We are excited to announce that our Field Day will take place on Thursday, May 30th, at Victory Field. This day is always fun and memorable for our students, filled with various activities and games.
Please note the following important details:
- Parents who have not been pre-approved (CORI) are not permitted to eat lunch with their children. This policy helps us ensure the safety and smooth operation of the event.
- Parents may not excuse or dismiss students early from Victory Field. All students will transition back to school with their homeroom teacher.
We appreciate your cooperation and understanding. We look forward to a fantastic Field Day! If you have any questions, please let us know.
Schools are communities for students, educators, and parents to come together and form a safe place of learning, accepting people of all races, ethnicities, religions, gender identities, sexual orientations, and many other differences that make us unique and special individuals; everyone is welcomed with open arms.
Pride Month serves as a time to not only spotlight the history and impact of the LGBTQ+ community but also work towards creating a diverse and inclusive environment inside and outside the classroom; a notion that is important to do all year round.
At the Lowell School, we strive to create inclusive spaces for our students that promote learning and understanding.
Next year students will have all new literacy units across grades K - 5! We are so excited to see these topics come to life through their reading, writing and class discussions. The first unit (called Modules in Wit & Wisdom) are all listed below. During the literacy block teachers will read aloud carefully selected texts and use them as a guide for class discussions. Each unit comes with vocabulary lists and multiple connected books that students will read across the genres including fiction, nonfiction, and poetry. The curriculum also integrates works of art across the grades.
You will be hearing from your teacher in the fall about the specific books and activities your student will be learning about in their first module of the year and teachers have already begun planning these new units.
We are amazed at how many students have been spotted! We are so proud to see children in the school working hard to demonstrate their commitment to our core values.
The Golden Leopard reward was created to celebrate our students. If a student earns a leopard spot for each core value in one week, they will receive the Golden Leopard reward.
They will receive a special certificate; their names will be announced during the morning messages and appear in the family newsletter.
During this week, we had two students that earned the Golden Leopard. Please congratulate Vincent and Ella Anastasi!
Contact Us
J.R. Lowell Elementary School
123 Lowell Ave.
Watertown, Ma 02472
Phone: 1-617-926-7770