Life at Mercy High School 

“Mercy is a place to make friends, a place to make memories, a place to laugh, and a place to find who you really are.” – Mercy Student

At Mercy High School, serving the Hartford County, New Haven County, and Middlesex County, CT areas, students get involved! With social activities, sports, concerts, clubs, dances and proms, service projects, assemblies, musicals and plays, and class trips and events, there is always something going on at our private high school! Mercy provides endless opportunities for girls to explore their interests, develop their special talents, learn to lead, discover new experiences, give to others and have fun!

Every Mercy student is encouraged to participate in class, school and club activities to enhance her high school experience. There is something for everyone at Mercy. Students are also encouraged to form new clubs to match their particular interests and skills.

 

Learning to Lead

“Mercy women know how to lead by example for those who follow or those who have lost their way. Being a woman of Mercy is about how you carry yourself and act when no one is looking.” - Mercy Student

Mercy High School prepares women to be leaders - leaders in the classroom, in campus ministry, on the athletic fields, in community service, and in their class, club, and school activities. Each summer, members of the new senior class are invited to participate in Go The Mile, an overnight experience designed to prepare them to be the leaders in their school. During Go The Mile, the seniors write the mission statement that will guide them as leaders during the coming school year.

 

Class of 2022

Student Leaders’ Mission Statement

 

 

We, the Mercy High School Class of 2022, strive to uphold the traditions of Mercy High School.  We hope our legacy, as a class, will continue to inspire our classmates.  As those before us helped us to handle unprecedented situations, we strive to take initiative, be positive and lead the school into the future so as we take the next steps in our lives, we leave behind a better community.

 

Student Leadership Organizations

 

National Honor Society

The National Honor Society recognizes superior scholarship, outstanding service, leadership, and character in Mercy juniors and seniors.  The McAuley Chapter of the National Honor Society sponsors service projects for Mercy High School and the community.  Members sponsor the Souper Bowl Food Drive and Red Cross Blood Drive, tutor other students at Mercy and in community centers, and collect gifts for social service agencies at Christmas and Easter. 

Moderator: Ms. Daniela Aparo 

 

Peer Ministry

Peer Ministry is a year-long experience for seniors designed to build Christian leadership skills and enhance their personal and spiritual awareness. Peer Ministry provides Mercy with a team of spiritual leaders able to minister in the areas of liturgy, prayer, liturgical services, retreats, and in all other areas of spiritual need at Mercy. Peer Ministers are also expected to be of service in their own parishes and outside the Mercy community.

Moderator: Ms. Ann Derbacher, Campus Minister



Student Activities Council

The Mercy High School Student Activities Council promotes school spirit through fun activities such as Spirit Days, Cake Auction, Walkathon, Talent Show, and dances with Xavier High School. They also plan the Father/Daughter Dance and the Mother/Daughter Mass and Brunch. Students enjoy all-school activities and also build their own class spirit through friendly competitions!

Moderators: Ms. Jennifer Barone and Mrs. Jennifer Larson 

 
Officers for the 2021-2022 School Year

                

SAC - Student Activities Council Officers: 
President, Madilyn Carbone; 
Vice President, Grace Andrea;
Treasurer, Ava Noviello; 
Secretary, Kelly Cullen 

                

Senior Class Executive Board, Class of 2022:
Bridget Higgins, Alissa Algiere;
Samantha Strell, Maeve Martin,
Jessica Eaton

 

Junior Class Executive Board, Class of 2023:
Jasmine Mendez; Mia Pugliares;
Mattingly Veilleux; Sophia Engels;
Julia Malz

 

 

Sophomore Class Executive Board, Class of 2024:
Sophia Franchi; Noa McRiley;
Hannah Veenhuis; Megan Menard;
Hanna Testa; Reese Fowler

 

National Honor Society Officers:
First Row: President, Charlene Weaver.
Second Row: VP of Communities, Emilia St. Pierre;
VP of Tutoring, Grace Cink.  Third Row: Secretary,
Elizabeth Brown; Treasurer, Sarah Seymour

 

 

Spanish National Honor Society Officers:
Natalie Pulvirenti; Emily Pulvirenti;
Kathryn Marrochini; Allison Morris;
Leah Flores; Cassidy Wichman

 

French National Honor Society Officers:
President, Alissa Algiere; 
Vice President, Isabelle Stottlemeyer; 
Secretary, Bridget Eberhart; 
Treasurer, Julia Philips

 

 

Latin National Honor Society Officers:
President, Ashlyn Liedke; 
Vice President, Ella Bankoski; 
Secretary/Treasurer, Maeve Martin

 

Italian National Honor Society Officers: 
President, Lily Jackson;
Vice President, Madilyn Carbone; 
Treasurer, Elizabeth Indomenico (not pictured); 
Secretary, Jessica Goduto

 

 

Mu Alpha Theta Mathematics Society Officers:
President, Adriana Diaz (not pictured);
VP of Tutoriing, Emilia St. Pierre; 
VP of Community Outreach, Elizabeth Brown; 
Secretary and Treasurer, Alexia Fenteany

 

Mercy and Xavier
International Thespian Society Officer: 
President, Paula Opena

 

Tri M Honor Society Officers:
Front row: President, Paula Opena; Treasurer,
Harper Carlson.  Back row: Vice President, Jasmine Mendez;
Historian, Lauren Co. 
Absent from photo: Secretary, Isabella Stevens

 

 

Contact Us Today 

If you are looking for an all-girls high school serving Hartford County, New Haven County, and Middlesex County, CT, consider enrolling at Mercy High School. Students are encouraged to take part in challenging academics, a variety of student leadership organizations, and a range of events within our vibrant and opportunity-filled environment.

To truly understand how life-changing our safe and welcoming private high school is, schedule a visit to tour our campus and meet with us in person.