Meryl Gatti ’15 currently serves as an Entity Management Product Trainer for CSC.
“Throughout my 14 years at WFS, I learned the power and importance of community. The school and faculty had a way of making all students feel seen, heard, welcome and supported. I always felt safe being myself and using my voice as we were always encouraged to do so. Being a part of such a strong community is a beautiful thing.”
Meryl Gatti ’15 graduated from the University of Delaware in 2019 where she majored in Mass Communications and Media Studies. During her four years in Newark, she was a member of the Club Field Hockey team and interned at the following places: Social Stylate, Breakwater Accounting + Advisory Corp, and the Jones House at Wilmington Friends. Upon graduation, Meryl began working at CSC where she just completed her fourth year and received a promotion. Currently, she serves as an Entity Management Product Trainer.
Seeking a creative outlet outside of her work at CSC, Meryl launched The House of StellaMer last spring offering full-service floral design. As Meryl notes, “I grew up watching my Mom create the most beautiful and thoughtful floral creations for family, friends, and eventually, through her own business. I remember watching her work with such passion and joy and thought it was amazing she was doing what made her happiest for work!”
Meryl and Stacy, who served as the Special Events Coordinator at WFS for seven years, will be providing the centerpieces for many of our Homecoming festivities this weekend. Reflecting on what she enjoys most about working with her mother, Meryl states, “Getting to work with my mom has been such a special experience. We’re very similar and it has been such a joy getting to bond over our love and passion for flowers and floral design. She is the most creative and talented person I know, so it’s been the coolest experience to really watch her in her element and learn from her.”
During her time at Wilmington Friends, Meryl was an All-State athlete who competed for the Quakers in field hockey, basketball, and lacrosse. She also was a member of Link Crew and Spirit Crew.
Thank you, Meryl and Stacy, for your incredible creations!
Lower school students welcomed local author Rebecca Louick to campus on Friday! Students in grades PK–5 had the opportunity to connect with Rebecca, hear about her writing journey, and learn firsthand about the importance of perseverance, reading, and storytelling.
Upper school Power and Performance English classes, IB Higher Level Visual Arts students, and Visual Art Majors traveled to Washington, D.C., for a research field trip.
WFS Director of College Guidance Kathleen Martin was one of 17 counselors invited to experience George Mason University (VA), about 30 minutes from Washington, D.C.
It was another excellent winter for WFS athletics. Our student-athletes competed with purpose, resilience, and school pride across every court, mat, pool, and track. We’re incredibly proud of their hard work and grateful to the fans who cheered them on.
Rick Grier Reynolds, who created the Global Peace & Justice course at WFS, returned today with Brian Winward, a returned citizen and long-time AVP facilitator, and parent of alumni Tim Terranova, to discuss the Alternatives to Violence Project (AVP) and run an AVP workshop with 9th grade students.
Lower school students enjoyed a special “Books & Breakfast” experience, bringing together students across divisions for a morning of storytelling and connection.
As part of his Physics Internal Assessment, Guillermo Romero Feito ’26 (right), with support from Henry Winn ’26, investigated the science behind accessibility—specifically, why the ADA standard for ramps is set at a 1:12 ratio.
Cora Lohkamp ’26 and Lila Rubano ’26 shared their work from the QUEST Scholars Program, a three-year service-learning experience that challenges students to engage deeply with an issue they care about and make a meaningful impact in the community.
Wilmington Friends School was honored to welcome acclaimed author Cristina Henríquez to campus as part of the Nathan M. Clark Speaker Series for an evening presentation for the community as well as a daytime collection for upper school students.
Tuesday night’s International Baccalaureate (IB) recital showcased the talents of IB Music HL2 and SL students in an evening of vocal and instrumental performances.
Numerous WFS students were honored at the Blood Cancer United Student Visionaries of the Year Grand Finale Celebration, recognizing their leadership, compassion, and commitment to making a difference in the fight against blood cancer.
The Wilmington Friends School Mock Trial team delivered an outstanding performance at the 35th Annual Delaware High School Mock Trial Competition, competing against 26 teams from across the state. The WFS “A” Team finished 3rd overall, while the “B” Team earned an impressive 9th-place finish.
The WFS College Office recently hosted a Case Studies program for juniors and their parents/guardians. Prior to the program, students and families were given three college applications to read.
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