On Wednesday, November 4, 2020 - the morning after the Presidential Election - a 7th-Grader at Welsh Valley Middle School with a B average in Math - could have told you that Joe Biden was going to win Pennsylvania. Here's all that 7th-Grader, or anybody for that matter , needed to know. Trump was ahead by 2,912,658 -2,420,208. His lead was 492, 450 … [Read more...] about By The Morning After The Election It Was Obvious That Biden Would Win Pennsylvania
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Quiz-Time — Lower Merion Opened Three Brand New Schools At The Same Time — What Year, What Schools?
Gladwyne Elementary School Welsh Valley Junior High School and Harriton High School all opened in 1958 From the 1959 Harriton yearbook … [Read more...] about Quiz-Time — Lower Merion Opened Three Brand New Schools At The Same Time — What Year, What Schools?
Plans Take Shape For Sept. ’22 Lower Merion Middle School Opening
Click here to see full infographic. Last week, Lower Merion School District Superintendent Robert Copeland revealed his proposal for the new middle school. The plan targets September of 2022 as the opening for the new school. As it stands now, students from Belmont Hills and Penn Valley School will continue to advance to Welsh Valley Middle School. Students from Merion … [Read more...] about Plans Take Shape For Sept. ’22 Lower Merion Middle School Opening
LMSD Kids Show Off Art Talents In ISC Virtual Show
LMSD Kids Show Off Art Talents In ISC Virtual Show Lower Merion School District's Interschool Council (ISC) is hosting a virtual art show that features work from all 10 schools (Grades K-12). Harriton High School Lindsay Reisner Lower Merion High School Ishana Baboo Bala Cynwyd Middle School Ishani Koka Welsh Valley Middle School Esti Richter Belmont Hills … [Read more...] about LMSD Kids Show Off Art Talents In ISC Virtual Show
Tannia: District Playing Fields Plan Is “Want” Not “Need”
Tannia Schreiber, during public comment on Thursday night, told the commissioners that she thought that the Lower Merion School District playing fields plan was an example of want, not need. She noted that the two middle schools, Welsh Valley and Bala Cynwyd, "have a total of 750 kids per grade...so we're going to have on 250 seventh graders, only 250 eighth graders, 250 fifth … [Read more...] about Tannia: District Playing Fields Plan Is “Want” Not “Need”