Lower Moreland Township School District received an overall "A" rating in Niche.com's recently issued Best School Districts in America list. The district also received an A+ for academics and college preparation.
Enhanced Access to LMTSD District Events!
The Lower Moreland Township School District (LMTSD) is pleased to announce a new feature that enables you to easily synchronize key district dates with your personal digital calendar system.
To use this new syncing capability, simply visit the Events section of any school's or the district's website and select either the Google or iCal sync option:
The Huntingdon Valley Fire Company and Lower Moreland Township are holding a day filled with fun interactive activities, fire demonstrations, and much more on Saturday, October 11, from 11 am-2 pm at the Township Building, 640 Red Lion Road.
Lower Moreland Township's Annual Trunk or Treat will be held on Saturday, October 18, from 6-8:30 pm at 3901 Heaton Road. (Rain date is October 19.) Donations of canned goods will be collected.
Congratulations to Freshman Khaya Lukov, who is the District One 2A Singles Champion! Khaya will now compete at the PIAA Championships during the weekend of October 31st.
Congratulations to Khaya Lukov for winning the SOL Freedom Division Singles Championship last week! LM swept the medals with Senior Abigail Yanovitsky and Freshman Natalie Chania claiming 2nd and 3rd Place, respectively.
Go Lions!!
Go Lions!!
Congratulations to the Girls Volleyball team for winning their first match in the history of the program! The girls defeated MaST Community Charter School III 3-0 on Tuesday in the LMHS gym.
Thank you to Anu Daniel for the picture from after the match.
Thank you to Anu Daniel for the picture from after the match.
The District celebrates the work of our paraprofessionals on National Teaching Assistants' Day! Their patience, kindness, and hard work never go unnoticed.
The Color Run will be held on Saturday, September 20 at 8:00 am between Lower Moreland Middle School and Lower Moreland High School. (The rain date is Saturday, September 27th.)
Please join us and bring your families along for the fun. Let's have an amazing morning filled with fun, exercise, and the opportunity to raise a lot of money for pediatric cancer!
Please join us and bring your families along for the fun. Let's have an amazing morning filled with fun, exercise, and the opportunity to raise a lot of money for pediatric cancer!
The Public Meeting of the Board of School Directors, for Tuesday, September 16th 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.
Lower Moreland High School Class of 2026!
Interested in working in the Lower Moreland Township School District? The Substitute Teacher Service is hiring for various positions. Please see this flyer for more details.
Lower Moreland is excited to announce that Nevaeh Taylor has been selected as the first Head Coach of the Lower Moreland High School Girls Volleyball program.
Ms. Taylor is currently a 4th year undergraduate student at Temple University pursuing a Bachelor of Science degree in Exercise and Sport Science at the College of Public Health. A graduate of Neshaminy High School, she played Girls Volleyball all four years as a setter. She also played Basketball and competed on the Track and Field team while at Neshaminy.
Ms. Taylor is ready to take on the challenges of building a new program, and her enthusiasm for the sport will undoubtedly inspire the current and future Girls Volleyball players in the District. She will be joined by her brother Anthony, who will serve as the Assistant Varsity coach for the program. Anthony is teaching Chemistry this year at Lower Moreland High School.
Lower Moreland would like to welcome Ms. Taylor to our coaching community. We wish her much success as she works to develop our young athletes and build a winning program. Go Lions!
Lower Moreland is excited to announce that Matthew Hessenthaler has been selected as the first Head Coach of the Lower Moreland Middle School Football program.
This is Mr. Hessenthaler’s first Head Coaching position. Born in Bucks County, Mr. Hessenthaler attended Holy Ghost Preparatory School in Bensalem, PA, graduating in 2015. He graduated from the University of Scranton in 2019 with a Bachelor’s Degree in Business Administration and then attended St. Joseph’s University, where he obtained his MBA in 2021.
Mr. Hessenthaler served as an Assistant Coach for the Football program at the George School from 2020-2022. In the summer of 2022, when LMHS hired Dominic Gregorio to become the new Head Coach for the Football program, Mr. Hessenthaler joined Coach Gregorio’s staff, overseeing various defensive positional groups as an assistant.
Lower Moreland would like to welcome Mr. Hessenthaler to our coaching community. We wish him much success as he works to build the middle school program and prepare our student-athletes for success at the high school level. Go Lions!!
This is Mr. Hessenthaler’s first Head Coaching position. Born in Bucks County, Mr. Hessenthaler attended Holy Ghost Preparatory School in Bensalem, PA, graduating in 2015. He graduated from the University of Scranton in 2019 with a Bachelor’s Degree in Business Administration and then attended St. Joseph’s University, where he obtained his MBA in 2021.
Mr. Hessenthaler served as an Assistant Coach for the Football program at the George School from 2020-2022. In the summer of 2022, when LMHS hired Dominic Gregorio to become the new Head Coach for the Football program, Mr. Hessenthaler joined Coach Gregorio’s staff, overseeing various defensive positional groups as an assistant.
Lower Moreland would like to welcome Mr. Hessenthaler to our coaching community. We wish him much success as he works to build the middle school program and prepare our student-athletes for success at the high school level. Go Lions!!
James Cronin, a 2025 LM graduate, was recognized at the September Board Meeting for being named an All-State Outfielder for the Spring Season 2025.
Welcome back to the 2025-2026 school year!
The district held professional development sessions focused on key priorities for the 2025-2026 school year. Activities included a Teacher Readiness day, a very moving presentation by Technology Director Prakash Patel sharing his experience growing up as an English Language Learner in public school, followed by a session dedicated to planning lessons to differentiate for English learner support.
The Convocation session centered on how schools can leverage Artificial Intelligence (AI) for better student outcomes, followed by differentiated AI-focused training. The keynote speaker was A.J. Juliani, a Wall Street Journal and USA Today Bestselling author of Adaptable, who serves as an Instructor for the University of Pennsylvania Graduate School of Education. It was a great start to the year that laid the groundwork for us to continue on our path of continuous improvement.
The Convocation session centered on how schools can leverage Artificial Intelligence (AI) for better student outcomes, followed by differentiated AI-focused training. The keynote speaker was A.J. Juliani, a Wall Street Journal and USA Today Bestselling author of Adaptable, who serves as an Instructor for the University of Pennsylvania Graduate School of Education. It was a great start to the year that laid the groundwork for us to continue on our path of continuous improvement.
The New Teacher Orientation (NTO) for the 2025-2026 school year took place on August 19, 20, and 21 at the High School. Activities included meetings with principals and getting familiar with the district's technology resources. The orientation aimed to provide comprehensive support and information for the district's new educators.
The tennis courts at Lower Moreland High School were repaired and resurfaced this summer and are ready for play!
The gym floor at Lower Moreland Middle School was refurbished, including the addition of a navy blue stripe to incorporate school colors. The floor also received a deep sand, restriping/painting, and the center court logo was updated. Additionally, the two scoreboards were removed, and two new LED scoreboards will be installed in the coming weeks!
