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PK4-5th | 6th-8th | 9th-12th | |
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Active Catholic Families | $9,500 | $10,600 | $15,000 |
Inactive / Non-Catholic Families | $11,300 | $12,400 | $16,300 |
We have a robust financial aid program to help families in need of assistance. Please make sure to click the button below and complete the financial aid application as soon as possible.
FINANCIAL AID
Multi-student discounts are available for Active Catholic and Inactive/Non-Catholic families. Families with multiple students may qualify for financial aid in addition to multi-student discounts. All families are encouraged to apply.
Child 2 | Child 3 | Child 4 | Child 5 | Child 6 | |
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Discount Amount | 20% | 30% | 40% | 50% | 60% |
For information about St. Mary’s Academy Admissions, please contact:
Kiesha Porter
Director of Admissions
(770) 461-2202 ext. 413 admissions@smaschool.org
For information or questions about Financial Aid, please contact:
Mark Komdat
Director of Operations
(770) 461-2202 ext. 409
Join us for a Bobcat Breakfast and experience our new PK4-12th-grade Catholic school, St. Mary’s Academy. Our Bobcat Breakfast offers prospective families an opportunity to enjoy a light breakfast and learn about our new curriculum, technology, and campus upgrades. Before touring our campus, guests will hear presentations about the admissions process, financial aid options and will meet representatives from athletics, campus ministry, and fine arts. St. Mary’s is located on the current Our Lady of Mercy Catholic High School Campus at 861 Highway 279, Fayetteville, GA, 30214. Masks are required and must be worn while on campus. RSVP is required. To find the date of our next Bobcat Breakfast, please check the Important Dates section of our Admissions page.
Reserve your spot below:
CLICK HERE TO REGISTER FOR BOBCAT BREAKFAST
Please contact Kiesha Porter, Director of Admissions, for all inquiries at kporter@smaschool.org | 770-461-2202.
If you cannot attend a Bobcat Breakfast, sign up for a tour. Come get an inside view of the new technology and campus upgrades at St. Mary’s Academy. As we expand to a PK4-12th grade Catholic school, we invite prospective families to see the transformation in person.
Shadow Day provides a unique opportunity for prospective students to explore the distinguished learning environment and welcoming community at St. Mary’s Academy. Prospective students will be paired with a Student Ambassador and will follow the class schedule of their host. Shadow students will learn about our athletic and fine arts programs, student ministry, clubs, and engage with teachers and coaches. Plus, lunch is on us! Shadow students will enjoy lunch, meet other students, and see some of our new technology and campus upgrades.
Please check the Important Dates section of our Admissions page for the next available date. Shadow day is available to students in the eighth grade or older. The day runs from 9:00 am to 1:30 pm.
Attire: We ask that students wear their current school uniform if applicable. Otherwise, please wear business casual attire.
Materials & Lunch: We encourage students to bring a notebook and pencil/pen to take notes during the day. We provide lunch! Students will choose from the menu in the cafeteria.
We are excited to welcome you to our campus!
Please contact Kiesha Porter, Director of Admissions, for all inquiries at kporter@smaschool.org | 770-461-2202.
Guests will explore a variety of academic programs and extracurricular activities at our St. Mary’s Academy. Learn about the admissions process, financial aid, tour our campus, and meet our remarkable teachers and students. There will be presentations, school tours, and refreshments! Pre-register here.
Yes, students from all faith practices attend St. Mary’s Academy. SMA is a Roman Catholic educational institution, fully committed to the teachings of the Roman Catholic faith. All educative activity offered at the school is grounded in the Catholic faith; without it, the school is unable to achieve its mission. The school respects the personal conscience of individual students and their families. This freedom is recognized by the Catholic Church and we welcome children from all faith backgrounds. However, as a Catholic school it cannot relinquish its own freedom to proclaim the Gospel and to offer a formation based on the teachings of the Catholic faith and the values to be found in Christian education. All students will therefore be expected to participate in religious instruction and Catholic formation offered at the school except those intended only for Catholics; namely, the reception of the Sacraments.
Application decisions will be sent via email to families on April 1, 2023.
Our admissions committee is comprised of administrators, counselors, and teachers. This committee recommends students for admission to the principal.
When we receive a completed application, the Admissions Committee begins a comprehensive, holistic review of the application. In other words, we consider the applicant as a whole individual, not merely select parts. We strive to find students who will contribute to our community in meaningful ways, both academically and through our robust extracurricular programs. Therefore, one part of the application is not “more important” than the other parts.
No. We only read the required evaluations.
No. If we need additional information or request an interview, then we will contact you.
Unfortunately, we are unable to meet with students and parents to discuss admissions. You are welcome to take a tour and your student is encouraged to attend a Shadow Day.
Yes. We superscore the results.
Yes. We are able to provide some accommodations but we do not modify the curriculum. Students with documented educational plans who are accepted will meet with the Assistant Principal and School Counselor before the beginning of the school year to set up a Student Support Plan.
Yes. We accept a limited number of International Students every year.
Application decisions will be sent via email to families on April 1, 2022.
Our admissions committee is comprised of administrators, counselors, and teachers. This committee recommends students for admission to the principal.
When we receive a completed application, the Admissions Committee begins a comprehensive, holistic review of the application. In other words, we consider the applicant as a whole individual, not merely select parts. We strive to find students who will contribute to our community in meaningful ways, both academically and through our robust extracurricular programs. Therefore, one part of the application is not “more important” than the other parts.
No. We only read the required evaluations.
No. If we need additional information or request an interview, then we will contact you.
Unfortunately, we are unable to meet with students and parents to discuss admissions. You are welcome to take a tour and your student is encouraged to attend a Shadow Day.
Yes. We superscore the results.
Yes. We are able to provide some accommodations but we do not modify the curriculum. Students with documented educational plans who are accepted will meet with the Assistant Principal and School Counselor before the beginning of the school year to set up a Student Support Plan.
Yes. We accept a limited number of International Students every year.
KIESHA PORTER
Contact us for information about student admissions, to attend a Bobcat Breakfast & Tour, or to schedule a shadow day for rising 9th-12th graders.
HAVE QUESTIONS?
CONTACT US!
KIESHA PORTER
Contact us for information about student admissions, to attend a Bobcat Breakfast & Tour, or to schedule a shadow day for rising 9th-12th graders.
HAVE QUESTIONS?
CONTACT US!
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