Yesterday, Merchantville School's 7th grade students who are interested in attending Camden County Technical School had the opportunity to tour the campus and explore all it has to offer. Students learned about the variety of career and technical programs available and gained insight into pathways that connect high school learning to future careers. From technology and engineering to health sciences and the trades, the visit helped students begin thinking about their goals and next steps.

At Saints Circles last week, SPS Principal, Mrs. O'Callaghan, reminded students that Jesus told the story of a man who was attacked on the road, and was close to death. A man from a different culture came by, and helped him, even though the two cultures were at odds. In our small groups, we discussed how we can put others first, and also how we can accept help from others. How can we all put others first in school? Here are some thoughts:

At the January 8th Merchantville Board of Education Reorganization Meeting the BOE accepted the resignation of Antisha Meisner as a board member effective December 16, 2024. As a consequence, the BOE has advertised for that vacancy. A letter or email of interest to fill this position must be received by the BOE Secretary by Thursday, January 23, 2025 by 3:00 p.m. Requirements: Applicant must be able to read and write, hold U.S. citizenship, prove/document one year’s residency in the Merchantville School District,

On Monday afternoon, November 2nd, Merchantville School's Soccer Team took on the team from St. Joan of Arc School in Marlton, NJ to win the championship game and secure the 2025 title for their sports Conference. The nail biter that ended in a score of 3-2 saw goals by MES players Jayce O’Neill, Diego Rodriguez and Lucas Mignano buffered by a strong and unbending defense. The MES Knights had a 12-0 record this year and this playoff

Merchantville School is committed to creating a work environment that mirrors the community's diversity. We seek applicants from various backgrounds to represent the many and various cultures of our student population. The Merchantville School District is committed to fostering an inclusive environment where individuals from all backgrounds feel welcomed, respected, and empowered to thrive. We believe diversity enriches the learning experience, broadens perspectives, and prepares students

Our 8th Graders are working hard to build the Annual Monsterville Elementary School Haunted House on Friday, October 18th, & Saturday, October 19th @ 7:00 p.m. Bring your family and friends to this great evening event that showcases students, parents and teachers' hard work, talent, scariness and spooky middle-school fun. This is a key fundraiser for their “graduation-year” celebrations. If you or your business can sponsor this event please print and complete this donation form with your check or Venmo