Officials of the Lower Merion School District say “condemning 6.9 acres or even all 42 acres of Stoneleigh must be considered as part of plans for a new middle school given the limited options for construction.
Citing the district’s 21.5 percent increase in student population over the past decade, Copeland and Gilbert warn that there are no signs of a slowdown given the number of multi-family developments coming online in a township that has long drawn families with school-aged children, in part, because of LMSD’s reputation.
