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We are proud to congratulate the Class of 2024 Valedictorian, Salutatorians & Finalists. This distinction considers academic record, leadership, service and extracurricular involvement; as well as staff and Senior Class input. Hats off to these extraordinary young Mercy women who inspired and lifted our spirits with their innovative thinking, outstanding achievements and ambitious aspirations!
Valedictorian: Alexis Rounds
On April 10, nearly 50 Mercy Latin students attended the tenth annual Copley Latin Day at the University of Michigan. Students attended a college lecture on "Ancient Skies, Stellar Stories, Heavenly Mathematics" from Prof. Francesca Schironi, and they also analyzed ancient Roman papyrus in UM's Papyrology Lab, which is the largest papyrus collection in North America. Later in the afternoon, students attended several workshop sessions, where they:
The Mercyaires received the highest rating of Excellent for State Solo and Ensemble Festival and earned a perfect score for their sight reading skills. In addition, Excellent ratings (blue medals) were earned by Erin Ikwechegh, Rebecca Morgan and Dorothy Propson. Good ratings (red medals) were earned by London Smith and Shaniel Smith. Great job, singers!
Bravo to Bryce Costa '25 and Kierah Streather '24 who were both nominated as Outstanding Performer in a Lead Role for the Sutton Foster Awards for their performances in “Frozen”. These two stellar performers are eligible to attend an intensive workshop and audition weekend as well as a Showcase of talent at the Wharton Center in East Lansing. Additionally, they may be chosen to compete at the Jimmy Awards, also known as the National High School Music Theatre Awards in New York City.
Maggie Geraghty '25 received the 2024 Optimist Leadership Award from the Farmington/Farmington Hills Breakfast Optimist Club. This award is designed to recognize Juniors who have demonstrated leadership skills and human relationship development. Congratulations, Maggie!
Congratulations to the newly inducted members of the National Honor Society! We are proud to recognize the following Juniors for their outstanding contributions to Mercy High School through their scholarship, leadership, character and service.
Congratulations to Mr. Brandon Malinowski who was named the Catholic High School League Tom Kelly Athletic Director of the Year! He will be honored for his accomplishments and receive this prestigious award at the Catholic League Hall of Fame held June 10.
Over Easter, 23 Mercy Latin students and families embarked on a 12-day trip through Italy! Students learned about the Roman Empire's reach and the influence of the Latin language. Highlights included:
