1918
LSB founded by Walter Wireback and Wilbur Frantz
School located on second floor of 1st National Bank of Lansdale Building
Offers Secretarial and Accounting programs
Walter Wireback named as school’s first President
1928
LSB moves to Main & Broad, Lansdale
1938
LSB moves to Fifth & Broad, Lansdale
1945
Walter Wireback, the school founder, passes away Willard Jones becomes LSB’s second President
1946
Marion Keller begins employment with LSB
1955
LSB moves to Sixth & Broad, Lansdale
1957
Merton Houk becomes LSB’s third President
1967
LSB gains accreditation by ACIS (Now ACICS)
1981
LSB gains approval to offer Specialized Associate Degrees
1981
The personal computer is released and LSB offers first class with hands-on computer instruction
1982
LSB expands its evening classes by offering a variety of short-term diploma programs
1983
LSB moves to Hancock & Church Road, Lansdale Computer programs greatly expanded
1984
LSB begins offering Medical Assistant program
1985
Marlon Keller is named LSB’s sixth President
1988
Last commencement ceremony held in which Secretarial Science is largest graduating major
1989
Gains accreditation as a Junior College by ACIS (Now ACICS)
1990
LSB moves to 201 Church Road in North Wales
1993
LSB begins offering Paralegal program
1995
Secretarial Science removed as a curriculum option
1998
Computer offerings greatly expanded including programs in Networking, Web Administration, and Graphics
2000
Academic Programs reorganized into three academic divisions: Allied Health, Business Administration, and Computer Technologies
2006
Marion Keller, Instructor and Director of Community Relations, retires after 60 years of employment with LSB
2008
Phoenixville campus begins operation. LSB acquires National Academy of Massage Therapy
2009
Phoenixville campus moves to permanent location in the Franklin Commons Educational Center
2010
Main campus moves to 290 Wissahickon Ave, North Wales NAMT closed and Massage Therapy classes added to LSB curriculum
2013
LSB was awarded “Business of the Century” by the Penn Suburban Chamber of Commerce (now Greater Montgomery County Chamber) at its 100 year anniversary celebration
2018
After 50 years of accreditation by ACICS, LSB changes accreditors to ACCSC, Accrediting Commission of Career Schools and Colleges
2020