations, community engagement, and advocacy for All Saints Catholic School
  • Evaluating progress toward the school’s goals and helping identify opportunities for continued growth and improvement

Through collaboration, stewardship, and a shared commitment to Catholic education, the School Commission helps ensure that All Saints Catholic School continues to thrive today while planning thoughtfully for the future.

Meet Our School Commission

Plans fail when there is no counsel, but they succeed when advisors are many.

- Proverbs 15:22


  • Tara Masella


    School Commission Chair

    Tara Masella is a proud parent to a middle schooler at All Saints, where her family has been part of the community since 2020. She is a Human Resources Business Partner in healthcare at Providence where she has been employed the last 16 years. Outside of work Tara is pursuing a Master’s in Theology from Gonzaga University, inspired by her deep commitment to faith and lifelong learning. Tara brings warmth, insight, and a collaborative spirit to everything she does—whether it’s at work, in school, or in her community.

  • Erika Uhl

    Erika has been part of the All Saints community since 2015 when her first child started in Pre-K at the Fife campus.  She joined the School Commission a few years later and has previously served as the Commission Chair.  Since this is her final year at All Saints, with her youngest in 8th grade, she passed the torch to Tara. During her time at All Saints, Erika has served as a volunteer assisting at fair parking, serving as a room parent and volunteering in the classroom.


  • Zolonda McGill


  • Mallory Soriano

    As the Director of Development at All Saints Catholic School, Mallory Soriano serves on the School Commission to help strengthen the connection between the school’s mission, its families, and its long-term financial sustainability. In her role, Mallory oversees the school’s fundraising and development efforts, including the Annual Campaign, Auction, Fair Parking, donor stewardship, and other initiatives that directly support our students and school programs.

  • Jessica Burns

    As the Director of Communications & Outreach at All Saints Catholic School, Jessica Burns serves on the School Commission to help strengthen communication and connection among our school, families, parish, and greater community. In her role, Jessica helps share the stories, celebrations, and important information that keep our community informed and engaged. Jessica brings a valuable perspective to the school’s planning and goals. She is passionate about building relationships, creating meaningful connections, and helping ensure that the mission and spirit of All Saints are shared both within our school community and beyond.

  • Brianne Wyatt

    My husband and I share two kids attending All Saints Catholic School, a son in second grade and a daughter in PreK. As a Catholic school graduate, my faith based education was a key foundation of my childhood and life beyond primary school. I'm looking forward to my first year on the commission working in collaboration toward a thriving and sustainable school community. 

  • Kathleen Stanton

    Hi, I’m Kathleen Stanton! My daughter, Sofia, is entering 7th grade, and our family has been part of the ASCS community since she began kindergarten. I have served as Sofia’s yearly Room Parent throughout her time at ASCS, and I currently serve as a Eucharistic Minister, Parent Organization President, and member of the School Commission.

     

    In my spare time, I enjoy reading, learning, event planning, and exploring new ideas related to leadership and education. I especially enjoy spending time with my family and being involved in our school and parish communities.