Lower Merion School District Superintendent Dr. Frank Ranelli announced on Wednesday his intent to resign from his position later this school year.
Ranelli said that he made the decision because “this position is just not a good match for me.”
Ranelli’s last day is planned for April 30, 2027, according to his announcement.
“I learned a lot about this community in my time here, and I truly feel we were able to accomplish great work together. The students in our schools are incredible! And all our staff, in all our departments, always put kids first,” Ranelli said, in part. “I have always been proud of the work I’ve done in my various educational roles, and my time in LMSD is no exception. I wish the entire school community all the best.”
The LMSD School Board also put out a statement on Wednesday that thanked Ranelli for his service and said that they will begin discussing their search for a replacement at their October meeting, which is scheduled for
“At our October meeting, the Board will begin discussing the search process and timeline, including meaningful opportunities for students, families, staff and community members to share their priorities for our next superintendent. We will keep you informed at every step,” the school board wrote in part.
