Alpha Alumnae Florida Chapter

CONVENT OF MERCY ACADEMY 'ALPHA'

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Convent of Mercy Academy “Alpha” Association Inc. is a nonprofit, tax exempt 501(c)(3) organization (FEIN#:65-0610228)

An Alumni Organization, Established 1995

PO Box 141031

Coral Gables, FL 33114

ABOUT US

Convent of Mercy Academy “Alpha” Association Inc., (Florida Chapter), launched in October 1995. The CMAAA Florida Chapter collaborated to augment the learning environment to enable the students’ achievements to flourish at the Academy, and to provide steadfast sisterhood for all alumnae who have been moulded by the “Alpha DNA”. We concentrate on providing support through the various resources we offer. Directors meet regularly to exchange ideas, plan projects and events to further our cause.

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WHO WE ARE

As alumnae of Convent of Mercy Academy (CMA), we have remained faithful to our early ideals and teachings of helping to provide where “Aspirations are strived for and Wisdom imparted”, an intention initiated over 120 years ago. We are located in South Florida, and is governed and maintained by an Executive Board that welcomes all past students to join, in camaraderie, with a unified goal of giving back to Convent of Mercy Alpha.

OUR MISSION

At CMAAA Florida Chapter, we operate in service to our younger ‘sisters’, who are current students at the Academy, through various means including counseling and support. Through scholarships, grants and events, we strive for the development and success of the students as they advance expectantly into the future.

Meet our DIRECTORS

kerry-ann brown

PRESIDENT

kbrown@alphaalumnaeflchapter.org

KAREN EDWARDS

Vice PRESIDENT

kedwards@alphaalumnaeflchapter.org

sandra chong

treasurer

schong@alphaalumnaeflchapter.or

Sophia Miller

ASST Treasurer

smiller@alphaalumnaeflchapter.org .

Julia Taylor

Secretary

jtaylor@alphaalumnaeflchapter.org

(OPEN)

ASST SECRETARY

Our Board’s Mission

The mission of the Convent of Mercy Academy Alpha Association, Inc. (also known as the Alpha Florida Alumnae Chapter) board is to make a meaningful impact for underserved girls attending Alpha Academy and local charities. Our board of directors are committed to upholding the legacy of Alpha Academy by providing support, resources, and opportunities to empower young girls in their academic and personal growth. Through our initiatives, partnerships, and fundraising efforts, we aim to create a nurturing environment where every girl has the chance to thrive and succeed. Additionally, we actively engage with local charities to address pressing community needs and contribute positively to the welfare of our surrounding areas. Our mission is rooted in the values of mercy, compassion, and service, guiding us as we work towards building a brighter future for all.

COMMITTEES CHAIRS

Dr. Laura boRland

MEMBERSHIP/pr

lborland@alphaalumnaeflchapter.org

The Board

Fund Raising

info@alphaalumnaeflchapter.org

dianne watson

community engagement

dwatson@alphaalumnaeflchapter.org

PROJECTS/PROgramS

general funds

Overheads/Admin Costs

MEMBERSHIP

BECOME A MEMBER

RENEW

emergency/normalcy needs

Funding for our girls

Basic Needs

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SUPPORT US

school break & wellness

Access to Meals/Healthy Habits During Breaks

PHOTO GALLERY

HISTORY/WHAT WE'VE BEEN UP TO

enrichment

Travel and Event Costs to build girls confidence

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MUSEUM

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CONVENT OF MERCY

ACADEMY 'ALPHA'

ENTRANCE, DRIVEWAY AND GUARDHOUSE

A Project of Alpha Academy & the Sisters of Mercy

For more information contact

Mrs. Kali McMorris

Principal

Convent of Mercy Academy 'ALPHA'

26 South Camp Road, Kingston 4, Jamaica

email: kmcmorris@cmaalpha.com

The 143 year old Alpha Campus, the home of six educational institutions - namely, Alpha Infant, Alpha Primary, Jessie Ripoll Primary, Alpha School of Music and Alpha Vocational Training Centre (formerly the Alpha Boys' Home) and the Convent of Mercy 'Alpha' Academy - with a population of over 4000 students, now boasts of expanding its entrances, driveway and improving students' safety and security.

In the recent years, with the significant increase in vehicular traffic within the campus, and the large number of student population that traverse the narrow driveway has posed all sorts of safety and security issues. In addition to the challenges faced by pedestrian traffic, moving vehicles in and out of the property onto the South Camp Road during peak hours is enormous.

The proposed expansion of the Alpha Academy driveway and beautification of its entrance is welcomed as an appropriate solution for the challenges faced on a daily basis by students, teachers, and parents. The architectural design while solving these very important student safety issues is also featuring the historic nature of the institutions and the Campus.