Founded by the Sisters of Mercy and conducted in partnership with lay faculty, Waldron Mercy is a Catholic co-educational school serving students aged three years old through grade eight. Grounded in the rich history of Merion Mercy Academy for Girls and Waldron Academy for Boys, Waldron Mercy Academy enables students to become both capable and discerning adults. We strive to increase our students' awareness of the need for responsible membership and leadership in the global family.

In September 1987, Waldron Academy for Boys and the Merion Mercy Academy for Girls lower school officially merged and reopened as Waldron Mercy Academy. Fifteen years later, the school assumed responsibility for Waldron Mercy Child Care, located on the schools’ campus. More than 40 students attend this year-round program for children three months to three years of age.

The quality of education provided at WMA has been enthusiastically validated. The U.S. Department of Education recognized  WMA as a Blue Ribbon School of Excellence in 2001, 2009 and 2020. Additionally, WMA is accredited by the Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools and received a Program of Distinction in Service Learning from Middle States in 2017.

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Waldron Mercy Academy

Waldron Mercy Academy's headquarters in Merion Station, PA, United States

Jacqueline Coccia

Jacqui German

Theresa Gannon

Theresa Lipinski

Mark Murray

The Teaching Staff at Waldron Mercy Academy is a dedicated group of educators responsible for delivering a high-quality, faith-based education to students from early childhood through eighth grade. This team includes specialized roles such as Montessori Lead Teachers, Middle School Teachers, and Grade-specific Educators. They work collaboratively to foster academic excellence, personal growth, and social responsibility in accordance with the school's mission and Catholic values.

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