Lowell School Alumni

Happy Pride Month! 🐾💚

We were thrilled to welcome three Lowell alumni from the Class of 2022, Leo, Evie, and Ashli, back to campus recently to spend time with and mentor our current students. Now graduating from the @edmundburkeschool, these three are heading off to do amazing things this fall, and they stopped by to share how their Lowell journey set them up for success: Evie Piller (Left) is heading to American University for Business Entrepreneurship with a minor in Physics & Chemistry! Evie returned to Lowell for her senior project. "In middle school, Lowell helped me express confidence and encouraged me to work with my interests... The teachers have had the greatest impact on me." Leo Gehman (Middle) is heading to Boston University to study Ecology. For Leo, Lowell was a place to try everything from sports to the student newspaper. "Lowell has always felt like a place I can go back to and be welcomed with open arms, no matter where I am in life." Ashli Johnson (Right) is heading to Drexel University’s 2+4 Architecture program. Having attended Lowell from 1st–8th grade, Ashli shared, "Lowell taught me a lot about independence and empathy... giving me a space where I could grow and learn who I was." Thank you, Leo, Evie, and Ashli, for giving back to our community. We are so proud of you and can't wait to see what you accomplish next! #LowellSchool #JoyAtLowell #Alumni

So proud of you, Class of 2022! High school is in your rearview mirror now, and the road ahead is full of possibilities. We can't wait to see where you go next, but always remember, Lowell is your home—and we're so happy you came home for a visit today! 🐾💚🐾💚🐾💚

1) Class reunion 2) 8th grade 3) 5th grade

At graduation each year, we tell our students, "Lowell is your home, and you can always come home." That's why we were so excited to see some familiar faces in the Middle School library last night! Members of the Class of 2025, from eight different high schools, stopped by to talk to this year's 8th graders about the transition from middle to high school. These Leopards shared their own experiences, and what the Class of 2026 can expect to be the same and different from Lowell. They also answered the 8th graders' burning questions about homework, teachers, and classes, and offered tips for making the most of the first year of high school. We couldn't be prouder of how our students are here for one another. 🐾💚

Flashback: Lowell School, 2nd Grade, Class of 2002! Found these gems in the archives.

If you have photos from your time at Lowell, shoot us a DM. We'd love to feature them on the page!

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Our Fête team is already rocking denim and getting pumped for Denim After Dark! Stay tuned for our upcoming podcast - you won't want to miss it! Purchase your tickets now! Do you already have your denim outfit ready? Let's make this Fête unforgettable!

Link to tickets: https://events.handbid.com/lp/fundraising-fete-2026

We may be celebrating the 60th anniversary of Lowell's founding this year, but nearly seven years ago, in the summer of 2019, something pretty amazing happened... Donna Lindner became Lowell's 5th head of school. 🐾💚

First, our students, families, and community welcomed her. Then, she got down to business. Whether it was carpool, class time, or the ribbon cutting at Box Town, she was there. But then, in early 2020, something unexpected happened. Despite the challenges covid brought, she continued to move our community forward, embracing the word "pivot" and mastering using Zoom for everything from meetings to graduation.

When she arrived, the Lowell community presented Donna with a white oak tree, which symbolizes strength, endurance, and longevity. As we celebrate 60 years of Lowell School, her leadership keeps us rooted and rising. 🌳