Lumen Gentium Academy

Our annual Gala (October 13!) is our biggest fundraiser of the year, helping support the classical, Catholic education that makes LGA and OLMC so special.

Stay tuned for details about buying tickets, as well as some fun events in the meantime (dance lessons, anyone?).

We’re proud to see alumna Janae Topor (LGA ’23) featured by DeSales University for the lasting impact she made during her time there.

From founding a Communication Sciences and Disorders honor society to serving her campus community through faith and leadership, Janae has continued to put her gifts to work in service of others.

This fall, Janae will continue her studies in Speech-Language Pathology at New York University. We’re excited to see where she goes next!

Read the full feature from DeSales University here --

Building Connections Through Language: Janae Topor's Lasting Impact on DeSales | DeSales University After visiting nine countries, Janae Topor '26, graduate of the DeSales School of Healthcare Professions, has learned that no matter the language or culture, people share a common need to connect with one another.

Parents' Night Out is August 21! This should be a great evening, hope to see you there.

Mark your calendars!

Save the date! Join us on October 13, 2026 for our annual Light of the World Gala as we come together to celebrate our school community and support the mission of Our Lady of Mount Carmel School and Lumen Gentium Academy. Mark your calendars and stay tuned for more details in the coming weeks!

We want to hear from LGA alumni as well! Please fill out our survey -- olmc.academy/alumni

Alumni — Our Lady of Mount Carmel School OLMC ALUMNI PAGE We want to connect with you! Please fill out this form so we can reminisce together, stay in touch about upcoming events, and help build a strong alumni community!

Congratulations to the Class of 2026! May you go forth with courage, wisdom, and wonder, pursuing the true, the good, and the beautiful wherever God calls you. We are proud of you, grateful for you, and excited to see the light you will bring to the world.

In a recent address to our seniors, our school president praised the students for embodying the ideas that they have learned in the classroom. These ideas, which they've wrestled with in class and defended in their theses presentations, are not abstract topics, but the real, tangible things.

And between wrapping up academic work and enjoying some well-earned celebration, our seniors spent a day of service at Holy Family Farm in Monticello, NY, doing real, tangible things. They embodied the virtues developed in the classroom and embraced their charge of being a light for the world (and, in the case of lighting a bonfire, very literally).

A wonderful night at this year’s Spring Formal!

"There was a star danced, and under that was I born." Our students lit up the stage in this year's production of Much Ado About Nothing!

Our freshmen took their learning into the city on a Lower Manhattan field study, tracing New York’s history through its most iconic landmarks. At Ellis Island, Brooklyn Bridge, and the 9/11 Memorial & Museum, students encountered the city not just as a backdrop, but as a living record of immigration, innovation, resilience, and national transformation.

Along the way, they took in a bright, clear day in one of the most consequential cities in the world, pausing for moments of reflection (and a few well-earned sweet treats!) while connecting classroom lessons to the streets where history actually unfolded.