Begins with "Building Resilience and Self-Esteem for Elementary Children" on Wednesday, October 3 at 7:00 p.m. at Gladwyne Elementary School

The Lower Merion High School Track and Field Hall of Fame Induction Dinner will be held Saturday, October 13, 2018, at the Cynwyd Club.

This program celebrates educators who have influenced, challenged and helped students along the path towards intellectual growth.

A Harriton High School senior spent part of her summer vacation in Senegal and Gambia, planting trees and working on projects aimed at improving health outcomes.

Hundreds of students, parents and community members gathered in the cafeteria with the goal of breaking the world record for "most backpacks filled with school supplies in one hour."

Ten students from Bala Cynwyd, Welsh Valley, Harriton and Lower Merion were honored in this year's competition, including Angelina DeMonte, who took top honors in the Middle School category.

Beginning Thursday, September 13 at 8:30 a.m. in District Administration Building

LMSD will not be offering flu vaccines for students

Tuesday, September 4th marked the beginning of the 2018-19 school year as faculty and staff welcomed back more than 8,700 students throughout the District's ten schools.

Parents/Guardians can now report student absences using the LMSD Safe Arrival online system. Absences can also be reported by phone to each school's Safe Arrival phone line. If an absence is reported using the online system, it is not necessary to send in a note. Notes are still required for absences reported by phone.

Sunday, October 21 beginning at 9:00 a.m. at Harriton High School

Monday, October 1 at 7:00 p.m. at LMHS

Bala Cynwyd Middle School hosted a Welcome Back Barbecue for new and returning students, where they and their families could meet the new principal.

In June, Lower Merion High School Spanish teacher Sara Nemoy presented a pedagogical analysis of "Casa Tomada" (The House that was Held) by Argentinian author Julio Cortazar at the national conference of AATSP (American Association of Teachers of Spanish and Portuguese) in Salamanca, Spain.

Saturday, September 22 from 10:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. at Cynwyd Elementary School

This award celebrates teachers who promote gender equity in computing and encourage young women to explore their interest in technology.

Representatives from Lower Merion, Harriton and Bala Cynwyd recently traveled to Detroit, Michigan to explore the need for global literacy and how it relates to poverty reduction through workshops, discussions, social activities and more.

The BCMS students gained a deeper understanding and appreciation of the achievements and culture surrounding the great Incan Empire, which came to life in the temples, cathedrals and markets of Lima, Cuzco and the Sacred Valley.

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The Aces collected 8 top-ten finishes, including a pair national titles in individual events, and also took home a $500 prize in the LEAP Legacy Chapter Competition for their accomplishments in community service, leadership and outreach projects.

The WVMS community recently celebrated the outgoing eighth grade class at a ceremony in front of family and friends in the Harriton High School auditorium.

The Lower Merion Board of School Directors is pleased to announce that the Lower Merion Education Association has agreed to accept the recommendations of the non-binding arbitrator for a new three-year contract, which the Board approved at its meeting Monday night.

The BCMS community recently celebrated the outgoing eighth grade class at a ceremony in front of family and friends in the Leonard G. Murphy auditorium.

The Penn Wynne community has raised nearly $150,000 for a variety of important initiatives, programs and non-profits since the Walkathon's inception.