The Ambler-based Liberty Lutheran looks to the public to contribute to its campaign, where $25 to Lutheran Children and Family Services goes for school supplies for children in foster care.
Criminal Justice Studies students from all over Montgomery County were honored at a graduation ceremony last month.
Recent high school grad Sammi Gerhard worked hard to meet her goal of perfect attendance from kindergarten through 12th grade.
The outdoor learning program Fiddleheads has plans for an amphitheater and bird blind.
It’s the first time a Pennsylvania administrator has been at the helm of the American Association of School Administrators.
Support staff in the district had been working without a new contract for 18 months.
The school board will vote on the agreement on Monday, June 24 during a special meeting held at 5:30 p.m.
Chiefs and detectives from Lower Gwynedd, Ambler and Whitpain were honored by the school board last week for their efforts in keeping the region safe.
Wissahickon High School Class of 2013 graduated Friday night, due to the postponement from Thursday's rain storms.
Severe weather reports forced the school to reschedule graduation for the safety of students, staff and families.
A tuition hike for Montgomery County Community College students will affect the 2013-14 school year's tuition.
Wissahickon School Board approved the changes Monday night.
The Wissahickon School Budget passed the 2013-14 school year budget with no tax increase.
The GRAMMY Foundation and The Recording Academy presents The Music Educator Award; there were initially more than 30,000 nominations from across the nation.
The Montgomery County Community College graduation will take place May 23, and the Keynote Address will be given by Drexel University President John Fry
Local students were inducted to the Alpha Lambda Delta National Honor Society during the spring 2013 semester at Chestnut Hill College.
Who’s Who Among American Junior Colleges welcomes several county residents to its famed list.
Wissahickon was ranked 422 out of 2,000 by Newsweek
Jonah Kallenbach and Gregory P. Wang received National Merit Scholarships.
Candidates for the Wissahickon School Board will participate in a forum at the Whitpain Township Building on Wednesday at 7:30 p.m.
The final vote for approval was 8 to 0, with board member Richard Stanton absent from the meeting.
Proud parents (and students) can get the word out whenever they want, via Ambler Patch's homepage and daily email newsletter.
Andrew Ge won Blue Bell Rotary's Four-Way Test speech contest, and will now compete against other area winners.
On April 25, four former student-athletes will be inducted into Wissahickon's Hall of Fame.
Kelly Tascarella, Montgomery County Community College student, spent her spring break with Habitat for Humanity in West Virginia.
Three local students made Dean's List at SCAD.
No compromise to be found yet in the contract negotiations between the Wissahickon Education Alliance-Support union and the Wissahickon School District.
Three local students made the Dean's List at Delaware Valley College for the fall 2012 semester.
The White House released the College Scorecard, with looks at loan repayment, costs, graduation rates and more of the nations colleges, including Gwynedd Mercy College and Montgomery County Community College.
Five students from Ambler and Blue Bell earned Dean's List honors for the fall 2012 semester.
The Ambler Patch would like to congratulate John Cruz on being honored by the rotary club.
Two local students made the Dean's List at Wake Forest University for the fall 2012 semester.
Isabelle Helmich was honored by the Rotary Club of Blue Bell for her outstanding scholarship and her commitment to serving her fellow students.
Students from MCCC want to turn drink tabs into a charitable donation.