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Lowell School

4.6 (9 reviews)
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The Lowell School has a strong commitment to diversity and inclusion.
Brian J.

This is our second year at Lowell and our son is in the pre-primary program. We have been very happy with the Lowell School! Their child-led approach to learning (Reggio Emilia) was very appealing to us when we were looking at school options and our son has really flourished. The school has a strong commitment to diversity and inclusion which extends to the student body, faculty, and learning materials. It is wonderful to see books about a stunning range of cultures in the library. As an inter-racial, LGBT-led family, we feel not just welcome at Lowell but celebrated. The school has a small student body (340 students pre-K through 8th) which may not be for everyone. We happen to really like the size of the school and feel a strong connection to the other families and staff. We highly recommend Lowell and happy to answer questions from prospective parents.

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Catholic school (K-8) off Saul Road in Kensington. Strong elementary school curriculum…read more Pre-school at the church feeds into the kindergarten, so recommend signing up in order to make sure you have a spot in the kindergarten program the following year. Some turnover in the middle school program - will have to see how this year goes. In general, wonderful, caring teachers at every grade level. Known for strong sports program (esp. basketball and flag football). Can be difficult for new students and parents to break into well-established cliques. Many of the parents went to this school and came back to live near their parents live in the same neighborhood (sometimes the same house) they grew up in.

We arrived new to the area. School looked lovely-staff every warm and welcoming. Teachers caring…read moreand know kids by name. It offer Physical education 2x/week, music and foreign language. Good school if your child is average to bright and your focuses are a bit of catholic education and not too stressing learning for your child. They tend to keep students at same level regardless unlike public schools which tend to group children based on ability. Math curriculum slow--could be more aggressive or keep up with public school. The school population is not very diverse. It does have a bad local reputation of being the "Irish-Catholic Mafia". If you don't live in the area and/or didn't go to school there as a child- a newcomer can feel out of place and the other mothers are clique-y. That has been quite the complaint among newcomers. .

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Lowell School - elementaryschools - Updated May 2026

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