Wednesday, February 24 is an Early Release Day.
Please visit our website for more information on school closing times.
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Monday, February 22, 2010
Wednesday, February 17, 2010
Knowledge Bowl 2010
Information on this year's Knowledge Bowl has been posted to our website. Also, don't forget to check back for Lowell Educational Television schedule for postings of viewing times.
Tuesday, February 16, 2010
Article in today's Lowell Sun highlights the work of Lowell educators
Helping to rewrite the history books
Article in today's Lowell Sun highlights the work of Lowell educators.
This article in the Lowell Sun today highlights the work of educators in Lowell on The Genocide Education Project.
Article in today's Lowell Sun highlights the work of Lowell educators.
This article in the Lowell Sun today highlights the work of educators in Lowell on The Genocide Education Project.
Saturday, February 13, 2010
Lowell Public Schools Announces Blog
During school vacation week, February 15-19, 2010, the Lowell Public Schools will unveil the first of many web logs (blogs,) providing access to information for parents on a timely basis.
In addition to our other forms of communication with the community, these blogs can be accessed 24/7 and contain timely, pertinent information regarding our schools and our mission.
Through our Lowell Public Schools blog, we hope to increase awareness, interest and participation among families and the community.
In addition to our other forms of communication with the community, these blogs can be accessed 24/7 and contain timely, pertinent information regarding our schools and our mission.
Through our Lowell Public Schools blog, we hope to increase awareness, interest and participation among families and the community.
Wednesday, February 10, 2010
Teen Cell Phone Tour at American Textile History Museum
Visit the American Textile History Museum during February School Vacation Week for the teen cell phone tour.
ATHM Teen Cell Phone Tour
Get your own guided tour without paying the guided tour price! Free with general admission, just follow the list of cell phone tour stops, and dial up for a teens’ perspective on our displays – includes historic songs, original poetry, and more. Created for the ATHM by teens from Lowell’s United Teen Equality Center - check it out!
For more information, visit the American Textile History Museum website.
ATHM Teen Cell Phone Tour
Get your own guided tour without paying the guided tour price! Free with general admission, just follow the list of cell phone tour stops, and dial up for a teens’ perspective on our displays – includes historic songs, original poetry, and more. Created for the ATHM by teens from Lowell’s United Teen Equality Center - check it out!
For more information, visit the American Textile History Museum website.
Tuesday, February 9, 2010
Kids Week in Lowell
KIDS’ WEEK IN LOWELL FEBRUARY 15-20, 2010
For more information call Lowell National Historical Park(978) 970-5000, Monday - Friday. For those with hearing impairment, TDD (978) 970-5002.
The Massachusetts Office of Travel and Tourism has posted a list of family activities and events in various parts of Massachusetts during the February school vacation week. This information may be of interest to families planning for vacation week. For more information, click here.
For more information call Lowell National Historical Park(978) 970-5000, Monday - Friday. For those with hearing impairment, TDD (978) 970-5002.
The Massachusetts Office of Travel and Tourism has posted a list of family activities and events in various parts of Massachusetts during the February school vacation week. This information may be of interest to families planning for vacation week. For more information, click here.
Art is the Handmaid of Human Good
The Lowell Public Schools, along with Middlesex Community College and UMass Lowell recently announced another Pathway. The Fine Arts Pathway, spanning grades K through 16, and offering over 40 electives at Lowell High School alone, promotes the 21st century skills of collaboration, creativity,critical-thinking, problem-solving and communication.
This initiative allows us to harness the power of the arts to teach important 21st century skills and supports components of both the Governor’s Readiness Project and the 21st Century Skills Initiative. Embodying Lowell’s historic logo “Art is the Handmaid of Human Good” this pathway will allow students to learn in and through the
arts and to develop their artistic potential through a rigorous Fine Arts education across all grade levels.
For more information please visit our website.
This initiative allows us to harness the power of the arts to teach important 21st century skills and supports components of both the Governor’s Readiness Project and the 21st Century Skills Initiative. Embodying Lowell’s historic logo “Art is the Handmaid of Human Good” this pathway will allow students to learn in and through the
arts and to develop their artistic potential through a rigorous Fine Arts education across all grade levels.
For more information please visit our website.
