At PMA, we believe the admissions process should be clear, welcoming, and personal. From your first inquiry through enrollment, we’re here to guide and support your family every step of the way. Most importantly, we take the time to get to know each child and family, because finding the right fit begins with building a relationship.
Step 1: Submit an Inquiry
Begin by completing our inquiry form to let us know you’re interested in learning more about PMA. Our Admissions Director, Mrs. Amanda Cabral, will contact you to answer questions and help schedule your tour of our school.

Step 2: Schedule a Tour
We believe visiting PMA is an important part of the admissions process. A personal tour gives families the opportunity to step into our classrooms, meet our faculty, and experience the welcoming community that makes PMA special. See firsthand how faith and academics come together each day to help our students learn, grow, and belong.
Step 3: Academic Review & Shadow Days
For students entering Grades 1–8, following your visit to PMA, you will be asked to provide PMA with academic records for our review. We will we also coordinate a Shadow Day, giving prospective students the opportunity to spend time in a PMA classroom, experience a typical school day, and get to know our teachers and students firsthand. New students entering PreK or Kindergarten do not need to complete this step.

Step 4: Complete the Application
Once academic records have been reviewed and a Shadow Day has taken place, you will be invited to complete the online application. A $200.00 registration fee will be required at this time to reserve your child's space at their grade level.

Step 5: Admissions Decision & Enrollment
Once all application materials have been received and reviewed, we will reach out to your family with the admissions decision. Accepted families will receive everything they need to get started at PMA, including enrollment and registration information, instructions for setting up your Parent Portal and hot lunch account, uniform information, and other important details to help make the transition to PMA as smooth as possible.
PMA seeks to provide an educational environment in which each student can be supported and thrive. In circumstances where a student’s individual needs cannot be appropriately met within the school setting, or where a student’s needs significantly impact the school’s ability to provide a Christ-centered educational environment, PMA may determine that an alternative educational setting would better serve the student and the school community. Decisions regarding student admission and continued enrollment are made by the Principal and Assistant Principal, with consideration given to the needs and circumstances of all involved.


