Gwynedd-Mercy Academy Elementary has been an amazing school for my three children. My oldest son…read moreis now at La Salle College High School and was completely prepared, both academically and socially, for the challenges of high school. He transitioned smoothly into high school due to the incredible education he received during his time at GMA. My younger two children are currently in 5th and 8th grade at GMA and are thriving in the warm, positive learning environment. They are engaged in a challenging, STEM based curriculum through a variety of hand on activities. Our faculty and staff work tirelessly to educate every student based on their specific needs. There are many enrichment opportunities available to our students with our excellent music, art, sports, and after school programs. Our McAuley Learning Center is staffed with dedicated, trained educators who provide many types of learning support so that all children are given the tools they need to be successful at GMA. We have a full time school counselor and full time nurse on staff to meet every need of our students. We have a warm, welcoming community that fosters a true sense of family. Our family is very blessed to be a part of the Gwynedd-Mercy Academy Elementary community and would highly recommend it to any perspective families.

From the owner: Are you looking for an educational experience that blends tradition, innovation and hands-on…read morelearning? One that will challenge and enrich your child? We invite you to join the 380 students from Montgomery, Bucks and Philadelphia counties who currently attend Gwynedd-Mercy Academy Elementary by exploring our child-centered and experiential curriculum that is shaping tomorrow's leaders one student at a time. Visit our website or contact our Director Admissions, Bethanne Connolly, at info@gmaelem.org to arrange your tour of our campus and to learn more about how Gwynedd-Mercy Academy educates the whole student in mind, body and spirit.

Great place and huge, has multiple entrances. Visited here for a tennis tournament. The fields and…read morestadium are located in the Morris rd walk or a minute from Morris rd entrance.

GA... the pool and diving area are great. The stands look out over the pool, very open with great…read moreviews.

Elementries - so biased and judgmental to literal children. Middle school - now they are rude to…read moreyour face and behind your back. Highschool- they don't care enough to talk about you. Overall during senior year- great staff, good curriculum, NO college prep or not enough!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!, medium councilors, very safe, teachers and security are a bit dramatic and not trusting. After graduating last year and working at three schools around Phili, I have the experience to say those teachers should be grateful for those kids in that area, they are kind, passionate, but are molded to be so fake and rude. A little trust goes a long way.

Sara Ratigan is my daughters 10th grade principal. She is unprofessional and argumentative. She…read morerefused to help my daughter through a difficult school situation:-( Very disappointed.

Best elementary school in the North Penn School District by PSSA scores. One daughter went through…read moreall 7 years K-6, The other is in Second grade. Best years for oldest: K, 1, 2, 4, 6. But all her teachers were good. The Home & School association is fantastic helping the school with a $34k budget with things like field trips and school supplies. There is a new principal for 2012-2013 so that may change things -- or it may not. The staff and parent organization is strong enough to keep the good momentum going no matter what.

The school is awesome great lunch food "( sometimes raw)" and great teachers that are nice and…read morecaring towards the students and other staff the downside is that the lunch ladies is rude and mean to the students and the bathrooms are disgusting.

Love this school district. Graduated from here in June 2014. I moved to Ambler from Jenkintown…read morebecause going to Springside School was an awful fit for me so my parents and I found Wissahickon and I ended up really fitting in there and doing much better.