FAQs

The Middle School is located on the AHA campus on first floor of Kelleher Hall. This building houses classrooms, the AHA chapel, meeting spaces, and school business offices.

AHA has established competitive tuition for Middle School. All families are encouraged to apply for financial assistance through the FACTS program. The financial assistance committee will review all applications and work with applicants to help make a Holy Angels education a reality for your daughters.

Yes! Holy Angels offers busing at an additional cost of $2,400.

The Middle School uniform consists of a navy blue skirt, light blue polo and sweater. The option of uniform pants is also available. School uniforms can be purchased from Flynn & O’Hara in Emerson, NJ or by visiting their website.

Middle School students will attend classes primarily in Kelleher Hall. There will be opportunities for interactions with our Upper School students in shared school spaces. For example, Upper School students may act as tutors, club leaders or mentors for younger students. Students in all grades will use the athletic fields, library, cafeteria and auditorium. All students will come together for school-wide assemblies and Masses.

Same as the Upper School, the school day will begin at 7:50 a.m. and dismissal will be at 2:05 p.m.

There are approximately 25-30 students enrolled in each grade level. Since some classes have multiple sections, the average class size is 20 students which ensures that each student receives personalized attention.

Each student’s application will be reviewed on an individual basis. Assessment of current transcripts with accompanying curriculum and/or syllabus and a placement exam will assist in determining if the prerequisites to AHA’s courses have been met before any advanced course placements can be considered. Please contact the Dean, Traci Koval with questions.

AHA seeks to admit girls entering grades 6 – 8 who are well rounded (academically, socially, morally) and who are succeeding in their current learning environment. Our Middle School offers a strong foundational program to help close any gaps, while also preparing girls to transition to AHA’s Upper School.

With a holistic, personalized approach to the admissions process, girls will be assessed on their grades, previous STS, content of essay and interview with our Dean of Students to determine the best fit for each family.

The Academy can provide limited academic accommodations to eligible students. Academic accommodations can be offered to eligible students who hold an active Bergen County Special Services (BCSS) Service Plan (SP), Paramus, NJ, or an AHA Student 504 Plan for Learning. AHA does not offer Intervention & Referral Services Plans (I&RS). Please contact the Mike Statile, with your daughter’s individual needs.

Arts is an integral part of the Middle School curriculum, and this includes extra-curricular offerings such as: choir, instrumental, hand bells and drama.

Middle school students will be encouraged to develop and participate in a variety of clubs and extracurricular activities to foster leadership skills and build self-esteem. Some of these clubs include Student Council, Yearbook, National Junior Honor Society, Vocal Choir, Orchestra, and more.

AHA’s Middle School athletic program will focus on learning physical skills and sportsmanship as well as provide opportunities for team competitions. We currently offer Volleyball and a Bowling Clinic in the Fall, Softball and Basketball Clinic in the Springin the Fall, Basketball in the Winter, and Tennis Clinic, Running Club, Volleyball Clinic, Softball and Basketball Clinic in the Spring. Visit our Athletics page for more information.

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