Network for Mercy Education
Network for Mercy Education - 9318 S. Kedzie Ave. #1, Evergreen Park, Il 60805
Phone: 708-229-1630
Students in Mercy schools experience excellence in their school programs, are motivated and meet the challenge of studying in a new environment. Faculty demonstrate creativity, diligence, hard work and commitment.
Believing that the opportunities for online study will continue to grow and will be an option for students in post-secondary study, Mercy Learning Online provides a guided, structured introduction to this form of learning.
Mercy Learning Online is an option chosen by a Mercy secondary school for an experience in learning. It does not seek to replace learning which takes place in each Mercy school. In each of these schools students experience a community committed to Catholic, Mercy education. This education fosters life-long learning and the development of leaders. Mercy Learning Online is an extension of, not a replacement for, this learning. It is the decision of each Mercy school which courses are available for study.
Believing that the opportunities for online study will continue to grow and will be an option for students in post-secondary study, Mercy Learning Online provides a guided, structured introduction to this form of learning.
Mercy Learning Online is an option chosen by a Mercy secondary school for an experience in learning. It does not seek to replace learning which takes place in each Mercy school. In each of these schools students experience a community committed to Catholic, Mercy education. This education fosters life-long learning and the development of leaders. Mercy Learning Online is an extension of, not a replacement for, this learning. It is the decision of each Mercy school which courses are available for study.
Mercy Learning Online - Overview
Time Commitment – Students participating in credit courses and credit recovery courses should expect to study approximately 16 hours per week in order to complete lessons and assignments.
Access to course – 24/7
Access to course – 24/7
Each student is required to abide by the Code of Conduct. Accessing a course implies acceptance of the code.
Grade Reports for summer 2011 courses were mailed to schools on August 2, 2011