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Shawsheen Tech’s culinary maestros invite community for St. Patrick’s Day lunch

BILLERICA — Shawsheen Valley Technical High School’s Culinary Arts and Hospitality Management program are set to dazzle taste buds with a specially crafted St. Patrick’s Day-inspired menu, available...

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School groups warn lawmakers of ‘funding cliff’

BOSTON — School districts across Massachusetts are facing a fiscal cliff that could result in staff and service cuts, according to education advocacy groups that are calling on lawmakers to rethink...

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Greater Lowell Tech’s second quarter honor roll

TYNGSBORO — Greater Lowell Technical High School announced the names of students named to the honor roll for the second marking period for the 2023-2024 school year. GRADE 9: High honor roll Isabella...

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Lowell’s Butler Middle School brings laundry in-house

LOWELL — Starting next week, reading, writing, arithmetic — and laundry — will be part of the curriculum for students at Butler Middle School. Principal Jaime Moody, along with Community School Program...

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Lowell’s Joyce Philippe is bound for West Point

LOWELL — After graduating from Lowell Greater Lowell Technical High School in June 2024, Joyce Philippe will begin a journey that only a few people are selected to make. She’ll be packing her bags for...

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English professor Lim named 2023 UMass Lowell Distinguished University Professor

A gifted poet, author and educator, English professor Sandra Lim was named the 2023 UMass Lowell Distinguished University Professor. The annual award honors selected professors for exemplary teaching,...

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Federal leaders visit UMass Lowell to advance goals for Asian American students

LOWELL — White House and other federal officials advancing efforts to provide educational equity and opportunities for Asian Americans, Native Hawaiians, and Pacific Islanders, visited UMass Lowell in...

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Chelmsford High’s December Students of the Month

CHELMSFORD — Six Chelmsford High School seniors were honored as Lions Pride/Rotary Students of the Month for December, Principal Stephen Murray announced. Sponsored by the Chelmsford Rotary Club for...

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North Middlesex Regional High School awarded financial literacy grant

TOWNSEND — North Middlesex Regional High School was awarded a financial literacy grant from the Healey-Driscoll administration. In January, the school learned it had been awarded $5,350 through an...

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Lowell’s Kyla Breslin is hitting her stride

LOWELL — Kyla Breslin started running when she was 4 years old, and it doesn’t look like she’s stopping anytime soon. The eighth grader at the Pyne Arts Magnet Middle School took fifth place at the...

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MCC part of $1.5M for workforce training program

Middlesex Community College will receive funding for the college’s Advanced Manufacturing Training Program as part of the Healey-Driscoll administration’s $1.5 million in grants for new community...

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Women in Defense highlighted at UMass Lowell event

Employees of Nashua-based BAE Systems participated in an Empowering Women in Business & STEM event hosted by the Women in Defense-Greater Boston Chapter and UMass Lowell on Feb. 20.

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Iranian poet named UMass Lowell 2024 Greeley Peace Scholar

LOWELL — Iranian writer, activist and feminist scholar Fatemeh Shams has been named UMass Lowell’s 2024 Greeley Scholar for Peace Studies. Shams is a poet and essayist whose leadership in Iran’s Green...

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Chelmsford High sends two a cappella groups to ICHSA semifinals

CHELMSFORD — Both of Chelmsford High School’s a cappella groups, The Thursdays and The Crescendos, have advanced to the International Championship of High School A Cappella (ICHSA) Northeast...

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UMass offering $5K annual scholarships for Mass. community college graduates...

Starting in fall 2024, the top 10% of the commonwealth’s future community college graduates are eligible to receive a minimum of $5,000 per year above federal and private financial aid if they enroll...

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Shawsheen Tech celebrates 86 recipients of John and Abigail Adams Scholarship

BILLERICA — Shawsheen Valley Technical High School proudly acknowledges the outstanding achievement of 86 seniors who were honored with the prestigious John and Abigail Adams Scholarship. The school...

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There’s a lot to LINC about Lowell

LOWELL — UMass Lowell Chancellor Julie Chen unveiled a multimillion-dollar development plan that leverages the prestige and innovation of the university and the resources and history of the city of...

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UMass Lowell launches sports engineering program

LOWELL — Sports engineering, the latest new minor for UMass Lowell undergraduates, is a home run among engineering students who also have a passion for athletics. The first integrated undergraduate...

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Mill City miracle: Draper Labs expands to Lowell

LOWELL — A company that operated the computer guidance system that helped land Apollo 11 on the moon is coming to Lowell, to be an anchor tenant in the Lowell Innovation Network Corridor project that...

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Cha-ching: MSBA pays out cost overrun on Lowell High rebuild

LOWELL — The Massachusetts School Building Authority cut a check for $10,594,239 to the city of Lowell in March. The money represents a partial reimbursement of supplemental funding that was approved...

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