Schools
| Name | Website | Level | Enrollment | Faculty | Principal | Information |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Hatboro-Horsham High School | link | 9-12 | 1900 | Mr. Dennis M. Williams, Jr. | ||
| Keith Valley Middle School | link | 6-8 | 1201 | Mr. Jonathan Kircher | ||
| Blair Mill Elementary School | link | K-5 | 416 | Ms. Nancy Doherty | ||
| Crooked Billet Elementary School | link | K-5 | 255 | Ms. Kari D. Hill | Crooked Billet was built on the Crooked Billet Battle ground | |
| Hallowell Elementary School | link | K-5 | 368 | Mr. 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 | Ms. Amy Roslevege | ||
| Simmons Elementary School | link | 1-5 | 950 | Mrs. Karen Kanter | Simmons Elementary School was opened in 1995. Mrs.Kanter was principal for one year at Hallowell Elementary School for one year before Mr.Glaize. | |
| Limekiln-Simmons School | link | Now known as the Pre-School in the district serving children 4 and under before going of to one of the various elementary schools. | 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. Currently Limekiln-Simmons is serving as the base of operations for the district's special services department. | |||
Note: Based on district web site June 2011.
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