On April 4 at Harriton High School, skip class and join members of the Harriton and Lower Merion SAGE (Students Advocating for Gender Equality) organizations for a full day of Wisdom, Opportunity, Knowledge & Empowerment!

Elementary school students from across the District recently gathered at Penn Wynne to compete in a fun-filled and engaging competition aimed at inspiring interest and participation in science, technology, engineering and math.

Wednesday, April 10 from 6:00-7:30 p.m. in the Lower Merion High School cafeteria

Buddies and Peer Buddies danced, played carnival games, made friendship bracelets, earned prizes and more throughout a fun-filled evening all about inclusion.

The artwork is inspired by visiting artist and Cynwyd alumnae Rebecca Rutstein's study of carbon cycling and the origins of life on the deep ocean floor

Out of more than 340,000 participating students nationwide, six LMSD students were selected by a panel of creative professionals as among the most talented artists in the country with only 1% of entries earning national recognition.

Powell will travel to Harrisburg at the end of month to compete against other top students from across Pennsylvania in the National Geographic GeoBee State Competition.

Congratulations to Harriton High School students Graham Branscom and Harrison Weiner, who took the top prize in the "News Broadcasting" category at the 2019 Pennsylvania High School Speech League tournament at Bloomsburg University this weekend.

This is the first time in 21 years that an LMHS team has advanced to the state competition, which will take place on March 29 & 30 in Harrisburg.

Local representatives will discuss the issues affecting our schools on Monday, April 1 at 7:00 p.m. in the Lower Merion High School library

The "Art Goes to School" volunteers make fine art accessible to elementary school students as they bring children information in an impartial, instructive and informal presentation while encouraging pupils to "look, listen, and feel" art.

Resnick - a Penn Wynne and Lower Merion alum - spoke with students about her life and work as a writer, the creative process and more during a fun-filled and educational assembly.

The LMHS music department recently hosted an outstanding evening of musical entertainment featuring nine high school and two middle school competition jazz bands, a capella performances and the award-winning Lower Merion High School Jazz Band.

Weissman's project analyzed the genetic makeup of HIV in two patients on long-term anti-retroviral therapy to understand why they continued to have "reservoirs" of treatment-resistant HIV-infected cells.

Penn Wynne fifth grader Sage Bowman and Harriton English teacher Jason Fritz each won first place in their respective divisions along with two other Honorable Mention honorees.

This fun-filled, community-wide event will take place on Sunday, June 2 beginning at 9:00 a.m. - rain or shine - at Harriton High School!

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The Novice team, consisting of Gabrielle Schwager, Katherine Messick, Julia Lester and Tatianna Skorupski took home top honors as they finished in first place overall.

The proceeds from the event benefited BC's Student Assistance Referral Team (START), which helps provide a safety net for students who need assistance with transition during their middle school years.

Feel like you could use a night out without the kids? Parent's Night Out on Friday, March 29 is for you!

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Wednesday, April 24 from 7:00-8:30 p.m. at Lower Merion High School (Rooms 128 & 129)

Wednesday, March 27 from 4:00-6:00 p.m. in the LMHS library

This year's event raised more than $15,000 for the Class of 2019, A Better Chance in Lower Merion, American Cancer Society, Philabundance, Make-A-Wish, American Foundation for Suicide Prevention and others.

Continues with "Promoting Positive Sleep Habits" on March 20 at Belmont Hills ES and "Mindfulness and the Elementary Child" on March 27 at Cynwyd ES