The Lead Spring 2019

Spring 2019

Shaping Lowell's History

Spring 2019

Shaping Lowell's History

Features

On Leadership and Learning
An interview with outgoing head fo school, Debbie Gibbs.

Childhood, Family, and School
An interview with incoming head of school, Donna S. Lindner.

Climate Change Education
Lowell heads the way with a yearlong humanities course.

Mind Map

This fall 2nd grade artists explored infinity. They drew their inspiration from an exhibit at the Phillips Collection–Marking the Infinite: Contemporary Women Artists from Aboriginal Australia.

"INFINITY MEANS IT GOES ON FOREVER. I MADE IT LOOK INFINITE THROUGH DOTS THAT LOOK LIKE THEY ARE GOING OFF THE PAGE."

–Kingston, 2nd grade

Inspiration

Always Learning

Teaching and Reaching Black Boys in America
Last January, Lowell hosted a panel discussion with Dr. Eddie More Jr., "Teaching and Reaching Black Boys in America." Inspired by the vision to balance the scales for Black boys in school, teachers...

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Alumni Profile

A Bold New Vision for Saving the World's Coral
An interview with Sam Teicher '02

"The deepest roots of Coral Vita lie in my lifelong love for the ocean."

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Alumni News

Chas Goldman '14
Non-partisan Pursuits
Simone Zehren '04
Cross-cultural Understanding
Anna Clare Spellman '97
Award-winning Photography

Faculty Headliners

From the Head
A 12-year Journey
35 Years at Lowell
Celebrating Kathie Clements
A Librarian's Librarian
Annette Davis Retires
Did You Know?
Foun Tang's Press Career

In View

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5th graders present two bilingual plays under the direction of Music and Drama Teacher Charmaine Hamann. Students here perform A Gift For Pachacuti Inca.