The Public Work Session of the Board of School Directors, for Wednesday, November 5th 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.
Meet the Lower Moreland Student Advisory Council!
The Fall Issue of The Lion’s Roar, the LMHS Student News Publication, is now available to view on the newspaper website, lmhslionsroar.com. This issue features an introduction to the District's new high school teachers, an update on fall fundraising initiatives, and a retrospective and interviews with members of the Class of 1975.
On October 17th, the Boys and Girls Cross Country teams competed at the SOL League Championships. The girls won the league title for the Freedom Division, and the boys finished 2nd, with both teams qualifying for Districts on October 24th. Annie Moniz finished 2nd in the American Conference for the girls, and Graham Alden finished 3rd in the American Conference for the boys. At Districts, the girls finished 2nd in 2A, qualifying them for States on Saturday, November 1st at Hershey. Senior Michael Hoch and Junior Graham Alden also qualified as individual competitors for States.
Lower Moreland High School Drama Club presents "The Brothers Grimm: Spectaculathon" on November 13, 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.
On October 13th, the Girls Tennis Team defeated Villa Joseph Marie High School 4-1 to win the District One 2A title! This marked the 5th year in a row that the team has won Districts.
On October 16 (also known as Purple Thursday), Mrs. Colleen Quinn-Maxwell and Mr. Casey Molt's 9th-grade health classes welcomed guest speakers from the Laurel House, a domestic violence agency, to raise awareness and conversation on healthy and unhealthy relationships. In support of the National Day of Domestic Violence Awareness, LMTSD staff raised $600 for Nicole's Place, a Laurel House satellite located in Huntingdon Valley.
October 23-31 is Red Ribbon Week. Started in 1988 to honor the late DEA agent Enrique Camarena, Red Ribbon Week is a grassroots movement that encourages kids to remain drug-free. Learn more at redribbon.org.
At the October 21st School Board Meeting, LMHS Drama Students and their advisor, Mrs. Leah Abramson, spoke about what the club means to them and about upcoming productions.
Also, a diploma was awarded to LMHS graduate Sara Mills, and the following Students of the Month were recognized:
High School - Asher Kerrigan, Erin McCormick (not pictured), & Edona Selemaj (not pictured)
Middle School - Samantha Failace (not pictured) & Michael Symovonyk
Murray Avenue - Liam Liti
Pine Road - Hannah Humphreys
Congratulations to those who were recognized at the meeting!
Also, a diploma was awarded to LMHS graduate Sara Mills, and the following Students of the Month were recognized:
High School - Asher Kerrigan, Erin McCormick (not pictured), & Edona Selemaj (not pictured)
Middle School - Samantha Failace (not pictured) & Michael Symovonyk
Murray Avenue - Liam Liti
Pine Road - Hannah Humphreys
Congratulations to those who were recognized at the meeting!
On November 7 at 7 pm, LMHS Mini-THON will host the first-ever Glow Out Party for Grades 7-8 at Lower Moreland High School. The $30 fee to attend the party will support the Four Diamonds Fund in the fight against pediatric cancer.
Congratulations to the LMHS Homecoming Court!
Congratulations to the Boys Soccer Team on their 2-0 win against William Tennent High School on Senior Night. This win made the team the 2025 Freedom Division Champs!
The District celebrates National School Bus Safety Week (October 20-24). We thank First Student, their bus drivers, and mechanical staff for helping to keep our students safe.
Please remember Pennsylvania’s School Bus Stopping Law:
Motorists must stop at least 10 feet away from school buses that have their red lights flashing and stop arm extended.
Motorists must stop when they are behind a bus, meeting the bus or approaching an intersection where a bus is stopped.
Motorists following or traveling alongside a school bus must also stop until the red lights have stopped flashing, the stop arm is withdrawn, and all children have reached safety.
Do not proceed until all the children have reached a place of safety.
Thank you to Eric's Rx Shoppe for providing Flu and COVID-19 vaccine shots to our staff and students at on-site clinics this past week!
The Public Meeting of the Board of School Directors, for Tuesday, October 21st 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.
The Huntingdon Valley Library is offering free tutoring for adult ESL Learners. All tutoring will take place at the Library. Email hvldirector@mclinc.org for more information.
Congratulations to Girls and Boys Tennis Coach Cliff Raben, who was announced as the 2024-2025 National Federation of State High School Associations' Girls Tennis Coach of the Year for Pennsylvania!
He has coached the Girls team to a State Championship win and two State Doubles titles over the last few years. He has also been at the helm of a State Championship win for Boys Tennis and a State singles title as well.
He has coached the Girls team to a State Championship win and two State Doubles titles over the last few years. He has also been at the helm of a State Championship win for Boys Tennis and a State singles title as well.
On October 25 from 6 pm-9:30 pm, Lower Moreland Mini-THON is holding it annual fundraising event, Kids' Night Out. A spooky good time at Lower Moreland High School awaits students in Grades K-5. Here is a link to get more information and to purchase tickets: https://fourdiamonds.donordrive.com/lmhskidsnightout
LMTSD Students have exceeded growth standards in all PSSA Math and English Language Arts (ELA) grade levels. The district’s high school students also exceeded growth standards in Keystone Biology and met the growth standards in Keystone Algebra I and Keystone Literature.
In partnership with Eric’s RX Shoppe, Lower Moreland Township School District will provide a Flu and COVID-19 Vaccine Clinic to LMTSD students. The clinic will be held on Saturday, October 18, from 9:00 am-11:00 am in the Lower Moreland High School Auxiliary Gymnasium. (The Auxiliary Gym can be accessed via the Valley Center Park entrance at 445 Red Lion Road. This is the back of the high school. There is a large parking lot located there. The auxiliary gym entrance is on the left side of the building.)
To register for this event, please go to https://www.ericsrx.com/lowermorelandstudents. The COVID-19 and flu vaccines may be received in the same appointment slot.
All LMTSD students must be accompanied by a parent/guardian and have a signed consent form. This opportunity will only be made available to currently enrolled LMTSD students.
The registration link will close on Wednesday, October 15 at 12:00 pm in order to make all necessary preparations for this clinic.
Any questions about registration or vaccines, please email covidvaccine@ericsrx.com or call at 215-509-5597 X.2.
To register for this event, please go to https://www.ericsrx.com/lowermorelandstudents. The COVID-19 and flu vaccines may be received in the same appointment slot.
All LMTSD students must be accompanied by a parent/guardian and have a signed consent form. This opportunity will only be made available to currently enrolled LMTSD students.
The registration link will close on Wednesday, October 15 at 12:00 pm in order to make all necessary preparations for this clinic.
Any questions about registration or vaccines, please email covidvaccine@ericsrx.com or call at 215-509-5597 X.2.
