The Lowell Area Schools Board of Education met June 24 for their monthly work session. Work sessions give the board the opportunity to discuss matters more in depth than a regular board meeting would allow. […]
At its June 10 meeting, the Lowell Area Schools Board of Education heard public comments from a resident who questioned whether the board concealed a change in policy. The resident said the change repealed a […]
We received the following press release from SupportLAS. Lowell, Michigan —SupportLAS has announced its candidate endorsement criteria for the November 5, 2024 Lowell Area Schools Board of Education election. The criteria aligns with the district’s […]
As another school year comes to a close, Lowell Area Schools bids a heartfelt farewell to a group of dedicated educators and staff who have shaped countless lives through their commitment and passion. This year, […]
On Monday evening, the Lowell Area Schools Board of Education convened for their regular monthly meeting following a reception for this year’s district retirees. All board members were present. Student Council Report Giving his last […]
Lowell-area voters have approved a $104 million bond proposal request from Lowell Area Schools on a vote of 2,094 – 1,354 with ballots from all precincts reported. Overall turnout for this election was 20% of […]
Remodeling outdated, oddly-designed elementary classrooms, updating decrepit heating and cooling systems, and replacing worn out playground equipment are three of the many highlighted items that have been pinpointed to receive attention if a May 7 […]
On Monday evening, the Lowell Area Schools Board of Education met for their monthly work session. Tom Kaywood was absent, but all other board members were present for the meeting. Public Comment Retired teacher and […]
Lowell Area Schools hosted a community forum Tuesday, April 16, at Cherry Creek Elementary regarding a bond proposal vote schedule for May 7. Previous forums were held last fall, and last week’s event provided district […]
The Lowell Area Schools Board of Education met Monday for their monthly work session. Work sessions give the board the opportunity to discuss matters more in depth than a regular board meeting would allow. Typically, […]
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