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WHAT'S GOING ON AT MERCY
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Family Mass
Mercy Vocational High School will be celebrating a FAMILY MASS on Sunday, March 4 at 10AM. We would love to have your family celebrate with us. There will be a breakfast to follow the mass. Please let Ms. Campellone know by February 24 the number of those in your family who plan on attending this mass.
www.mercyvocational.org/familymass
WINTERFEST 2012
MVHS will be celebrating the 20th Anniversary of Winterfest on Sat. Feb 11, 2012. We welcome 80 high school students from the Archdiocese of Philadelphia who will be joining over 100 Mercy students and faculty for this day! We are pleased to have over 50 special guests for this service day of fun and games for youth with special needs.
Breaking EITC News Regarding Opportunity Scholarship Vouchers For Low-Income Families
Please access this link under our Advancement Office page to find out more about opportunity scholarship vouchers for low-income families.
Snow Information
The school snow code is 246.
Mercy Vocational High School will be closed if there is an announcement that all Philadelphia Public and Archdiocesan schools are closed.
MVHS may be closed if the public and parochial schools are open. Listen for our code 246. Listen to KYW or Fox 29 or CWPhilly or CBS HD.
Listen for the SchoolReach blast as well as another way to get the important information.
There will be a news items here on our home page as soon as the decision is made.
Federal Financial Aid Information for College, Technical or Trade Schools, and other Further Post-Secondary Education Institutions
Federal financial aid information for college, technical or trade schools, and other further post-secondary education institutions can be found by clicking on "Student Services" and then "Guidance Center" on the left navigation bar. Links posted include steps on applying for federal student aid, applying for federal aid online using FAFSA on the web, looking up federal school codes for the FAFSA, and local college-bound related information from Mayor Michael Nutter's Office of Education.
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