Principal

Hello Spartan Families! 

Welcome to the 2023-2024 school year. Over the past 15 years, I have worked as a teacher and administrator in the surrounding local districts and even spent time leading former Spartans from the sidelines as a coach. My educational proficiencies include teaching high school mathematics at Pennridge and Upper Perkiomen, and in my most recent years, I have succeeded as a high school administrator at both Emmaus and Upper Perkiomen.  I am committed to embracing the traditions and practices that are already in place at Southern Lehigh High School while working diligently to ensure success for the future of all students. A lot of progress was made last year and I look forward to taking additional steps this school year as we continue to move Southern Lehigh High School forward in areas from curriculum to student-led programs. The Principal’s Newsletter will be shared throughout the year below, highlighting updates to our school, celebrating student achievement, and reminders about other things happening here at SLHS. I am looking forward to another great school year with everyone. 

Mr. Miller

PRINCIPAL'S NEWSLETTER VOL. 2 ISSUE 1

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Assistant Principal (Last Names L-Z

Mr. McConnell is one of the Assistant Principals at Southern Lehigh High School and is responsible for students with the last name L-Z. Prior to this role, he spent eight years as an Assistant Principal at Francis D. Raub Middle School in the Allentown School District. The previous 10 years were spent in the classroom as a Social Studies teacher at William Allen High School in the Allentown School District. There, he taught World Cultures, World Cultures ESOL, American History, and American Government, with his primary specialty in Economics and Advanced Placement Macroeconomics. Mr. McConnell took an active role in the school community, serving as an Assistant Varsity Baseball Coach, Class Advisor, Homebound Instructor, Twilight School teacher, a member of the School Climate and Safety Committee, and as an advisor for the William Allen Construction Company.  He is an adjunct professor at DeSales University.  Mr. McConnell is a graduate of Rider University with a B.A. in Secondary Education and Social Studies. He has two Masters degrees from Wilkes University in Educational Development & Strategies, and Educational Leadership.