had been laid off. In its first year as a merged team, the King football team won its first Philadelphia Public League championship after having nine straight wins. Feeder pattern Feeder K-8 schools: Ana Blakiston Day School John F. McCloskey School Pastorius School Theodore Roosevelt School Feeder middle schools: Gen. Louis Wagner Middle School Morris E. Leeds Middle School Feeder elementary schools: Francis D. Pastorius Elementary School Franklin S. Edmonds Elementary School (feeds first into McCloskey) Ellwood Elementary School (feeds first into Wagner Middle) Julia Ward Howe Elementary School (feeds first into Wagner Middle) John B. Kelly Elementary School (feeds first into Roosevelt) James Logan Elementary School (feeds first into Roosevelt) Joseph Pennell Elementary School (feeds first into Wagner Middle) Samuel W. Pennypacker School (feeds first into McCloskey) William Rowen School (feeds first into Wagner Middle) Wister Elementary School (feeds first into Roosevelt) The John L. Kinsey School fed into King prior to Kinsey's closure. Notable alumni Eve, rapper Stefon Jackson, professional basketball player Raheem Jarbo, rapper and producer Wayne Marshall, professional basketball player Ready Rock C, beat boxer, songwriter, Grammy award winner Pamela Williams, musician and artist See also External links Martin Luther King High School (2001-2007) (1999-2000) References King King Public high schools in Pennsylvania 1973 establishments in Pennsylvania Educational institutions established in 1973 Germantown, Philadelphia