This issue provides activities and ideas to infuse a little STEM fun into your summer!

DreamBox is a great resource to keep math skills fresh and to continue the progress that students have been making throughout the school year!

Hundreds of students and parents from throughout the District recently gathered at LMHS to participate in a series of fun-filled and educational engineering & design challenges and Makerspace activities.

Hundreds of runners and walkers turned out for the Tenth Annual "Run for Our Schools" sponsored by the Education Foundation of Lower Merion on Sunday morning, June 2, 2019, at Harriton High School and in its surrounding neighborhoods.

The eight-member team topped all 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.

May is Mental Health Awareness Month, a time when many national organizations, including the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) and Mental Health America, work to raise awareness about the importance of mental health and to stop the stigma associated with mental health disorders.

When our school district faces questions, looks at policy, makes changes or plans for the future, our guiding document is "All Forward," the strategic plan that we began implementing five years ago.

The broad goals and aspirations of the strategic plan are to build a District that is inclusive of all students and helps them realize their full potential both inside the classroom and beyond.

A number of exciting initiatives are underway as we work to make the aspirational goals of "All Forward" a reality.

Fifth grade students recently took center stage during a pair of performances in front of enthusiastic crowds of classmates, faculty, staff, family and friends.