Freshman Admissions
Freshman admission begins in the fall of 8th grade year.
***Both divisions of the class of 2027 are currently full and on a waitlist.***
We are not currently scheduling visits or taking new applications for the class of 2027. In the rare chance that space becomes available, we will contact interested families from those who complete the below class of 2027 interest form.
Freshman Application Process
Step One- schedule a shadow day
*fall shadow days for the class of 2028 will be posted on August 23rd*
Step two- complete an application.
*The application will go live for the class of 2028 on October 1, 2023*
All students are required to complete an online application prior to acceptance.
There are three sections to a student's application:
Initial application portion completed by the student & parents
Teacher recommendation- to be completed by a current 8th grade teacher.
Transcripts/grades- parents are required to submit a transcript request form to their child's
school counselor to request transcripts be sent.
All of the above steps are included with the application account that you will create for your child.
Please be sure to read each of the steps as they are very detailed.
Parents are required to request the teacher recommendation and transcripts-
we cannot request them on your behalf.
The High School Placement Test (HSPT) is not offered or required for admission to St. Mary's Prep.
Applicants Requiring Academic Accommodations
If the applicant is on a current documented and supported IEP, 504 or another form of
an accommodation plan, please contact the 9th grade academic dean respective to your child's
division to schedule a time to speak to them to discuss your applicant:
Girls Division- Mrs. Margie McElyea mmcelyea@stmarysprep.com
Boys Division- Mr. Jeff Giolitti jgiolitti@stmarysprep.com
It is important that our staff discusses the applicant’s accommodation plan with you
so that we may further be aware of the specialized needs of the student.
Our priority is to ensure the academic success of every
prospective student and having these conversations first is a wonderful way to start.