Thursday, May 10 from 6:30-8:00 p.m. at Lower Merion High School

For the eighth consecutive year, LMSD was selected as a "Best Community for Music Education" by the NAMM Foundation for its outstanding commitment to music education.

The 2018 suggested summer reading list is now available.

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

Members of Harriton High School's Future Business Leaders of America team are headed to the national competition for Hospitality Management, Entrepreneurship and Networking Concepts.

Organized by SAGE, this year's conference – set for Saturday, April 28 at LMHS - will focus on expanding students' awareness of social justice issues, differences and privilege, and inspire them to act to make the world a better place.

Harriton and Lower Merion were well-represented in this year's program as 145 students were recognized for their exemplary performance across all levels of the exam.

This program recognizes the work of exceptional educators who leverage their excellence in teaching to make a difference in the lives of students.

Thursday, May 3 from 6:00-7:30 p.m. in the Lower Merion High School Cafeteria

Wiesner - the winner of three prestigious Caldecott Medals - recently spoke with students at Merion about his path to becoming an artist, award-winning publications, the creative process, and much more.

The cast and crew recently put on a series of outstanding performances of their spring production for classmates, family, friends and community members.

The Aces and Rams recently traveled to Bisanpur, Nepal and San Pablo, Nicaragua to live with host families and work side-by-side with local community members to construct a pair of schools during their life-changing service trips.

More than 120 Penn Wynne Elementary School first graders charmed their audience with a performance of "A-Z Does It."

Tuesday, April 24 at 7:00 p.m. at Welsh Valley Middle School

Harriton High School teacher Lee Mescolotto is one of 10 teachers nationwide honored by Johns Hopkins Center for Talented Youth.

Author Lauren Tarshis spoke to students at Belmont Hills Elementary School about her "I Survived" series of books. She also shared how she developed from a child who had difficulty reading into an author.

CBS3 reporter Stephanie Stahl visited Ms. Megan Henry's first grade class at Cynwyd Elementary School to report on their efforts to help fund medical research to help classmate Ryan Stearn.

Brochure and registration form now available

Out of more than 350,000 participating students nationwide, junior Ashley Young and sophomores Jade Adelman and Tiffany Lee 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.

Harriton, Lower Merion, Bala Cynwyd and Welsh Valley recently participated in peaceful, student-organized events as part of the national walkout to protest gun violence.

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

The Rams earned the award for the second consecutive year, along with a pair of individual honors, while exploring the theme of "Identity in the Global Age" with a regional focus on Latin America and the Caribbean.