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Lower Moreland High School

Huntingdon Valley, PA
  • Public
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  • Grades 9-12
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  • Enrollment: 741

Overview

Lower Moreland High School
555 Red Lion Rd
Huntingdon Valley, PA 19006
(215) 938-0220
Lower Moreland High School is located in Huntingdon Valley, PA and serves grades 9-12.It received a GreatSchool rating of 9 out of 10
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Student Diversity

Race

Percentage

White
77%
Black
1%
Native American or Native Alaskan
0%
Multiracial
2%
Asian
16%
Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander
0%
Hispanic
3%
Other
1%

Reviews12 Reviews

4.0
parent
Having had two sons go through the LMHS system- one just graduated LMHS- Both are doing amazing in College!!! - One is actually now attending Harvard Law while the other is in another Ivy league college, Columbia U. (And no he didn't graduate top of the class either) LMHS academics are unsurpassed!!! They really prepare you for college - amazing teachers and overall good support and a nice extra curricular selection. My only negative - I would love to see the administration be more active in the kid's life's though attending their shows, fundraisers and sporting events- so sad that even the Principal and the kids roles models never attend a student performance, unless asked to give a speech... - their Music Dept. is unsurpassed! Many awards! Again, would love to see more support from the teachers and administration at these amazing activities! Go LIONS!
other
This is a great school no doubt about it- unfortunately, there are many kids who are underprepared for it- I think many parents these days think that just because they can afford to live here that their kids should all be successful in school as well- however that is not how it works in the real world- not everyone should get a gold star, extra cookie at lunch, special treatment, etc. Based on some of the comments below, it seems to me that parents need to do a better job of parenting and taking responsibility for their children instead of doing what many do these days and that is to pass the responsibility off on others (schools, teachers, etc.). When I was growing up, there were plenty of people who stole, bullied, dealt drugs, etc. What else do you expect? There is money here and kids will be kids! It is no different anywhere else affluent or otherwise- some better, many much worse. The difference is that with our generation I think we were MUCH tougher than today's kids- and I think that is because 'parenting' has changed. Kids no longer have the ability to stand up for themselves, they are whiny, spoiled, not accountable for their actions, etc. Glad I am an adult now.
parent
The high school is in denial about the drug problem that is going on in their school. The bullying is an issue with the parents and the students. The drama club has had their favorites since middle school. The school could improve with peer education and programs with bullying.
other
LMHS offers some great academic programs. The English teachers are excellent, and the students graduate with a strong knowledge of and interest in literature. It also has a great music program with an AP course in Music Theory. A student who is a musician has many opportunities for study and performance. Overall, a good, solid academic preparation for college and the world beyond.
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