List of Schools
Attendance at elementary schools (K-4) is determined by place of residency within the school district. While the elementary schools below are grouped by municipality, students residing in other municipalities most likely attend that school alongside students from the municipality in which the school is located. Above 4th Grade, all students within the school district attend schools by grade, regardless of place of residency within the school district.
Most of the elementary schools are named based on location, although Brooke and Evans are named after two of the founding families of Limerick Township.
- Elementary (Kindergarten through 4th Grade):
- Schools within Limerick Township:
- Brooke Elementary School
- Evans Elementary School
- Limerick Elementary School
- Schools within Royersford Borough:
- Royersford Elementary School
- Schools serving Spring City Borough:
- Spring City Elementary Hybrid Learning School
- Schools within Upper Providence Township:
- Oaks Elementary School
- Upper Providence Elementary School
- Schools within Limerick Township:
- Intermediate 5th/6th Grade Center
- Middle School:
- 7th Grade Center
- 8th Grade Center
- High School:
- 9th Grade Center
- 10/11/12th Grade Center
Due to the unprecedented rapid growth of the school district in the 1990s, many of these school buildings have changed roles a number of times through the years.
The current 8th Grade Center was originally the Royersford Junior/Senior High School, hosting grades 7 through 12. From 1961 to 1982, it served as the Spring-Ford Junior High School, hosting grades 7 through 9. It was later converted to a middle school that hosted grades 6 through 8.
The 9th Grade Center was built in 1961 and was used as the Spring-Ford Senior High School for grades 10 through 12 until 1982, when it hosted grades 9 through 12. After the new high school was built, it hosted grades 7 and 8 before being converted to the 9th Grade Center.
One of the buildings previously serving as the Royersford Elementary School is currently the Royersford Free Public Library, and also served as the building for the Spring-Ford Area Historical Society for a short period of time.
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