Waldron Mercy Academy
Waldron Mercy Academy is proud to be a 2020 National Blue Ribbon School of Excellence where students ages three to grade 8 experience the joy of learning.
Waldron Mercy Academy
Students from preschool to grade 8 experience the joy of learning at Waldron Mercy Academy, a diverse, co-ed Catholic school sponsored by the Sisters of Mercy. Our integrated service learning curriculum creates well-rounded, independent learners who are ready to make a difference in their community in high school and beyond. We are proud to be a three-time National Blue Ribbon Award recipient, including one in 2020. Located on the Main Line just over the border of Philadelphia, we are an easy commute for parents who live or work in the city. We are more than just a school -- we are a family!
Waldron Wednesdays - join us on campus every Wednesday at 9:30 a.m. for a personal tour! We also have virtual information sessions throughout the year: www.waldronmercy.org/visit-us
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Alex P.
We’re so thankful our children attend Waldron Mercy where they are well prepared and motivated for high school. WMA teaches respect, and we love that. We were so impressed with Waldron’s immediate pivot to virtual learning in the spring. Everything was well communicated so children understood what was expected of them and could manage their time and assignments appropriately.
Alex P.
We’re so thankful our children attend Waldron Mercy where they are well prepared and motivated for high school. WMA teaches respect, and we love that. We were so impressed with Waldron’s immediate pivot to virtual learning in the spring. Everything was well communicated so children understood what was expected of them and could manage their time and assignments appropriately.