Mercy High School vs. Marian High School

Mercy High School, a Catholic diocesan high school for young women, is committed to providing an educational experience that responds to individual needs.

In the tradition of the Sisters of Mercy and their foundress Catherine McAuley, each student is challenged to grow, to realize her full potential, and to provide service to others within an atmosphere that fosters a spirit of community and compassion.

Mercy High School offers a disciplined academic environment and a sound liberal arts background that prepare graduates for college and career pursuits.

Spiritual growth is nourished by a program which integrates religious studies and experiences to encourage community spirit and service to others. Opportunities for a wide variety of extracurricular activities also contribute to the total learning experience.

Marian High School is a Catholic college preparatory school for young women founded by the Servants of Mary and dedicated to Mary, the Mother of God.

Marian teaches the beliefs of the Roman Catholic faith in a caring and loving community atmosphere.

The mission of Marian High School is to commit all its resources to the college preparatory education of young women, teaching them to be leaders and lifelong learners in a society where their talents and faith will give hope to the world.