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All Aboard for STEAM Night

Lowell Morgan Jarema

The gymnasium at Alto Elementary filled with students and their families last week to experience the STEAM museum.

Water for South Sudan, with Love from Lowell

Lowell Morgan Jarema

School children and their families in one South Sudan community will be getting clean water to drink from a newly dug well, and middle...

Planning for the Future, Starting Now

Lowell Morgan Jarema

Gwen Hackett hurried into a meeting with guidance counselor Tory Parsons and apologized for being a few minutes late. She'd just come from rehearsal...

Marching in King’s Footsteps for Justice and Kindness

Multi Districts Linda Odette

On the day that people across America honored the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., students at area schools did their part to carry...

Student Scientists do Real-world Research

Lowell Morgan Jarema

If the experiments going on in the laboratory of Heather DeJonge's Lowell High School research class look like they could be happening in a true scientific context, it's because they actually are.

Letters from Santa, Courtesy of Ninth-grade Elves

Lowell Morgan Jarema

Writing letters to Santa Claus is pretty much a rite of passage in the elementary years. Having them answered by a high school-age elf...

Outdoor Classroom, Basic Living Skills Among Projects Awarded Grants

Lowell Morgan Jarema

Gifts for Learning Following are the most recent grants awarded by the Lowell Education Foundation: Mock Newbery club, $300, Middle School Kindergarten science inquiry, $539,...

For Every Child a Special Story

Lowell Morgan Jarema

What if you told someone your favorite food and color; what kinds of stories you like to read; and whether you consider yourself brave,...

Students Salute Veterans with Song and Word

Lowell Linda Odette

November is the month to be grateful for veterans and for what we have. Murray Lake Elementary fifth-graders celebrated both with a “We Are...

Students Eating Homegrown, Healthy Food — and They Like It!

Lowell Morgan Jarema

Katie Hofman didn’t miss a beat when she was asked whether she planned to try some spaghetti squash at lunch. “I like to try new...

Pond Improvement Means More Waterfront Learning

Lowell Morgan Jarema

Fourth-graders had one task when they visited the pond behind the Wittenbach/Wege Environmental Agriscience Center building for a lesson in species adaptation: "If it's...

FFA Program Begins Offering College Credits

Lowell Morgan Jarema

Elliott Kelley is no stranger to life on a farm, so he has no problem doing double chicken duty at school. Especially now that...

Fair Skies, Wavy Clouds or Twisters, He’s On It

Lowell Morgan Jarema

It’s 7:40 on a recent Monday morning, and high school student staffers are busy at work behind the scenes putting together the Red Arrow...

Rocking Out with Strings, Awesomely

Lowell Morgan Jarema

Mitchell Evink couldn't seem to help playing air cello as he sat on the floor of the band room and watched a video featuring...

‘Way More Than Just a Game’

Lowell Morgan Jarema

D.J. Simpson has cheered with his family from the stands during Lowell High School's Pink Arrow Pride games for as long as he can...

Summer Slide? When Pigs Fly!

Lowell Morgan Jarema

Gwen Hoke would sooner see a pig fly than spend her summer reading. Wait, let's rephrase that: Gwen Hoke is reading this summer so she...

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