Seniors Give Advice, Share and Reflect
SENIOR PROM 2016: Dos and Don’ts
by Chamony Chap
Lowell, MA- Spring semester is here, and that means prom is already in the air.
Hello Seniors wake up! Prom is one of the few times in your semi-adult life you get to wear an elegant gown or a swift looking tux. So, take advantage of it. This is your moment to shine.
Here are the dos and don’ts for attending the prom in style… Read More
Athlete accepted by Methodist University
By Ryan Furtado
Lowell, MA – A senior at Lowell High School will attend a university over seven hundred miles away in North Carolina to study sports management and play varsity sports.
Lori Martin plans to attend Methodist University in North Carolina.
During her time at LHS Martin participated in softball and crew.
Martin is the starting varsity third baseman in her current season for the Red Raiders.
Martin will continue to play softball for the Monarchs and major in sports management.Read More
| Bentley home for Gettings |
By Chris Ferreira
Lowell, MA- A Lowell High School senior targets career and athletic goals this fall at a business school in Massachusetts.
Josh Gettings plans to attend Bentley University this September to study business and run for the track team. Read More
By Thomas Machado
Lowell, MA-LHS senior Jason Schroeder reflects back on the different lessons learned in high school. Whether decision making or maintaining friendships, Jason describes his time at LHS and his plans to join the armed forces after graduation. Podcast
By Fallone Ikary
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Lowell, MA – An LHS senior reflects about how he overcame a personal struggle and found himself during his time at Lowell High School and shares his education and career plans for the future.
By Branndon Prak
LHS Senior Business Interest
By Trina Thach
Lowell, MA – One LHS student who played varsity basketball four years for the Red Raiders
will continue his studies at Middlesex Community College (MCC) this September.
Aluouscious Wennah, who played four years as a starting guard for the Red Raiders, plans a focus on business marketing at MCC.
Wennah says that his greatest LHS experience was being a leader on the basketball team.
During his final season with the Red Raiders the team reached the semi-finals in the MIAA Division I North Basketball Tournament.
Wennah says ‘don’t slack’ for those who are still in high school or about to enter high school.
Listen to more of Aluouscious Wennah’s reflections at this link.
