Mercy Updates
Wildflower Hill on Mercy’s campus started with Doug Lambert’s vision to turn an “ugly” hillside, un-mowable because of its steep grade, into something beautiful for all to enjoy. This hill is front and center, down from the Farmessori and across from Mercy’s front entrance. If you know Doug, he is an avid seed saver who…
Read MoreErdkinder directress, Jocelyn Welch, was a featured writer for the Sisters of Mercy Laudato Si’ story series. Learn more about the Erdkinder/Farmessori Program.
Read MoreThis holiday season, Mercy has been fortunate to support area organizations thanks the the generosity of their students and school families. Upper Elementary students organized the 23rd Annual Christmas Drive in support of Found Village, whose mission is to empower teens from hard places to reach their full potential. Gifts cards, toys, clothes, and games…
Read MoreWe are creating a special memorial space with forget-me-not flowers on Mercy’s campus, to remember loved ones lost during the pandemic. The location will be part of our wildflower hill along the east side of our lower drive, across from the front office. Below are some photos of Farmessori camp students planting the forget-me-not seeds this summer.…
Read MoreMercy Montessori Junior High students had another successful run at National History Day this year! On April 27th, through a virtual awards ceremony, two of Mercy’s projects were given special recognition: Claire G.- Honorable Mention for her website entitled, “Marie Curie: Defining Her World Through Science” Kinsey B., Kennedy O., and Dana Z. – Third…
Read MoreMercy Montessori students shared their appreciation and encouragement for 911 telecommunicators during National Public Safety Telecommunications week with inspirational handwritten notes and home-made gifts. Students worked with the Kyle Plush Answer the Call Foundation to create these care packages. Kyle was a student at Mercy Montessori through sixth grade. Care packages included encouragement jars with…
Read MoreThank you to our Junior High students and staff for creating virtual Stations of the Cross to share with our community. If we had been here in the building today, Heidi and Bryan’s class would share the hand washing tradition and breaking of the bread in the chapel. Our Junior High students would be stationed…
Read MoreEvery other year, the 5th and 6th grade students at Mercy take a trip to Washington D.C. as part of their curriculum. Read below for updates on their recent journey! Dear Mercy Friends, We have returned to the hotel after a marvelous day. It all started with the breakfast buffet down in the small kitchenette…
Read MoreEach spring, the Junior High embarks on a trip that is completely student-planned. This year the students planned a trip to Philadelphia and New York City. Read below for the trip journal submitted by the students. Click here for Spring Trip Photos Monday, April 29, 2019 A Message from Jonathan Z. (hi mom/dad) Today, we…
Read MoreWinterizing Bee Video from Mercy Montessori on Vimeo.
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