UD at the Flower Show!

Our Horticulture students and Ceramics students have done it again! Their entry in the 2016 Philadelphia Flower Show, celebrating the 100th anniversary of the National Parks, took home a 2nd place win in their category - a windowsill display with the title "Tiny Treasures." They chose to focus on the Southwest, specifically Bandolier National Monument. Congratulations to the students and teachers for, once again, making UD proud at the Flower Show!

Kyle Johnson is making a difference!

Students can often have a big impact by doing a lot of little things. Upper Darby High School Senior Kyle Johnson is a perfect example of this. Kyle is an incredible leader who has made an incredible difference at UDHS, all by doing the little things – participating in many activities both in and out of school and encouraging others to do the same. Kyle has helped build school spirit to new heights in the high school and appreciates all of the opportunities given to him as a result of attending one of the largest high schools in the Commonwealth. He epitomizes what it means to be an Upper Darby Royal and makes a difference each and every day.

To see how Kyle Johnson is Making a Difference at Upper Darby High School and in the Upper Darby School District, please click here.

First Drumline Show; First In Everything

The Upper Darby Drumline had their first completion at Parkland High School today. Their score of 79.65 earned them first place overall along with first place in all of the caption head categories. Congrats to them on a their win and hope the season continues to be successful!

January Rotary Students of the Month

Congrats to Rutwika Anumula and Colin J. Jones-this month's UD/Lansdowne Rotary Students of the Month!

Senior sets Diving Record!

Congratulations to senior, Will Coppola, who broke our school record in diving! Our new record now stands at 249.75! Congratulations Will, just keep swimming!

18th Upper Darby Gala

Today there was a collaboration of the whole music department throughout the district to produce the 18th Upper Darby Gala. The Gala combines talents from kindergarteners to high schoolers for a two hour showcase of talent.  This Gala raises about $80,000; teachers throughout the district can apply for grants from this wonderful fundraiser.