INFORMATIONAL MEETING ON COMMON CORE STANDARDS
Join Incoming SFUSD Superintendent Richard Carranza and other education officials to explore what the Common Core State Standards mean for San Francisco, and the critical role teachers play in its implementation.
Thursday, May 31, 2012
7:00 to 9:00 pm
Congregation Emanu-El
2 Lake Street at Arguello
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To register, please email membership@emanuel.org that you will be attending.
Join Incoming SFUSD Superintendent Richard Carranza and other education officials to explore what the Common Core State Standards mean for San Francisco, and the critical role teachers play in its implementation.
Thursday, May 31, 2012
7:00 to 9:00 pm
Congregation Emanu-El
2 Lake Street at Arguello
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To register, please email membership@emanuel.org that you will be attending.
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Congratulations to Monica Lee, Class of 2014, who submitted the winning design for the new marquee sign.
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The Lowell PTSA would like to recognize Ms. Ellen Reller, Lowell AP, who has been so supportive of the PTSA projects this year. I cannot imagine working with anyone more dedicated, hardworking and supportive than Ms. Reller. Good luck next year.
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TEACHER APPRECIATION LUNCHEON
Special thanks to Clair Wildman, Hospitality Chair, for putting on a lovely luncheon for the faculty and staff on Friday.
Also, thanks to the following Lowell volunteers who donated time, food and money to ensure a successful event.
Debra Asher, Laura Cashion, Minjia Chen, Stella Chen, Karen Choy, Rossana Cunningham, Heike Eilers, Geri Elhe, Ellen Finnegan, Catherine Frankel, Andrew Jensen, Patti Jensen, Marta Kosinski, Kellie McCord, Steve Melino, Chris Mills, Beate B. Min, Beth Pollock, Elena Quinonez, Meredith Serra, Gail Schickele, Sam Wang, Jeanette Weiss, Traci Wen,Ming Zhu Wu, Qingwen Xi, Lily Yang-Varenet, and Anne Zelinsky
Special thanks to Clair Wildman, Hospitality Chair, for putting on a lovely luncheon for the faculty and staff on Friday.
Also, thanks to the following Lowell volunteers who donated time, food and money to ensure a successful event.
Debra Asher, Laura Cashion, Minjia Chen, Stella Chen, Karen Choy, Rossana Cunningham, Heike Eilers, Geri Elhe, Ellen Finnegan, Catherine Frankel, Andrew Jensen, Patti Jensen, Marta Kosinski, Kellie McCord, Steve Melino, Chris Mills, Beate B. Min, Beth Pollock, Elena Quinonez, Meredith Serra, Gail Schickele, Sam Wang, Jeanette Weiss, Traci Wen,Ming Zhu Wu, Qingwen Xi, Lily Yang-Varenet, and Anne Zelinsky
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California State PTA supports
"Our Children, Our Future" Our Children, Our Future is the education initiative for 2012 - a November ballot measure that will raise over $10 billion in new dedicated funding to help our kids succeed in school and in life. If passed, Lowell stands to receive over $2.5 million for the 2013-2014 school year. Click on the Our Children, Our Future website for more information. Remember: Do not use a school district listserv or any school resources to forward this. |
PTSA EXECUTIVE BOARD 2012-2013
We often take for granted the very things that most deserve our gratitude. ~ Cynthia Ozick Thanks to the wonderful volunteers who have stepped forward to serve on the PTSA Executive Board for the 2012-2013 school year. Lisa Pollard - President Caroline Louie - 1st Vice President Nancy Muller - 2nd VP Sally Blumenfeld - Treasurer Leslie Chan - Fin. Secretary James Uejio - Historian Andrew Jensen - Auditor |
SAT/ACT TEST DATES/ REGISTRATION DEADLINES - 2012
Please check the SAT/ACT websites for more complete information.* This is only meant as a guideline.
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SAT
June 2 |
Register by May 8. (Includes subject tests.) |
ACT
June 9 |
Register by May 4 |
*We do not guarantee this information as 100% accurate, so please check the SAT website - www.collegeboard.com/ ACT website - www.actstudent.org.
How Does Lowell Compare?
API - 955 for 2011 - Highest in San Francisco Unified.
U.S. News & World Report - Ranked #51 Gold Medal List and #11 in California.
California Distinguished School - 7 times. National Blue Ribbon School - 4 times and current Blue Ribbon nominee.
The Washington Post's High School Challenge - Ranked #72 which also includes private schools in their rankings.
Compare with Private Schools
U.S. News & World Report - Ranked #51 Gold Medal List and #11 in California.
California Distinguished School - 7 times. National Blue Ribbon School - 4 times and current Blue Ribbon nominee.
The Washington Post's High School Challenge - Ranked #72 which also includes private schools in their rankings.
Compare with Private Schools
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School
Lowell
University Urban St. Ignatius Sacred Heart Lick-Wilmerding |
Tuition
$00.00
$33, 750 $34, 050 $16, 990 $14,900 $34,996 |
College Bound
99.6%
97 % |
Languages Offered
8
4 3 5 5 3 |
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