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MISSION STATEMENT
Lowell School, working together with the home and community, provides a safe, trusting environment where students acquire meaningful academic and living skills which enable them to become responsible members of society.
We believe...
- that holding high expectations for all leads to high achievement.
- that parental involvement benefits student achievement.
- that cultural and individual differences enrich the individual and society.
- that mutual respect is necessary for a positive learning climate.
- that school is one place where we can learn skills that will enable us to be lifelong learners.
- that involvement with an integrated curriculum benefits learners.
- that learning activities must be relevant.
- that learning extends beyond the classroom.
- that each individual is important.
- that individuals learn differently.
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that a loving and caring environment contributes to positive attitudes and personal success for learners.
SCHOOL PROFILE
Lowell Elementary School offers challenging academic programs for all students. Involvement in the state-sponsored C.L.A.S.S. project has provided training to teachers which enables them to help students learn more effectively.
Lowell students have worked together since 1994 to develop an Outdoor Classroom Project, which inlcudes several outdoor learning environments including a pond, walking trail, prairie, garden plots, butterfly garden, herb garden, and individual classroom garden project. A log cabin was completed in August, 1999 with the help of volunteers and community members, including a local unit of the National Guard.