Ryan Tozer, a 2001 Friends Central School graduate, started the men's basketball team at Rosemont College.
The twins, 2009 graduates of Friends' Central School, have both recently received distinctions at their colleges.
Eighteen Lower Merion High School students spent two weeks building a school in Haiti last month.
The biggest growth will be at Gladwyne and Penn Valley elementary schools, the study predicts.
Joshua Sack, a 2004 LMHS graduate with "an acerbic wit, sardonic irreverence and love of life," died from leukemia in 2008.
Jason Polykoff, a Friends' Central alumnus and Amile Jefferson's coach, will be an assistant coach at Penn.
96 seniors graduated Friends' Central School in Wynnewood on Saturday, June 9.
The theological seminary, whose Wynnewood property will be turned into apartments, will relocate to King of Prussia in August so developers can begin work as soon as possible.
As thousands of local students celebrate graduation this week, send your greetings from near or far and post your "bragging" photos right here.
Lower Merion High School students turned their tassels on June 6, 2012 at St. Joseph's University.
Senior Aces get their diplomas at 7 p.m. tonight at St. Joseph's University.
The Cum Laude Society recognizes the distinguished academic record of Friends' Central School students.
The district-wide Treats for Troops event seeks to boost troop morale by sending personalized packages to soldiers, marines, sailors and airmen stationed in Iraq and Afghanistan.
The students have earned 268 merit scholarships totaling $10,854,190.
LMSD students release their first student-produced music CD.
The Jimmy Sullivan Walk-a-Thon has been held for 23 years in honor of a second-grade Penn Wynne student who died in 1990.
The college reported its largest graduating class in history.
Feeley was one of 379 students to be awarded a bachelor of science degree.
For the sixth semester in a row, Szulanski has earned this honor from Nazareth College.
Laura Mitchell, Elizabeth Hathaway, Jeffrey Hall, Estime Frader, Kathleen Bullock, Joseph Breidenstein, Madeline Reynolds and Grazia Castagna were all honored for their academic achievements.
Sixty-seven students from Montgomery County Community College’s Class of 2012 were named to Who’s Who Among Students in American Junior Colleges.
St. Joseph’s University’s Beta Gamma Sigma chapter was awarded the the society's 2012 Gold Chapter Award.
The tuition cost for this school year was $55,050.
The Friends' Central School basketball star announced his college decision after months of anticipation at a press conference on Tuesday.
Still in the running for the Friends' Central School basketball star are North Carolina State, Duke, Kentucky, Ohio State, and Villanova.
US News and World Report gave LMHS and Harriton high marks based on several metrics.
Cross Properties' plan calls for 132 apartments to be constructed in Palmer Seminary's main building and chapel.
Lower Merion's junior guard is getting more attention from colleges, his coach told Patch.
Friends' Central School, The Haverford School and Harriton High School were among those recognized in the "Tony Awards for high school theater."
Philabundance conducted a "Food Fight" among area high schools.
Now at Bucknell, the track star was named ‘Rookie of the Week.’
Vice Principal Nell Stetser was appointed.
A student from Ardmore and another from Wynnewood are among 65 Delaware County Community College students who were recently named to 'Who's Who Among Students in American Junior Colleges.'
Pennsylvania’s Gatorade Player of the Year continues to collect awards.
Show your school pride, then post fan photos to enter a contest for $240 in game tickets.
Mary E. Rochford to leave the archdiocese in 2012.
LMHS ninth grade social studies teacher Tom Reed is passionate about his school, his students, and community service.
A group of 18 LMHS students will travel to Haiti in May to build a schoolhouse in a rural village.
Patch will cover Saturday night's action live.
Lower Merion High School's drama group, Players, will present "Servant of Two Masters" April 26-28.