About
Core Mission & Values
Mercy Career & Technical High School provides an immersive, project-based education to prepare students for what’s next, whether it be entering the workforce to start a career or continuing their education after graduation. Founded in 1950, the school is deeply rooted in the Catholic faith and the mission of the Sisters of Mercy, backed by a legacy of proven success. Mercy Tech prepares students for rewarding careers and instills life-long value for its graduates. Nurturing and empowering the whole individual, Mercy Tech opens doors and creates opportunities, providing contemporary job options and a non-traditional path to higher education.
Mercy Career & Technical High School is a sponsored ministry of the Institute of the Sisters of Mercy of the Americas and is a member of Mercy Education.
As the Mercy Career & Technical High School community, we believe:
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Every person has inherent dignity and is worthy of respect.
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Within a diverse environment we build a culture of appreciation, acceptance, understanding, and collaboration.
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Preparing students for meaningful lives and successful careers is an investment in the future.
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Our students are blessed with gifts that are better developed through career and technical education.
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Education is a partnership among students, teachers, family, employers, and community.
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Spiritual and moral development are essential.
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The Mercy Community is called to service and to be Mercy in word and deed.
Mission Statement
Mercy Career & Technical High School provides a Catholic education and a comprehensive academic, career and technical experience which prepares students for the workforce and/or post-secondary education.
Compelled by Mercy, faculty and students live the Gospel in word and action and promote service to others. Mercy Career & Technical High School graduates a highly competent, compassionate, contributing member of the global community.
About
Mercy Career & Technical High School opens doors and creates opportunities, providing contemporary job options and a non-traditional path to higher education.
