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|name = Upper Merion Area High School
|type = High school
|established = 1963
|district = [[Upper Merion Area School District]]
|grades = 9-12
|principal = Jonathan Bauer
|location = 435 Crossfield Road<br/>[[King of Prussia, Pennsylvania|King of Prussia]], [[Pennsylvania]]
|website = [http://www.umasd.org/umahs/site/default.asp Official website]
}}
'''Upper Merion Area High School''' is a [[high school]] of the [[Upper Merion Area School District]] located at 435 Crossfield Road in [[King of Prussia, Pennsylvania|King of Prussia]], [[Pennsylvania]].
In 2004, Upper Merion Area High School's varsity track and field relay team placed 6th in the state of Pennsylvania in the 4x800 meter relay at Shippensburg University. Clocking in at a time of 7:55.30, it broke a 26-year-old school record by less than a second. The winning team consisted of leadoff leg, Mike Brothers, 2nd leg, Jon Gries, 3rd leg, Matthew Cunningham, and anchor, Ronak Patel.
Upper Merion Area High School's varsity track and field relay team was crowned Suburban One-American Champions in the 4x400 meter relay in the 2005 Spring season clocking in at 3.25.82. The winning relay team consisted of leadoff leg, Nicholas Tsipras, 2nd leg, Matthew Cunningham, 3rd leg, Ronak Patel, and anchor, Sean Donovan.
Upper Merion Area High School's varsity baseball team was crowned PIAA District I Champions in their 2008-2009 season.
Upper Merion Area High School's varsity boys lacrosse team was crowned Suburban One-American Champions in their 2010 season.
Upper Merion is one of four remaining high schools in the original [[Suburban One League]].
The varsity girls volleyball team was crowned PIAA District I Champions in the 2010-2011 season. They went on to compete in the PIAA State Championship where they finished as the 2nd best volleyball team in Pennsylvania.
In 1987, the school was the setting for "Echoes in the Darkness", a book written by Joseph Wambaugh detailing the murder of a teacher and her two children for insurance money, allegedly by the head of the English department and the former principal (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Echoes_in_the_Darkness). This was later converted into a made-for-TV movie and released with critical acclaim.
{{PIAA Suburban One League}}
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[[Category:Public high schools in Pennsylvania]]
[[Category:Schools in Montgomery County, Pennsylvania]]
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New page wikitext, after the edit (new_wikitext) | '{{Infobox Secondary school
|name = Upper Merion Area High School
|type = High school
|established = 1963
|district = [[Upper Merion Area School District]]
|grades = 9-12
|principal = Jonathan Bauer
|location = 435 Crossfield Road<br/>[[King of Prussia, Pennsylvania|King of Prussia]], [[Pennsylvania]]
|website = [http://www.umasd.org/umahs/site/default.asp Official website]
}}
'''Upper Merion Area High School''' is a [[high school]] of the [[Upper Merion Area School District]] located at 435 Crossfield Road in [[King of Prussia, Pennsylvania|King of Prussia]], [[Pennsylvania]].
In 2004, Upper Merion Area High School's varsity track and field relay team placed 6th in the state of Pennsylvania in the 4x800 meter relay at Shippensburg University. Clocking in at a time of 7:55.30, it broke a 26-year-old school record by less than a second. The winning team consisted of leadoff leg, Mike Brothers, 2nd leg, Jon Gries, 3rd leg, Matthew Cunningham, and anchor, Ronak Patel.
Upper Merion Area High School's varsity track and field relay team was crowned Suburban One-American Champions in the 4x400 meter relay in the 2005 Spring season clocking in at 3.25.82. The winning relay team consisted of leadoff leg, Nicholas Tsipras, 2nd leg, Matthew Cunningham, 3rd leg, Ronak Patel, and anchor, Sean Donovan.
Upper Merion Area High School's varsity baseball team was crowned PIAA District I Champions in their 2008-2009 season.
Upper Merion Area High School's varsity boys lacrosse team was crowned Suburban One-American Champions in their 2010 season.
Upper Merion is one of four remaining high schools in the original [[Suburban One League]].
The varsity girls volleyball team was crowned PIAA District I Champions in the 2010-2011 season. They went on to compete in the PIAA State Championship where they finished as the 2nd best volleyball team in Pennsylvania.
In 1987, the school was the setting for "Echoes in the Darkness", a book written by Joseph Wambaugh detailing the murder of a teacher and her two children for insurance money, allegedly by the head of the English department and the former principal (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Echoes_in_the_Darkness). This was later converted into a made-for-TV movie and released with critical acclaim.
In 2002, teacher Mr. Robert Lester was charged with sending pornographic e-mails to a supposed 12-year-old girl and boasted of sex with two teenage students and a teenage girl in his backyard pool (http://articles.philly.com/2002-12-20/news/25359593_1_e-mails-mails-high-school-teacher).
{{PIAA Suburban One League}}
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[[Category:Public high schools in Pennsylvania]]
[[Category:Schools in Montgomery County, Pennsylvania]]
{{Pennsylvania-school-stub}}' |
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In 1987, the school was the setting for "Echoes in the Darkness", a book written by Joseph Wambaugh detailing the murder of a teacher and her two children for insurance money, allegedly by the head of the English department and the former principal (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Echoes_in_the_Darkness). This was later converted into a made-for-TV movie and released with critical acclaim.
+In 2002, teacher Mr. Robert Lester was charged with sending pornographic e-mails to a supposed 12-year-old girl and boasted of sex with two teenage students and a teenage girl in his backyard pool (http://articles.philly.com/2002-12-20/news/25359593_1_e-mails-mails-high-school-teacher).
{{PIAA Suburban One League}}
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