This Saturday, auditions were help for the PMEA (Pennsylvania Music Education Association) District 11 Choir at Upper Merion High School. The students are competing against 10th-12th grade students from 33 other districts in both Montgomery and Bucks Counties. Each voice part has 50 - 60 students auditioning and only the top 20 of each voice part make the ensemble.
Three LMHS students were selected for the District Choir (Jan 8 - Jan 10 at Hatboro-Horsham High School). Those students are:
-Senior, Garrett Murawsky, Bass 1
-Junior, Chrissy Mungiole, Alto 1
-Sophomore, Yalee Bergerin, Bass 1
Congratulations to these students on this huge accomplishment!
Three LMHS students were selected for the District Choir (Jan 8 - Jan 10 at Hatboro-Horsham High School). Those students are:
-Senior, Garrett Murawsky, Bass 1
-Junior, Chrissy Mungiole, Alto 1
-Sophomore, Yalee Bergerin, Bass 1
Congratulations to these students on this huge accomplishment!
LMHS Mini-THON had another amazing year raising money to support the fight against pediatric cancer! Sponsors Ellen and Adam Segalow organized the effort along with the overall Captains and Committee Captains, the many dancers, and parent and staff volunteers. Thank you also to the sponsors who donated the money, and the families who spoke during Family Hour. Together, you achieved something wonderful. #FTK
Today, we recognize the vital role substitute teachers play in our schools. They are not just "filling in"; they are ensuring continuity of instruction and maintaining a stable environment for students when regular staff must be absent.
We are deeply grateful to the dedicated professionals who answer the call—often early in the morning—to step up and serve our classrooms. Thank you for your commitment to student success.
To substitute for our district, please visit https://www.thesubservice.com/.
#SubstituteEducatorsDay
We are deeply grateful to the dedicated professionals who answer the call—often early in the morning—to step up and serve our classrooms. Thank you for your commitment to student success.
To substitute for our district, please visit https://www.thesubservice.com/.
#SubstituteEducatorsDay
Mrs. Eisenman's 3rd-5th Grade Chorus students delivered a fantastic performance of the National Anthem at the School Board Meeting last night.
Congratulations to our November Students of the Month!
High School - Terrence Chen and Zayna George
Middle School - Darguens Fils-Aime and Charlie Geffen
Murray Avenue - Marta Kshik
Pine Road - Daniela Kogan
High School - Terrence Chen and Zayna George
Middle School - Darguens Fils-Aime and Charlie Geffen
Murray Avenue - Marta Kshik
Pine Road - Daniela Kogan
At the November 18 School Board Meeting, Denise Meyers was recognized with the Pride of the Lions Award for her outstanding dedication to her students. She was nominated by a district parent, Taryn Frazier.
Thank you to our outgoing board members for their dedicated years of service (Not pictured Dr. Lee )
Mr. Michael Berardi, 8 Years of Service
Ms. Jennifer Cannon, 4 Years of Service
Mr. Steven Geiger, 14 Years of Service
Dr. James Lee, 4 Years of Service
Mr. Michael Berardi, 8 Years of Service
Ms. Jennifer Cannon, 4 Years of Service
Mr. Steven Geiger, 14 Years of Service
Dr. James Lee, 4 Years of Service
Happy Education Support Professionals Day! 💙🦁💛
Today, we honor the incredible commitment and dedication of our ESPs—the backbone of Lower Moreland Township School District. You make a profound difference every single day.
Thank you for everything you do to support our students, staff, and community! We are truly #LMTSDProud of our amazing support team.
Today, we honor the incredible commitment and dedication of our ESPs—the backbone of Lower Moreland Township School District. You make a profound difference every single day.
Thank you for everything you do to support our students, staff, and community! We are truly #LMTSDProud of our amazing support team.
The Lower Moreland Township School District is excited to participate in the Fall 2025 School Districts of Montgomery County Education Recruitment Fair on Monday, November 24th from 5:00-7:00 pm at the MCIU Lafayette Building in Norristown. Candidates will be able to speak with school district administrators about career opportunities in our Montgomery County school districts, including: Teachers (Elementary, Secondary, and Special Education), Paraprofessionals, Nurses, Behavior Analysts, School Psychologists, Speech & Language Pathologists, Bus Drivers, Food Service, Custodial and Maintenance, and Office/Clerical Support positions.
Register online at www.montcopaschools.org/fallfair. For questions, please contact careers@mciu.org. We hope you will join us!
Register online at www.montcopaschools.org/fallfair. For questions, please contact careers@mciu.org. We hope you will join us!
The Public Meeting of the Board of School Directors, for Tuesday, November 18th at 7:00 PM, will be held in the High School Performance Lab located at 545 Red Lion Road. Access to the meeting agendas can be found here. The meeting livestream can be found on the district YouTube channel here.
Final two nights to see the show! Lower Moreland High School Drama Club presents "The Brothers Grimm: Spectaculathon" on November 14 and 15 at 7 p.m. in the Lower Moreland Auditorium (located inside Lower Moreland Middle School). Admission is $12 for the general public and $10 for students and senior citizens.
The November issue of the Lower Moreland PTA Newsletter is available at https://app.smore.com/n/5tf19-lower-moreland-pta-newsletter.
On this Veterans Day, the district honors those who served. Their legacy is shared with students through classroom lessons and opportunities to speak with and honor veterans during events at the schools. We extend our profound gratitude for their sacrifices.
A local publication, Huntingdon Valley View, did a cover story for their November Holiday Edition on the food collection efforts at Pine Road Elementary School. The district is very proud of School Counselor Shannon Dallahan and Physical Education Teacher Alana Floyd for leading this service project. Read the story at https://www.huntingdonvalleyview.com/.
We are excited to announce that the Technology Department will host its first Tech Night on November 17th at Lower Moreland High School! Register for the event here: https://forms.gle/v9m4UA7iPwFcUfHk7
LM Alum, Mia Dubin, provided a story to ABC World News Tonight with David Muir for the America Strong segment. The story was about her Huntingdon Valley neighbor, Justin Soloff, being crowned Homecoming King. The segment, which aired on Nov. 5, can be seen at https://abcnews.go.com/alerts/america-strong.
Congratulations to Mia and Justin for this amazing story that highlights our wonderful school community!
We are pleased to share the attached Facilities Update document, which outlines the progress made on exciting enhancements to our school facilities.
The District is pleased to celebrate "National School Psychology Week" during November 3-7. This year's theme from the National Association of School Psychologists is "Finding Your Path," which reflects the ways that school psychologists help students, families, and school communities set and achieve their goals.
Lower Moreland is excited to announce that Mr. Tom Murt has been appointed as the Head Coach for the Wrestling program.
A graduate of Archbishop Wood High School, Mr. Murt has extensive experience teaching and coaching in the Southeastern Pennsylvania area. He has taught at Archbishop Ryan, William Tennent, and Little Flower, and has also spent time at Penn State Abington as a member of the Academic Affairs staff and a part-time Business instructor. He holds a B.S. from Penn State in Economics, a Master’s in Education from LaSalle, and an Ed.D. from Temple in Educational Administration.
After college, Mr. Murt was chosen as the Head Wrestling Coach at LaSalle University in 1983. At the time of his hiring, Mr. Murt was the youngest coach in the United States for any Division I sport. In his first season at the helm, Mr. Murt led the team to 7 wins; they had not won a match in the previous two seasons. In his second year at LaSalle, the team had a winning record for the first time in program history, and in the 1986-87 season, LaSalle finished the season with a record-setting 14 wins. That record still stands to this day.
Mr. Murt’s love of coaching expanded over the years. He has served as a CYO and Upper Moreland Parks and Recreation Baseball and Softball coach in addition to coaching Soccer and Basketball in the Upper Moreland community. He currently coaches high school softball for Little Flower, where he has held a position since 2020.
Outside of coaching, Mr. Murt served in combat in Iraq in 2003-2004 as part of Operation: Iraqi Freedom, was a member of the Upper Moreland School Board, and was also a Commissioner for the Upper Moreland Township Board of Commissioners. He was a PA State Representative from 2007-2020, authoring numerous laws and serving as Chairman of the Human Services Committee.
Lower Moreland welcomes Mr. Murt as the newest member of the Lower Moreland coaching community. We wish him much success in the future and look forward to his leadership of the program. Go Lions!!
