The Hatboro-Horsham School District is located in Montgomery County in the U.S. state of Pennsylvania. It encompasses an area of approximately 22 square miles (57 km²) with a population of 30,774 (as of 2003). During the 2001-02, school year the district provided basic educational services to 5365 students with 388 teachers.

The district operates five elementary schools (K-5), plus a satellite kindergarten center, one middle school (6-8) and one high school (9-12) in the towns of Horsham, Hatboro and Ambler. It is one of the finest districts in the country, and is famous for the Keith Valley Challenge, the largest middle school fund-raising event in the country. Currently, the largest amount raised was approximately $52,000.

The current superintendent is Dr. William A. Lessa.

[edit] Schools

Name	Website	Level	Enrollment	Faculty	Principal	Information
Hatboro-Horsham High School	link	9-12	1900		Dennis M. Williams, Jr.
Keith Valley Middle School	link	6-8	1201		Jonathan Kircher
Blair Mill Elementary School	link	K-5	416		Nancy Doherty
Crooked Billet Elementary School	link	K-5	255		Monica Taylor	Crooked Billet was built on the Crooked Billet Battle ground
Hallowell Elementary School	link	K-5	368		Steve Glaize	Hallowell is the replacement school for Horsham Elementary School that was moved from the grassy area from in front of the Naval Air Base to Current address.
Pennypack Elementary School	link	K-5	253		Dr. Leta Thompson
Simmons Elementary School	link	1-5	950		Karen Kanter	Simmons Elementary School was opened in 1932 but relocated to its current address in 1992.
Limekiln-Simmons School	link	K	119		Karen Kanter	In September 1999 the original Simmons building was reopened as Limekiln-Simmons for kindergarten students, the CARE Program, and the Hatboro-Horsham Special Services Department.

Note: Based on district web site Feb 2008.

[edit] External links

• Hatboro-Horsham School District