MERCY HIGH SCHOOL Empowering Young Women for a Lifetime of Success At Mercy High School, education goes beyond academics— it’s about inspiring, empowering, and transforming young women into confident leaders. As an all- girls’ school, Mercy provides a supportive and challenging environment where students develop their voices, build lifelong connections, and pursue their passions. A Legacy of Excellence Founded in 1931 by the Sisters of Mercy, the school has shaped the futures of more than 8,000 graduates, including a Congresswoman, NASA engineers, Olympians, entrepreneurs, healthcare providers, educators, artists, and devoted mothers. With almost a century of history, Mercy continues to thrive, serving about 400 students with a dedicated faculty and staff of 80 members.
Personalized Academic Excellence Launched in 2024-2025, Mercy’s personalized
math program revolutionizes learning in Algebra, Geometry, Algebra II, and
Trigonometry. This self-driven approach closes learning gaps, builds confidence, and prepares students for college and careers. At Mercy, students are given a choice in their learning. Prioritizing Mental Wellness The newly established Wellness Center provides students a dedicated space for reflection, self-care, and mental well-being. This multi-room space reinforces Mercy’s commitment to seeing each student as more than just a learner.
The Mercy Advantage: Why All-Girls’ Education Matters
Research confirms the benefits of an all-girls education. All girls graduates are six times more likely to pursue STEM careers, demonstrate greater levels of self-confidence, and embrace leadership roles. At Mercy, your daughter won’t just be a student— she will be known, challenged, and transformed, ready to make a lasting impact on the world.
Innovative Learning: The Pathways Program
Established in 2022, the Pathways Program helps students explore interests through curriculum, leadership, mentorship, and hands-on learning. Focusing on fields traditionally dominated by men, it encourages young women to take risks, think critically, and emerge as leaders, innovators, and changemakers. Pathways Offered: • Biotechnology and Medical Sciences • Creative Arts and Design • Engineering • Global Studies • Leadership Education and Development • Women’s Studies
“We believe a school for girls is better than a school with girls.” —International Coalition of Girls’ Schools
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