Six Career Technical Education Programs Approved for Lowell High School
Lowell School Committee approves six new career-technical education programs at high school. The programs, approved unanimously on September 2, represent the culmination of years of planning and coordination with the state Department of Elementary and Secondary Education. Superintendent Liam
School Committee · Meeting of September 2, 2026
Lowell School Committee approves six new career-technical education programs at high school. The programs, approved unanimously on September 2, represent the culmination of years of planning and coordination with the state Department of Elementary and Secondary Education. Superintendent Liam Skinner called the designation "a major success for the school district." In related business, the Committee accepted a $6,900 state grant for financial literacy programming for Career Academy students and unanimously approved a $20,000 donation to Daley School.
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Source: the School Committee meeting of September 2, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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