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We invite prospective students and their families to explore our campus and learn more about our academic programs, athletics, and student life.  Come see the energy, community, and opportunities that set OLMA apart! 

Shadow Days, Family Tours and our Annual Open House are fantastic ways to explore. For more information about each opportunity and to register, click below.

Individual Shadow Days

We arrange individual Shadow Days all year round for young women in Grades 7-8. While on campus, your daughter will experience OLMA academics, athletics, service projects, leadership opportunities, sisterhood and more! Your daughter will eat lunch free of charge in our OLMA cafe. This is truly the best way to understand the family atmosphere that makes OLMA the special place it is!

Family Tours

Our Lady of Mercy Academy is hosting family tours!

Your family will:

  • Meet with a member of the Administration and hear more about the All Girls difference.
  • Be led on a tour of campus with one of our Student Ambassadors or a member of our Administration.
  • Learn more about the Academic, Athletic, Leadership & Service programs.
8th Grade Group Shadow Day

OLMA's annual 8th Grade Group Shadow Day will take place on Tuesday, October 14, 2025 from 8:30am to 1pm.

While on campus, your 8th grade daughter will be paired with an OLMA student who will guide her through a few academic classes, various sisterhood and leadership activities and spend time getting to know more about her during lunch. This is an awesome way to experience the OLMA sisterhood!

Open House

Our Open House is another excellent opportunity to get to know us. Our 2025 Open House will be held on Sunday, September 28, 2025 at 1:00 pm. 

 

REGISTER HERE

 

Nicole Donovan
Director of Admissions & Communications
mrs.donovan@olmanj.org 
(856) 697-2008 ext. 140

“Being a student here has been incredibly meaningful to me. At OLMA, you’re more than just another seat in the classroom - you’re a student, a teammate, a leader, a friend, and a sister.”

- A. Mello, ‘25