Best Buddies is the world's largest organization dedicated to ending the social, physical and economic isolation of the 200 million people with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD).

Four shows set to take place November 15-18 in the LMHS auditorium

Students recently had the opportunity to enjoy the "synthesis of music, comedy and technology" in a pair of assemblies with AudioBody at Belmont Hills.

Both the Novice Girls 4+ and Boys Novice 8+ braved the cold to finish in first place in their respective 2-kilometer sprints at the final regatta of the fall season.

This update summarizes and highlights work that has been done and work that is being considered in the name of school safety as of November 2018.

A meeting for parents/guardians of high school juniors and seniors about the upcoming Dual Enrollment program with University of the Sciences will be held at 6:00 p.m. on November 26 in the LGI at Harriton High School.

The HTC recently took to the stage during the final preparations for their upcoming production of Sherlock Holmes, which they will perform in a series of five shows November 14-17 in the Blackbox Theater at Harriton High School!

Parents/Guardians and high school students are invited to communicate about important topics at SpeakUp! on November 19, 2018, at Lower Merion High School.

The high-flying Harlem Wizards put on quite a show during the fun-filled charity basketball game benefiting A Better Chance in Lower Merion, the Lower Merion Township Scholarship Fund (LMTSF) and LMHS Student Activities.

Cynwyd Elementary School families spent Saturday morning enjoying a delicious pancake breakfast and also feeding their minds at the annual Book Fair.

Jonathan Berman, a Lower Merion High School senior, recently traveled to Florida to deliver a check for $20,000 to the Diabetes Research Institute.

This annual event provides students the opportunity to learn about more than 30 different fields and professions from parent and community member volunteers.

Deadline to apply is December 14

Students in Bala Cynwyd Middle School's buildOn team collected seven boxes of books to donate to the Gen. George A. McCall Elementary and Middle School in Philadelphia for that school's 100 Book Challenge.

The Rams (20-0) cruised to their second state title in three years as they captured the state crown without dropping a single set to an opponent.

Register today for the event, which will take place on Saturday, March 16, 2019 at Penn Wynne Elementary School

Members of Troops 71869 and 71199 recently donated 10% of the funds raised selling cookies to plant flower bulbs in the tree ring outside of Penn Wynne Elementary School.

Students in the Dragon's theater organization - Valley TLC (Theater, Lights and Charity) - recently put on a pair of outstanding performances for family, friends and community members in the Welsh Valley auditorium.

Students and staff recently shared in the holiday spirit coming to school and work dressed as masked minions and monsters, superheroes and skeletons, witches and warlocks, and a litany of other creatively costumed characters.

Théa Kerekes, Jena Dessain, Rose Leinhauser, Jane Spencer and Faye Berry clocked in with a time of 17:20.594 over the 2.5-mile race en route to a second place overall finish.

Held annually on October 23 from 6:02 a.m. to 6:02 p.m., Mole Day commemorates Avogadro's Number (6.02 × 10^23), which is a basic measuring unit in chemistry.

Merion's Cultural Heritage Night is one of the school's largest and most diverse events of the year bringing the community together for a fun-filled and educational evening.

The student body of Lower Merion High School gathered in the Kobe Bryant Gymnasium for the annual pep rally prior to tonight's 122nd Lower Merion-Radnor football game.

This year's class - which was honored at a special reception at The Radnor Hotel - features titans of industry, world-renowned medical professionals, distinguished military leaders, media moguls, a celebrated chef and more.

A Penn Wynne Elementary School fourth-grader is appearing in "Matilda the Musical" at the Walnut Street Theatre.