Registration is now open for new families interested in childcare before or after school at LMSD elementary schools. Registration information is available on the Right At School website.

The Bulldogs recently hosted their annual French Festival under the umbrella of the District's Foreign Language in the Elementary School (FLES) program.

The Aces recently celebrated their world-class arts education programming with an exhibition of student-created artwork and the Spring Concert as hundreds of classmates, parents and community members gathered to support the event.

Didinger recently spoke to the team about the Super Bowl champion Philadelphia Eagles, along with the essentials of football teamwork and leadership, as reported by PA Prep Live.

This fun-filled event - for children in grades K-5 and benefiting the Four Diamonds Fund and Hershey Medical Center - will take place on May 23 from 4:00-9:00 p.m. at Harriton High School

National Merit Scholarship winners are the finalists in each state judged to have the strongest combination of accomplishments, skills, and potential for success in rigorous college studies.

Monday, May 7 - Friday, May 18

Seven BCMS students were recently celebrated for their work in the Scholastic Art & Writing Awards and Amplifier.org's #MyClimateHero campaign.

The Penn Wynne fifth grade class, along with teachers and parent volunteers, recently gathered for a community service project as students spent the day cleaning and beautifying Wynnewood Valley Park.

This annual event serves as an opportunity for the District's English Language Learners and their families - who speak 29 different languages - to meet ELD teachers, learn about the community, discuss shared experiences and celebrate cultural diversity.

Friday, May 11, 2018

The Rams recently celebrated their world-class arts education programming with an exhibition of student-created artwork and the Spring Concert as hundreds of classmates, parents and community members came out to support the event.

Students put their Spanish-speaking skills to the test during El Mercado - a fun-filled and educational event organized as part of the District's Foreign Language in Elementary School (FLES) program.

Lower Merion High School's student-run theatre company recently presented their spring production - Federico García Lorca's "Yerma - in a series of sold out shows during its three-day run.

For more than 60 years, the District's six elementary schools have gathered to compete in a fun-filled and competitive day of track & field events as part of the Physical Education curriculum.

This interdisciplinary endeavor promoted collaboration between the arts and sciences through the creation, design and launch of mobile applications.

The LMHS Entrepreneurship courses employ active learning strategies to provide students practical experience in applying their knowledge in the context of real life business scenarios.

Organized by LMHS-SAGE (Students Advocating for Gender Equality), the conference focused on expanding students' awareness of social injustices, differences and privilege, and inspiring them to act to make the world a better place.

Students, staff and families recently gathered to celebrate the rich cultural diversity that makes up the Gladwyne community.

The Knights collected an impressive 31 top-ten finishes at this year's conference, including seven first-place, three second-place, and three third-place trophies.

Students, staff and family members recently gathered at Gladwyne to support a pair of important non-profit initiatives with local ties: Lucy Belle's Rainbow and The Calliope Joy Foundation.

Harriton and Lower Merion earned Pennsylvania's only two bids to the National Science Olympiad in May as the Rams and Aces finished in first and second place, respectively.

The programs demonstrate the tragedy of traffic accidents and the consequences of drinking and driving, while reinforcing the importance of seat belts and paying attention behind the wheel.

The project explored the history of the Civil Rights Movement through the lens of Phillip Hoose's non-fiction work, Claudette Colvin: Twice Toward Justice, allowing students to gain a deeper understanding of the political, social and emotional hardships of the time period.

LMSD's twelve-member team topped ten other competing districts in this year's competition, which challenges the knowledge and skills of drivers in a series of events focusing on student safety, driver professionalism and service excellence.