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23 School Districts Total (20 At-Large & 3 Regional) MONTGOMERY COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICTS 23 School Districts Total (20 At-Large & 3 Regional) At-Large School Districts ABINGTON SCHOOL DISTRICT LOWER MORELAND SCHOOL DISTRICT Abington Township & Rockledge Borough Lower Moreland Township & Bryn Athyn Independent 39 Voting Precincts 8 Voting Precincts 9 At-Large School Directors 9 At-Large School Directors BRYN ATHYN SCHOOL DISTRICT METHACTON SCHOOL DISTRICT Bryn Athyn Borough Lower Providence Township & Worcester Township 1 Voting Precinct 14 Voting Precincts 9 At-Large School Directors 9 At-Large School Directors CHELTENHAM SCHOOL DISTRICT NORRISTOWN AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT Cheltenham Township East Norriton Township, Norristown Borough & 26 Voting Precincts West Norriton Township 9 At-Large School Directors 28 Voting Precincts 9 At-Large School Directors COLONIAL SCHOOL DISTRICT Conshohocken Borough, Plymouth Township & NORTH PENN SCHOOL DISTRICT* Whitemarsh Township (*Shared with Bucks County) 27 Voting Precincts Hatfield Borough, Hatfield Township, Lansdale Borough, 9 At-Large School Directors Montgomery Township, North Wales Borough, Towamencin Township & Upper Gwynedd Township 47 Voting Precincts in Montgomery County 9 At-Large School Directors HATBORO-HORSHAM SCHOOL DISTRICT Hatboro Borough & Horsham Township 22 Voting Precincts 9 At-Large School Directors PERKIOMEN VALLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT Collegeville Borough, Lower Frederick Township, Perkiomen Township, Schwenksville Borough, JENKINTOWN SCHOOL DISTRICT Skippack Township & Trappe Borough Jenkintown Borough 12 Voting Precincts 4 Voting Precincts 9 At-Large School Directors 9 At-Large School Directors POTTSGROVE SCHOOL DISTRICT LOWER MERION SCHOOL DISTRICT Lower Pottsgrove Township, Upper Pottsgrove Township Lower Merion Township & Narberth Borough &West Pottsgrove Township 46 Voting Precincts 6 Voting Precincts 9 At-Large School Directors 9 At-Large School Directors Page 1 of 3 Rev December 2019 MONTGOMERY COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICTS POTTSTOWN SCHOOL DISTRICT UPPER MORELAND SCHOOL DISTRICT Pottstown Borough Upper Moreland Township 10 Voting Precincts 14 Voting Precincts 9 At-Large School Directors 9 At-Large School Directors SOUDERTON AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT* UPPER PERKIOMEN SCHOOL DISTRICT* (*Shared with Bucks County) (*Shared with Berks County) Franconia Township, Lower Salford Township, East Greenville Borough, Green Lane Borough, Salford Township, Souderton Borough, Marlborough, Pennsburg Borough, Telford Borough & Upper Salford Township Red Hill Borough & Upper Hanover Township 20 Voting Precincts in Montgomery County 8 Voting Precincts in Montgomery County 9 At-Large School Directors 9 At-Large School Directors SPRINGFIELD SCHOOL DISTRICT Springfield Township WISSAHICKON SCHOOL DISTRICT 15 Voting Precincts Ambler Borough, Lower Gwynedd Township & 9 At-Large School Directors Whitpain Township 21 Voting Precincts 9 At-Large School Directors UPPER DUBLIN SCHOOL DISTRICT Upper Dublin Township 19 Voting Precincts 9At-Large School Directors Regional School Districts BOYERTOWN AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT* (*Shared with Berks County) Douglass Township, New Hanover Township & Upper Frederick Township 8 Voting Precincts in Montgomery County 9 Regional School Directors Region 1 Region 2 Region 3 (No Montgomery DOUGLASS 2 DOUGLASS 1 County Precincts) DOUGLASS 3 NEW HANOVER 1 DOUGLASS 4 NEW HANOVER 2 NEW HANOVER 3 UPPER FREDERICK (Regions 1 & 2 file in Berks County, Region 3 files in Montgomery County when running for School Director) Page 2 of 3 Rev December 2019 MONTGOMERY COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICTS SPRING-FORD AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT* (*Shared with Chester County) Limerick Township, Royersford Borough & Upper Providence Township 13 Voting Precincts in Montgomery County 9 Regional School Directors Region 1 Region 2 Region 3 UPPER PROVIDENCE MINGO-1 LIMERICK 1 LIMERICK 3 UPPER PROVIDENCE MINGO-2 LIMERICK 2 LIMERICK 4 UPPER PROVIDENCE MONT CLARE LIMERICK 5 ROYERSFORD 1 UPPER PROVIDENCE OAKS LIMERICK 6 ROYERSFORD 2 UPPER PROVIDENCE TRAPPE (All regions file in Montgomery County when running for School Director) UPPER MERION AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT Bridgeport Borough, Upper Merion Township & West Conshohocken Borough 19 Voting Precincts 3 At-Large School Directors & 6 Regional School Directors Region 1 Region 2 Region 3 UPPER MERION BELMONT 2 BRIDGEPORT 1 UPPER MERION GULPH 1 UPPER MERION BELMONT 4 BRIDGEPORT 2 UPPER MERION GULPH 2 UPPER MERION BELMONT 5 BRIDGEPORT 3 UPPER MERION KING 1 UPPER MERION CANDLE 1 UPPER MERION BELMONT 1 UPPER MERION KING 2 UPPER MERION CANDLE 2 UPPER MERION BELMONT 3 UPPER MERION ROBERTS UPPER MERION TOWN UPPER MERION SWEDELAND CENTER UPPER MERION SWEDESBURG WEST CONSHOHOCKEN (All regions file in Montgomery County when running for School Director) Page 3 of 3 Rev December 2019 .
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