Main Line Student of the Week

 Villa Maria Academy's Mackenzie Duffy is Main Line Student of the Week (Feb. 13-19) To read the article on Mackenzie Duffy click here     A junior at Villa Maria Academy, Mackenzie Duffy is Secretary of the Women in Medicine Club, co-president of the Student Integrity Committee, a member of the executive council of Villa’s Mission and Ministry team, Junior Class Officer for Villa’s Respect Life Club, and Junior Leader of the Pennsylvanians for Human Life (PHL) Student Advisory Board.

 Merion Mercy Academy's Autumn Drake is Main Line Student of the Week (Feb. 6-12) To read the article on Autumn Drake click here     A senior at Merion Mercy, Autumn Drake is a member of the National Honors Society and French Honors Society, and a member of the core team of leaders within Merion Mercy’s Ministry Team. She has been recognized by College Board’s National African American Recognition Program since her junior year. A member of Merion Mercy’s Music Theater’s stage crew, she served as the props manager this year. Drake is a member of the Golden Bear Committee, in which different club leaders meet to discuss agendas and new ideas. She is also a member of the school’s Black Student Union and represented Merion Mercy at the Student Diversity Leadership Conference in San Antonio, Texas with five other students.

 Academy of Notre Dame's Anna O'Neill is Main Line Student of the Week (Jan. 30- Feb. 5) To read the article on Anna O'Neill click here     A junior at Academy of Notre Dame, Anna O’Neill is an active Global Scholar, and has participated in a number of global dialogue sessions on topics such as “Decoding the News” and the war in Ukraine, and she also has been involved in “pen pal” style global sessions with Notre Dame’s sister school in Singapore. She was selected to be a member of Congresswoman Mary Gay Scanlon’s Congressional Youth Cabinet, and recently applied for the Citizen Diplomat Academy. O’Neill will be one of the participants in the STEM Symposium, a one-week event next summer with six sister schools in six countries – Argentina, Canada, Japan, Peru, Singapore, Taiwan and the United Kingdom. She also is a member of Model UN, Mock Trial, Spanish Club, Student Council, Student Ambassadors, American Sign Language Club and Women in Leadership as well as Ac