10/09/2026
Mercy is filled with people who inspire, encourage, and lead by example. Today, we’re excited to introduce you to Mrs. Guzzetta!
📍Name: Beth Guzzetta
🍎 Role: Department Chair of Technology and Engineering, Middle School Faculty
☕ Coffee Order: This year I came up with a bananas foster Starbucks drink, which is their caramel macchiato but substitute half the vanilla syrup with banana syrup
🐾 Hidden Talent: My hidden talent is running AKC agility with my Spinone Italiano, Murphy, which is especially fun and challenging since Spinoni aren’t your typical agility breed! When I’m not navigating agility courses with Murphy, I love spending time with my family, traveling the world, experiencing new cultures, and seeking out new adventures wherever I go.
💙What Brought you to Mercy: I came to Mercy because I want to help girls build the confidence, skills, and foundation to see themselves in STEM, while sharing my own excitement through creative, hands-on learning that makes STEM fun and engaging. I also deeply value Mercy’s mission and Core Values, which empower young women to become compassionate, confident leaders and help ensure that every door is open to them as they choose their future paths.
🎓What Do You Like Most About Working at Mercy: What I love most about working at Mercy is the incredible sense of community. We truly get to know our girls and build meaningful relationships with them, while the faculty genuinely support one another. I also love Mercy’s many traditions, which bring students, faculty, alumnae, and families together and strengthen a bond that extends far beyond the school campus and lasts a lifetime.
✨One Piece of Advice: Make the most of every moment at Mercy. Step outside your comfort zone, try something new, join a team or club, audition for the musical, and take advantage of opportunities that come your way. Make new friends, say hello to someone you don’t know, and don’t be afraid to challenge yourself. You may discover interests, talents, and friendships you never expected!
❤️One Word That Describes Mercy: Empowering