Lowell School Profile

Lowell is an independent day school for children age 2½ through 8th grade.

At Lowell, students gain the knowledge, skills, and social-emotional literacy to become members of the next generation of creative leaders and problem solvers. Dedicated teachers nurture curiosity and help children develop fundamental skills and deep, conceptual understandings through hands-on, experiential learning opportunities. A strong social curriculum complements the academic curriculum and develops interpersonal skills, multicultural understanding, and community engagement critical for a life of active citizenship.

Special programs include:

an innovative, integrated curriculum driven by essential questions
a K–8 social studies curriculum with a focus on social justice
STEM education from preschool through middle school
arts offerings at every grade level
athletics teams for Kindergarten–8^th grade
after-school activities, including minicourses and music lessons

We believe that a diverse and inclusive learning community is vital for academic and personal growth. We are committed to making sure the principles of diversity, inclusion, and equity permeate all aspects of the school—from the curriculum and student life to administrative decision making and event planning. We ensure economic diversity with a robust financial assistance program.

Lowell's Summer Camp welcomes children from all over the city and our Aquatics Program offers year-round swim lessons to the public.

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