Participating Schools in
Montgomery County PA

Eastern Center for the Arts and Technology: 

EASTERN was established in 1965, and offers high-quality continuously evaluated and updated technical instruction, leadership opportunities and specialized services. Currently 16 secondary career and technical education programs are offered to students in grades eleven and twelve from the nine school districts in Eastern Montgomery County. Our programs respond to the needs of students and business and industry to provide an environment where students can make career decisions, acquire competitive skills, and prepare themselves for success in the workforce and/or higher education.

Eastern Center for the Arts and Technology, School Liasion: Ms. Hayley Granacher, [email protected]

Hatboro-Horsham School District:
Located in Montgomery County, Pennsylvania, the Hatboro-Horsham School District is comprised of students and families residing in Horsham Township and Hatboro Borough. The District educates approximately 4,300 students in grades K-12. In the school district there are four elementary schools, one middle school, and one high school.

Hatboro-Horsham High School, Ms. Meghann Townsend, [email protected]

Lower Merion School District: 

The Lower Merion School District (LMSD), located in Philadelphia's historic Main Line suburbs, serves the 62,000 residents of Lower Merion Township and the Borough of Narberth. Established as one of Pennsylvania's first public school districts in 1834, LMSD enjoys a rich tradition of achievement, innovation and community partnership and a longstanding reputation as one of the finest school systems in the United States. The District's six elementary schools, three middle schools and two high schools provide a challenging, multi-disciplinary academic program and dynamic, co-curricular experience to more than 8,700 students.

Lower Merion High School, School Liasion: Mr. Richard Marta, [email protected]

Methacton School District:

Methacton is a community of about 13,000 households located in a suburb of Philadelphia in southeastern Pennsylvania. The Methacton School District has long enjoyed a tradition of excellence in education and community involvement in our schools. The District, formed in 1969, was created by a 10-year merging of the school districts that had previously served the townships of Lower Providence and Worcester. "Methacton" is a Native American word referring to the "hill" area extending from Eagleville in Lower Providence Township through the Fairview Village area of Worcester Township, one of the highest elevations in Montgomery County. The name was chosen by a majority vote of the community members residing in the District at the time.

Methacton High School, School Liasion: Dr. Shab Maffei, [email protected]

Norristown Area School District:
The Norristown Area School District is dedicated to maximizing the growth and academic achievement of every student with continuous, research-based, and data-driven improvements in teaching and learning to ensure that all students learn to think creatively and critically, communicate effectively, and acquire the skills needed to be productive citizens who contribute to our community and a diverse, global society.

Norristown High School, School Liasion: Ms. Nichole Mitchell, [email protected]

North Penn School District:

The North Penn School District is located in Southeastern Pennsylvania, approximately 20 miles north of Philadelphia in Montgomery County. The district encompasses 42 square miles and has a total population of more than 98,000 residents. These residents reside in Hatfield, Lansdale and North Wales boroughs, Hatfield, Montgomery, Towamencin and Upper Gwynedd townships and the village of Line Lexington. Currently the district consists of 13 elementary schools, three middle schools, one high school and one credit recovery school. NPSD employs approximately 2,000 staff members. Approximately 13,000 students attend North Penn schools each school year.

North Penn High School, School Liasion: Mr. Chris Frey, [email protected]

Pottsgrove School District:

Pottsgrove School District has five schools— one high school, one middle school, and three elementary schools—nurturing a student body of nearly 3,000. Serving Lower, West, and Upper Pottsgrove Townships, the district thrives on strong community backing, 450 committed staff members, and engaged students. Our mission is to educate and inspire all students to excel as productive, responsible citizens, and lifelong learners.

Pottsgrove High School, School Liasion: Mr. Michael Mazreku, [email protected] 

Pottstown Area School District:

The Pottstown School District serves Pottstown’s student population of 3,200 with quality learning opportunities. The District is comprised of eight buildings. The main Administration Building is located in close proximity to the downtown area. There are four elementary buildings: Barth, Franklin, Lincoln, and Rupert. Each serves as a neighborhood learning center. A large campus with athletic playing fields and a stadium houses the two secondary schools. One, a traditional, but newly renovated Middle School located at one end of the campus, and the other, a more modernized four grade comprehensive Senior High School with ten Career and Technical Education (CTE) programs.

Pottstown High School, School Liasion: Ms. Susan Pritt, [email protected]

School District of Springfield Township:

The School District of Springfield Township provides a warm, supportive and world class learning environment that combines the best resources available within a small-town climate. Our district offers a safe, diverse, and inclusive community that promotes strong values of acceptance and personalized opportunities for pursuit of educational goals. Our district mission statement is to “Educate and develop all students as learners and citizens who are high-achieving, resilient, and responsible in a changing global community.” The district currently serves close to 2,600 students in its four schools – Enfield Elementary (grades K, 1 and 2), Erdenheim Elementary (grades 3 – 5), Springfield Middle School (grades 6 – 8), and Springfield High School (grades 9 – 12).

Springfield Township High School, School Liasion: Ms. Allie Proto, [email protected]

Souderton Area School District

The shared values and beliefs of the Souderton Area School District guide our mission focused on student growth and achievement academically, socially, and emotionally. We believe our community has a fundamental commitment to educating the whole child. We believe our community has a responsibility to support the education and well-being of all its members. We believe our students, educators, staff, families, and the broader community are part of a collaborative system that promotes the success of our schools.

Souderton Area High School, School Liasion: Ms. Amy Tarlo, [email protected]

Upper Moreland School District: 

Upper Moreland School District is the educational home of our community’s students, providing them with a broad range of opportunities for developing the knowledge, skills, and character traits necessary for excellence and success as contributing members of society. Our district comprises Upper Moreland Primary School (grades K-2), Upper Moreland Intermediate School (grades 3-5), Upper Moreland Middle School (grades 6-8), and Upper Moreland High School (grades 9-12).

Upper Moreland School High School, School Liasion: Ms. Julie Eastburn, [email protected]