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College destinations
Class of 2026

This fall’s main event
Thursday, October 8, 2026 · 4:00–7:00 p.m. EDT
Tour academic buildings, meet faculty and students, explore each academic pathway, and experience hands-on learning and faith formation.
Academic results
The Class of 2026 earned 534 college acceptances and $12.8 million in scholarship offers. They enrolled at 55 colleges in 21 states, among them the U.S. Naval Academy, Notre Dame and the University of Michigan. The point is that they were ready.
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College destinations
Class of 2026
534
College acceptances
Class of 2026
$12.8M
College scholarships offered
Class of 2026
From Michigan to campuses across the country.
Selected college acceptances from St. Mary’s history; acceptance does not indicate enrollment.

Class of 2026
Visit St. Mary’s
Parents come on a school morning. Eighth graders spend the day. Families come in the evening. Start with whichever fits this month.
School-Day Open House
Parents of 7th and 8th graders · 8:30–10:00 a.m. EDT
Shadow Day
8th-grade students · 8:00 a.m.–1:00 p.m.
Preview Night
7th- and 8th-grade families
Academics
Your child’s strengths can differ by subject. At St. Mary’s, students can take courses across three academic levels, with placement reviewed each year as their skills develop.
A strong foundation for college.
A comprehensive curriculum that develops the knowledge, critical thinking, and writing skills students need for college-level work.
Greater depth. A faster pace.
For students ready for additional challenge in selected subjects, honors courses explore material more deeply and move at an accelerated pace.
College-level challenge in high school.
AP courses and opportunities to earn college credit through Lawrence Technological University and Madonna University.
Every student completes four years of English, four years of theology, and a senior thesis.
Questions about placement? We’re here to help.
Talk with admissions