Curriculum

COURSES AND REQUIREMENTS

Please visit the COURSE GUIDE web page for the complete listing of recommendations, requirements, and course offerings.

POSTING OF PROGRESS REPORTS ONLINE

 
The Parent Portal was upgraded in PowerSchool last school year. This new portal allows each parent/guardian to create an account with their own unique User Name and Password, reactivate passwords if necessary, and link multiple daughters to one account. The email notification feature is also enabled this year for better communication. 

All parents must create an account in order to access student grades. If you haven't already done so, please CLICK HERE to review information and instructions on creating your unique parent account. If you are having difficulty creating a new account make sure you have created a unique username and password for yourself on the top portion and on the bottom use YOUR Parent User Name (for Access ID) and Password (Access Password) not daughter's. If you created an account but have forgotten your username or password click the "Having Trouble Logging In" link to reset your username or password. Please contact Colleen Rozman at cmrozman@mhsmi.org if you are unable to login.

Honor Roll

CLICK HERE to view all the super students who made honor roll for first semester 2011-2012.

BOOK PURCHASING 2011 - 2012 School Year

The Mercy Moms ran a  Used Book Sale in August. If you have any questions or concerns, please contact Ms. Linskey at mjlinskey@mhsmi.org or 248.893.3568. New books can be purchsed by following the link below.

ACADEMICS

As a college preparatory school, Mercy High School recommends a strong academic program consisting of the following number of semesters:

  • English (8)
  • Religious Studies (7)
  • Social Studies (6)
  • Classical or modern Foreign language (8)
  • Mathematics (8)
  • Laboratory Science (6)
  • Physical Education/Swim (1)
  • Computer Technology (1)
  • Fine Arts (2)
  • Health (1)
  • Speech (1)
  • Completion of the Mercy Community Action Program (MCAP)

Mercy follows a semi-modular schedule, designed as an adaptation of a college semester schedule. Students can elect as many as seven classes per semester but may take no fewer than five.

Mercy students receive a foundation that promotes academic success in college.

TEST DATA 2010-2011

SAT: Critical Reading – 589, Math – 566, Writing - 628                                

ACT: Composite – 24.1   

AP EXAMS 2011

129 students took 165 AP exams. Highlights: English Lit & Comp: 88% scored 3 or better; U.S. Gov't & Politics: 91% scored 3 or better; U.S. History: 50% scored 4 or better; Macroeconomics 100% scored a 4.

GRADING SYSTEM

Percent
Grade
Honor Points
 
Percent
Grade
Honor Points
100-92.5
A
4.0
76.4-72.5
C
2.0
92.4-89.5
A-
3.7
72.4-69.5
C-
1.7
89.4-86.5
B+
3.3
69.4-66.5
D+
1.3
86.4-82.5
B
3.0
66.4-62.5
D
1.0
82.4-79.5
B-
2.7
62.4-59.5
D-
0.7
79.4-76.5
C+
2.3
 
59.0-0
NC
0.0

Both GPA and class rank are computed from final grades.

EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITIES

Mercy Offers its students a wide variety of athletic teams, activities and clubs that cover a range or interests and abilities. Junior Varsity and Varsity levels of all sports are offered unless otherwise noted.

Athletics: Basketball (+Frosh), Cross Country (Varsity only), Equestrian, Field Hockey (+Frosh), Figure Skating, Golf, Ice Hockey, Pompon (Varsity only), Skiing, Soccer, Softball (+Frosh), Swimming/Diving, Tennis, Track (Varsity only), Volleyball (+Frosh).

Activities and Clubs:Forensics, French Club, French Honor Society, GREEN, International Thespian Society, Latin Club, Just Peace, Mercyaires, Mercy Mimes, MHUB Project, Mercy Works, Model United Nations, National Honor Society, Pastoral Team, Pro-Life Club, Quiz Bowl, Science Club, Science Olympiad, Spanish Honor Society, Spirit Choir, Technology Club and Tri-M Music Honor Society

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