Mercy SF Transfer Student Profiles

MAKING a

difference

for Mercy SF Transfer Students

Lou and Suzanne Giraudo September 17, 2020

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Going to Mercy San Francisco, I have seen my own personal growth in my 3 years here.

I can genuinely and wholeheartedly say that I am the person I am today because of Mercy.

Before Mercy, I was unsure of myself and the decisions I made. I constantly doubted myself and was completely dependent on others. Now, I see myself as a strong, intelligent, independent person. I am confident in the things I say and the choices I make. Mercy helped me find my voice and I hope to continue my journey in a Mercy education at Mercy Burlingame.

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—Senior, Mercy SF Transfer Student

MISSION STATEMENT We, the community of Mercy High School, Burlingame, a Catholic College Preparatory school sponsored by the Sisters of Mercy, educate young women of diverse religious, ethnic, social and economic backgrounds to reverence and foster the dignity of each human person; to create a community of hospitality; to lead with compassion; to strive for excellence; and to proclaim Gospel values in word and deed.

Dear Lou and Suzanne,

Mercy High School Burlingame Board of Directors Penny Stack Alexander ‘78 Chair Kelli Benz Pauline Borghello, RSM Jeanne Berube Collora, Mercy SF ‘81 Greg Dannis Bob Grassilli Maureen Grazioli Una Kinsella ‘83 Mary Schaffer Kircher ‘78 Jaime Jwienat Lechleitner ‘02 Joe Nezwek Joan Marie O’Donnell, RSM Caroline Romeo Patrick Ruff Michele O’Connor Tyler ‘68

Thank you for speaking with me about the potential for Kalmanovitz Charitable Foundation to help support tuition assistance needs for our Mercy San Francisco students who transferred to Mercy Burlingame this fall. As you suggested, we have put together a profile of some of our Mercy SF transfer students.

Preparing these profiles for you was truly inspiring. The depth of what Mercy San Francisco meant to these young women will be forever imprinted on their hearts and souls. Mercy had a profound impact on their development as young women, and it is evident by their desire to continue with a Mercy education that each truly cherishes the values of a Catholic Mercy education. There is no doubt that these young women will go out and make their mark on the world bringing the Mercy mission into all they accomplish.

Last year, we made a commitment to accept Mercy San Francisco transfers who had a desire to continue in their Mercy education.

We are proud to have 39 Mercy San Francisco transfer students at Mercy Burlingame.

On the following pages, we have highlighted 16 of these young women.

We hope after reading their profiles that you will be interested in standing with us as sponsors of these students. We would welcome the opportunity to speak with you further regarding this opportunity.

Should we not hear back from you by the end of September, Mary will reach out to you to see if there is any additional information you would like.

Thank you for your consideration of support to our Mercy students.

We are very grateful to you.

Sincerely,

Natalie Cirigliano Brosnan ‘02, Ed.D. Head of School

Mary Lund Director of Advancement

Mercy High School • 2750 Adeline Drive • Burlingame, CA 94010 • www.mercyhsb.com

Catherine McAuley’s Suscipe My God, I am yours for time and eternity. Teach me to cast myself entirely into the arms of your loving Providence with a lively, unlimited confidence in your compassionate, tender pity. Grant, O most merciful Redeemer, that whatever you ordain or permit may be acceptable to me. Take from my heart all painful anxiety; let nothing sadden me but sin, nothing delight me but the hope of coming to the possession of You, my God and my all, in your everlasting kingdom.

Amen.

MAKING a

difference for Mercy SF Transfer Students

Financial Aid Awards - FY 2020-2021 - $437,888 Sales

$146,470 Funds to be Raised 66.6%

Secured to Date 33.4%

$291,418

1st Qtr

2nd Qtr

MAKING A DIFFERENCE is our annual umbrella fundraising program for tuition assistance for all of our students. Our 2020-2021 fundraising goal is $793,800 of which $291,418 is to support our Mercy San Francisco transfer students.

In order to further differentiate this unique need, we have created this proposal which targets the specific needs of our Mercy SF transfer students. All funds donated will be designated solely for these transfer students.

The tuition assistance needs of our Mercy San Francisco students totals $438,000. Of this need, we have raised $146,470; we are continuing outreach to donors to raise the remaining $291,418.

This year, the total tuition assistance awarded to all students at Mercy Burlingame is $1,975,939.

Tuition Assistance Process * The application process for financial aid is fair and confidential. It is not associated with the Admissions process in any way, and the Admissions Committee has no knowledge of who is applying for financial assistance. Aid assessments are done by TADS, a specialized, outside firm. All families must submit a TADS application in order to be considered for financial aid. Awards are made based on a family’s demonstrated need and the availability of school funds.

The amount noted as “Tuition Assistance” is the amount that has been awarded by Mercy HS Burlingame for the FY 21 school year.

*When Mercy San Francisco’s closure was announced in January, the Mercy High School, Burlingame Board of Directors approved support to Mercy San Francisco transfer students to honor the sisterhood of our shared mission.

Meet some of our Mercy Senior, IJ

Senior, BMR

my Mercy community has been one of the best decisions I’ve made and has shaped me into who I am today. By joining all these extracurriculars and leadership positions I have been able to grow and get out of my comfort zone. I have been able to slowly find my voice and speak out without hesitation. I have been able to form relationships with incredible people and be exposed to many opportunities that I know I wouldn’t have gotten anywhere else. I have learned that a Mercy community is a sisterhood that allows you to be yourself without judgment and gives you room to explore. Next year I would like to bring all that I’ve learned through the past three years to Mercy Burlingame. I see myself joining clubs I might have never thought of and joining the stage crew. This will allow me to become closer to my new Mercy sisters and form new bonds, even if it is for a short period of time. Academically, I will challenge myself with the classes I choose to take and be open to forming new relationships with my teachers.

I see myself trying classes that aren’t offered at Mercy SF, like Forensics and Photography.

I attended the Boys and Girls Club every day from Kindergarten through 8th grade. Although it started off as after school care it became a second family for me. Every time I return, I see myself in the children and teens as I was once one of them.

The Boys and Girls Club is a place that opened a world of possibilities for me. Through the Clubhouse, I got insight into colleges, summer volunteer opportunities, and got to know the meaning of what it is to be in a community filled with love similarly to Mercy.

Personal Statement: Becoming involved in

PLEASE NOTE: Grade Point Average (GPA) e.g. 4.13 / 3.92 Mercy calculates both an unweighted and weighted GPA. For Honors and AP courses, students receive one extra grade point to the above values taking into account the added rigor and expectations of the courses.

Unweighted GPA - up to 4.0; weighted GPA up to 5.0

Mercy SF Transfer GPA: 4.13 / 3.92 Extracurricular • • • • • •

Student Government Student Ambassadors Retreats Drama Stage Crew Peer Tutor

Family • • • • • •

Single parent Total Income: $45,061 Monthly rent: $1,200 Siblings - twin sister, senior at Mercy; two brothers, ages 23 and 26 Catholic Languages - fluent in Spanish

Tuition Assistance Mercy: $9,825 Achieve: $10,900 Bay Scholars: $2,500

Personal Statement:

Mercy SF Transfer GPA: 3.42 / 3.32

Extracurricular • • • • • •

Cross Country Track and Field Eucharistic Minister Lector Homeroom Representative Volunteer: SF Campus for Jewish Living

Family • • • • •

Total Income: $44,229 Monthly rent: $1,325 Siblings - brother, 13, attends Bayshore School Parish: Church of the Epiphany Languages - Spanish

Tuition Assistance Mercy: $9,825 Achieve: $10,900 Bay Scholars: $2,500

SF Transfer Students...

Senior, AJ

Senior, KP

impact on me was an internship I received through my scholarship program, Achieve. In the summer of 2019, I worked at BRIDGE Housing, which is a non-profit organization that develops affordable housing for low income families. My internship at BRIDGE helped me to grow and get out of my comfort zone from yelling “five minutes till places” at the actors, to becoming Assistant Stage Manager. What I love about tech crew the most are the relationships I have formed.

Tech crew can be difficult due to the long hours of building the sets and basically living at school during tech week. What makes it all worth it is spending time with people who I have become close to. Not only my peers but our tech directors. Tech crew has become a safe place for me to be able to share whatever is on my mind and not be judged. Anyone can come in after having a bad day and be able to express how they feel and in the end be cheered up. I have become close to my history teacher, who is also one of our tech directors. Despite getting extra help in History, I have an adult who I know I can trust and get advice from. Thinking about how important the tech crew has become to me is one of the reasons why it is so hard to come to terms with leaving Mercy. Words can’t describe how much love I have for everyone in the tech crew and how happy I am I decided to join it.

the incredible impact that Mercy SF has had on me. The Mercy SF community is like no other that I've ever experienced. Mercy has been like another home, even sometimes one I don't want to leave right after school. When I got the news that Mercy was going to close, I was in utter disbelief. It didn't truly hit me how painful this was going to be until I was in school that following Monday with all my classmates and teachers. This safe place for me is being yanked from my arms. I guess what I want to convey to you is how important my Mercy SF education has been to me because I feel that since you are going to be accepting a bunch of transfer students from Mercy SF, you should know what/ where I'm coming from and try to have a sense of how difficult it is going to be for me. I appreciate you taking the time to read this. I'll finish this by saying Mercy as a whole, including Mercy B, is very important and close to my heart. I hope to graduate as a Mercy girl, which is the closest I'll get to graduating as a Mercy SF girl.

Personal Statement: One experience that had an

Mercy SF Transfer GPA: 4.10 / 3.90 Extracurricular • • •

Student Government Student Ambassadors Retreats

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Drama Stage Crew Peer Tutor

Family • • • • • •

Single parent Total Income: $45,061 Monthly rent: $1,200 Siblings - twin sister, senior at Mercy; two brothers, ages 23 and 26 Catholic Languages - fluent in Spanish

Tuition Assistance Mercy: $9,825 Achieve: $10,900 Bay Scholars: $2,500

Personal Statement: I want to describe

Mercy SF Transfer GPA: 3.74 / 3.63 Extracurricular • •

Stage Manager for Theatre Department One of four students who started a gofundme and raised $12,918 to try to save Mercy SF

Family • • • • • •

Dad: deceased Total Income: $108,645 Monthly rent: $3,775 Siblings - none Non-denominational Languages - some Spanish

Tuition Assistance $15,000

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I hope to graduate as a Mercy girl, which is the closest I’ll get to graduating as a Mercy SF girl.

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She will be the first in her family to go to a 4 (year) university, and as such, needs a lot of guidance because, as her parents, we lack that background and are relying on Aim High and now hopefully Mercy B to help us.

Junior, JA

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Personal Statement: I’m interested in Mercy B because of its AMES program. It is very similar to Mercy SF’s MAP program, which I have been a part of for the last 2 years and where I’ve learned a great deal. I wish to continue to expand on my study skills that will enable me to thrive in high school and which I will use in college. Ames will make my transition from Mercy SF to Mercy B a lot less scary because I will know that I can get support for my academic needs. Not all other schools have this type of program and it is extremely important that I continue to get support for my needs. Plus, I like to be with other students so we can help each other. (AMES - Academic Mentoring Eduational Support Program for students with designated learning differences.)

Jessica’s parents wrote: Jessica is an Aim High graduate — a summer educational enrichment program (6th, 7th and 8th grades) — which was instrumental in exposing her to college. She will be the first in her family to go to a 4 (year) university, and as such, needs a lot of guidance because, as her parents, we lack that background and are relying on Aim High and now hopefully Mercy B to help us.

Mercy SF Transfer GPA: 3.38 / 3.21 Family • • • • •

Parents: separated Total Income $55,000 Monthly rent: $1,500 Siblings - one younger brother at All Souls Christian

Extracurricular •

Basketball

Tuition Assistance $17,250

Sophomore, ET

Personal Statement: I hope that next year at Mercy B I will gain more confidence and to start to grasp what career I want in the future. Academically, I want to keep up with my schoolwork to retain a good GPA. I hope to keep up with my studies and learn to be a more well-rounded person. Being a basketball player has taught me teamwork, comradeship, and to keep playing your hardest until the last second.

Mercy SF Transfer GPA: 3.08 / 3.08 Extracurricular • •

Basketball Volleyball

Family • • • •

Total Income: $25,680 Monthly rent: $0 Siblings: sister is a senior at Mercy B, older brother Parish: St. Thomas the Apostle

Tuition Assistance $16,694

Senior, NH

Senior, JG

outside of school was an internship I did at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art. This internship was provided to me through the Achieve Program (a scholarship program that I work very hard with).

I interned for the museum’s marketing department where I assisted in making content for their Instagram page. I also made a documentary about my time there. As I was interning at the museum, I watched the marketing team work together to collaborate with organizations and execute brand deals. At the time, the department was working with Costco to sell museum tickets for the Andy Warhol Exhibition, and I was assigned to help with this collaboration. The team and I packaged over seven thousand tickets to sell at Costco. This experience was important to me because it taught me how to problem solve and be independent.

There were times where my supervisor was busy at a meeting and a program of mine stopped working, but this didn’t stop me from learning how to fix things myself. I also learned how to ask other people for help because I learned that the department was a community. Teamwork played a big part in my time at SFMOMA and it definitely helped me grow as a young woman.

I was involved in a program known as Cardinal Education Scholars, which was a tutoring program for low-class families in my school district. We worked on test prep and other school subjects that would help us get into high schools, private high schools specifically. As a 7th grader, I had never heard of a private school or could never imagine myself at one. This program made us work extremely hard and it was worth every long day we had. Since my class was the first cohort, I was able to participate in tutoring the students that came after us. We did high school interview prep with staff of the program, which honestly was the best practice for me due to how shy I was in 8th grade. What CES did for me and my community was extreme and is a part of my life that I will never forget.

Mercy SF Transfer GPA: 3.85 / 3.68

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Personal Statement: An experience I had

Extracurricular • • •

Computer Graphics Film/Video Tennis

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Student Government Community Service

Family • • • •

Total Income: $53,000 Monthly Mortgage: $2,800 Siblings - 0 Buddhist

Tuition Assistance Mercy: $9,550 Achieve: $11,400

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Personal Statement: In middle school,

Mercy SF Transfer GPA: 4.13 / 3.82 Extracurricular • •

Achieve Program Scholarship Women In Technology

Awards •

Honor Roll - freshman year (both semesters) High honors Sophomore year (both semesters) & junior year

Family • • • • •

Total Income: $69,864 Monthly rent: $1,900 Siblings - sister attends Jefferson High School Parish: Church of the Visitacion Languages - Spanish

Tuition Assistance Mercy: $9,825 Achieve: $12,050

I have learned that a Mercy community is a sisterhood that allows you to be yourself without judgment and gives you room to explore. Next year I would like to bring all that I’ve learned through the past three years to Mercy Burlingame.

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Senior, SM

Personal Statement: Going to Mercy San Francisco, I have seen my own personal growth in my 3 years here. I can genuinely and wholeheartedly say that I am the person I am today because of Mercy. Before Mercy, I was unsure of myself and the decisions I made. I constantly doubted myself and was completely dependent on others. Now, I see myself as a strong, intelligent, independent person. One extra-curricular activity I participated in was working at Garfield Pool in San Francisco as a swim instructor. I worked at this pool during summer 2017 and 2018. My job included working the front desk, checking kids and their parents in, instructing children learning how to swim, ages 5-15, levels 1-6, in and out of the pool.

This experience is important to me because it helped me develop leadership skills and helped me develop my love for swimming. Although spending my summer in a cold pool at 8 a.m. wasn’t always my favorite activity, I appreciate this experience because it taught me many important life skills. I am confident in the things I say and the choices I make. Mercy helped me find my voice and I hope to continue my journey in a Mercy education at Mercy Burlingame.

Mercy SF Transfer GPA: 3.65 / 3.59 Awards • • • •

Honor Roll 6th, 7th and 8th grade Honor Roll 1st & 2nd semester sophomore year Honor Roll 1st semester junior year Most Improved Award for swimming freshman year

Extracurricular • • •

Swimming Tennis Swim instructor at Garfield Pool

Family • • • • • •

Single parent Total Income: $57,000 Monthly rent: $600 Siblings - brother, 20; attends SFSU Parish: Holy Angels Mom is a Mercy SF alum

Tuition Assistance $14,000

Senior, LT

Personal Statement: I believe that my Mercy education allows me to flourish as a person and being a woman of Mercy has impacted my life greatly. I have learned to be a leader, a sister, and a scholar. I see myself as someone who is academically competent while continuing to stay active in sports and student life.

Mercy SF Transfer GPA: 4.18 / 3.92 Extracurricular • • • • • •

Basketball Cross Country Swimming Student Government Community Service Peer tutor

Family • • • •

Total Income: $25,680 Monthly rent: $0 Siblings: sophomore at Mercy B, older brother Parish: Saint Thomas the Apostle

Tuition Assistance $10,000

Senior, CW

Personal Statement: I would love to keep on developing my art skills in Mercy Burlingame. I would want to improve on my English skills as well as my other academics at Mercy next year, and I strongly believe that Mercy can provide me the excellent assistance that I need with all my school work. I have won a few awards in the art field both in and outside of school, and I have been volunteering for homework and arts and crafts help in my local library ever since sophomore year. I volunteered at the SF food bank during my sophomore summer break. My experience there truly demonstrated to me that everyone has the power to make a difference in their own lives and in the lives of others in the community. This experience has also made me become more grateful for the basic things that I can get so effortlessly while some people can’t, it has impacted me to form a compassion and sense of empathy that I had never known before and I am grateful for that.

Mercy SF Transfer GPA: 3.32 / 3.24 Fall art contest 2018: first place winner Fall art contest 2019: second place winner The 9th Chinese Language Bridge Cup contest: - First Prize Winner in Pen Calligraphy - Second Place Winner in Painting/drawing

Extracurricular • • • •

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Best Writer Award Honor Roll Award

Extracurricular • •

Drawing/Painting Film/Video

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Photography Community Service

Dad - retired, Mom is working Total Income: $43,669 Monthly rent: $1,800 Siblings - 2 sisters; ages 26 and 28 Two dependents ages 64 and 79 Parish: St. Peter’s Catholic Church Languages - fluent in Spanish

Tuition Assistance Mercy: $10,285 Achieve: $10,920 Guardsman: $2,000

Tuition Assistance

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Awards

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Total Income: $43,000 Monthly rent: $1,330 Siblings - none Elementary School: Holy Name Languages: Mandarin

$16,964

art. It is important to me because it helps me to express my feelings when I can’t find the right words and because it helps me destress at times when I am struggling. Without art I would only be focusing on academics and that could burn my brain out. It helps me to use my creativity very often and to show my ideas to the world. I see myself as a part of the Mercy community because I am very outgoing, and I also am Catholic. I will be able to bond with my Mercy sisters through this because I will be able to communicate with them very well.

Family

Drawing/Painting Ceramics Computer Graphics Volunteer, SF Food Bank

Family • • • • •

Personal Statement: I am very involved in

Mercy SF Transfer GPA: 3.92 / 3.75

Awards • • •

Sophomore, LN

I am very involved in art. It is important to me because it helps me to express my feelings when I can't find the right words and because it helps me destress at times when I am struggling.

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Sophomore, MT

Personal Statement: My goal is to become an immigration lawyer to help families with their legal matters. I know I must work hard to pursue my dreams. If given the opportunity to attend Mercy Burlingame, I want to take a variety of classes like forensics to develop the skills I need to come closer to my goal of becoming an immigration lawyer.

Altar serving is very important to me. I am showing my Faith by participating in the celebration of God every Sunday. Altar serving is important because it brings my community together. I am serving God and thanking him for all he gives me during the week. I am being a role-model to the youth in my community and sharing with them the importance of having God at the center of our lives. I see myself as a part of the Mercy community by excelling in my studies, demonstrating school spirit by attending and participating in school events.

I plan to participate in Dance/Drama and grow bonds with my fellow sisters. Spiritually, I would like to continue to participate in campus ministry.

Mercy SF Transfer GPA: 3.92 Honors and Awards • • • •

Honor Roll Student of the Month Valedictorian, 8th Grade Principal Honor Roll

Senior, NR-V

Personal Statement: My goal is to attend UC Davis to become a veterinarian. I have volunteered at the San Francisco Zoo and am taking two sciences: AP Biology and Anatomy/ Physiology to add to my academic course load to be a competitive applicant for UC Davis.

Mercy SF Transfer GPA: 3.9 / 3.79

Extracurricular

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Family

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Swimming Cheerleading Dance Chorale Performing Arts Photography Student Government Campus Ministry

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Cross Country Soccer Track and Field

Total Income: $86,000 Monthly Mortgage: $2,792 Sibling: Sister, Mercy SF ‘17, attending UC Merced Spanish spoken at home

Family

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Tuition Assistance

Parents: Divorced Total Income: $120,611 Rent: $1,085 Sibling: sister, Mercy SF ‘13 Catholic Spanish spoken at home

Tuition Assistance Mercy: $11,605 Achieve Scholarship: $11,400

$14,500

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My goal is to become an immigration lawyer to help families with their legal matters.

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Senior, LS

Junior, EP

extracurricular activity that is very important to me, because I am a very fortunate person and am lucky to be given the opportunities I have and understand that not everyone relates. With this understanding I make sure to volunteer around San Francisco or wherever I am to give back to the community and because it makes people’s days much better. I am very passionate about this and no matter what I am doing to help, I always try to do my very best at the task I am given. I love to volunteer because seeing the people I am able to help is the best reward I can ask for. Getting to be included in the Mercy community is something I am very determined to be a part of and I know that I will do my very best to be a great addition to the sisterhood. Whatever I am passionate about, I take very seriously including my strong interest in joining the medical field. I participated in two summer programs over the past two summers that gave me the chance to practice different medical professions at college campuses including University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, and Johns Hopkins University. With this interest I am sure that at Mercy Burlingame, I will be heavily supported for my interests.

continuing my career as an actress and a musician, and to do well academically. One extra-curricular activity I’ve had outside of school is theater. Last year’s spring musical was Rodgers and Hammerstein’s Cinderella.

I was a swing role, which means that as a freshman I had to learn two complete roles, which included lines, choreography, and music. It was stressful, but I feel that I grew as a performer. I spent nights studying my lines, and I listened to the recording of my music every chance I got. As much as that was one of the worst shows I’ve ever been in, I learned a lot, and the bonds I made with my castmates only became stronger. That being said, it makes this year’s musical all the more saddening.

Mom wrote: One of my favorite things about Ellie is that she is just as comfortable with adults as with her peers. She has the ability not to let the actions of others change the person she chooses to be. She is well spoken and not afraid to be an individual. I think my favorite thing about my daughter is her compassion she will go hungry to feed a friend in need, she will share all that she has and all that she is to help others. It’s nice to see that in this day and age of materialistic teenagers, she can be so giving and to do so freely.

Mercy SF Transfer GPA: 3.19 / 3.14

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Personal Statement: Volunteering is an

Extracurricular • • • •

Tennis Cheerleading Tutoring Volunteering

Family • • • • • •

Parents: separated Total Income $44,973 Monthly rent: $13,80 Siblings - none Parish: All Souls Church Languages - Spanish

Tuition Assistance $14,000

Personal Statement: Some of my goals include

Mercy SF Transfer GPA: 3.13 / 3.13 Extracurricular Activities Vocal/Choral Drama Musical Instrument Musical Theater

Family • • •

Single Mom Total Income $75.000 Monthly rent: $2,100

Tuition Assistance $14,750

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No siblings Parish: St Thomas More Church

At Mercy High School, Burlingame, we are animated by our history and the call put forth to us by the Catholic church. In response to our rich tradition and the most current educational methodologies, we have formulated our expectations for each Mercy graduate. We educate young women to be: A woman of faith who • Is knowledgeable of the Catholic Christian heritage and respects other faith traditions • Participates in a faith community • Develops her personal spirituality • Makes moral decisions based on gospel values and beliefs, and incorporates them into her daily life

A woman in pursuit of academic excellence who • • • •

Demonstrates creative and critical thinking skills Articulates ideas clearly and effectively in oral, written, kinesthetic and artistic expression Uses technology competently and responsibly Strives to be a lifelong learner

A woman of influence who • Voices her opinions with clarity while respecting the opinions of others • Seeks the wisdom and counsel of others • Collaborates with others to resolve problems • Embraces change and confronts challenges in her daily life

A woman of compassionate service, embodying Catherine McAuley’s spirit of Mercy, who • Acts with love and kindness • Empathizes with the life experiences of others • Willingly responds to the needs of others, especially those who are less fortunate

A proactive global citizen who • • • •

Acts in harmony and interdependence with all creation Addresses injustices and works toward change Values diversity and multiculturalism Recognizes and fulfills her responsibilities to the earth and all its inhabitants

Mercy lives on forever... we are one in Mercy.

We appreciate your support.

For more information please contact: Natalie Cirigliano Brosnan ‘02, Ed.D. Head of School 650.762.1100 • ncb@mercyhsb.com MERCY HIGH SCHOOL 2750 Adeline Drive • Burlingame, CA 94010 www.mercyhsb.com • 650.343.3631

Mary Lund Director of Advancement 650.762.1191 • mlund@mercyhsb.com