Charles W. Morey Elementary School

Literacy for all!

School Information

130 Pine Street, Lowell, MA 01851Tel: 978-937-7662
Fax: 978-937-7663

Principal: Dr. Kathleen McLaughlin
Asst. Principal: Ms. Keliann Woodlock

Early Bell: 7:30
Tardy Bell: 7:45
Dismissal Bell: 1:50

PreK AM Session: 7:30-10:00

PreK PM Session: 11:20-1:50

Grades: PreK - 4
Zone: 1

Upcoming Events

May 21, 2021

8:00 AM Banking
May 25, 2021

2:00 PM - 3:00 PM School Pantry - Greater Boston Food Bank
May 31, 2021

No School - Memorial Day
June 8, 2021

2:00 PM - 3:00 PM School Pantry - Greater Boston Food Bank
June 16, 2021

170th School Day
June 22, 2021

2:00 PM - 3:00 PM School Pantry - Greater Boston Food Bank

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CW Morey School

130 Pine Street

Lowell, MA 01851

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School News & Announcements

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Lowell Public Schools Handbook

Online Handbook

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Book Swap

Every Friday morning, you can bring a book and swap it for a new one!

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District News

Registration is Open for 2021 Summer Learning Programs

To help to support our student's learning during the summer, the district plans to offer a wide variety of free summer programming. Open to all current Lowell Public School students.

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Gregory Passeri Named Next Principal of STEM Academy

Superintendent Boyd is pleased to announce that current Shaughnessy School principal Dr. Gregory Passeri has been named the next principal of the STEM Academy, effective July 1, 2021.

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Info About the Expansion of In-Person Learning

We are looking forward to having even more of our students return to campus for in-person instruction in April. Please review this page for pertinent information about the District's expansion of in-person instruction.

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LPS FY2022 Budget Information

LPS is pleased to present the recommended operating budget for Fiscal Year 2022. The annual budget is the District’s one-year financial plan for operationalizing the next phase of our multi-year strategic plan - Equity. Excellence. Empowerment.

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Kindergarten Registration Information

Registration for Kindergarten will start May 3, 2021. Visit this page for more info about the Kindergarten registration process.

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9th Grade Registration Information

Lowell High is holding registration for incoming grade 9 students for the upcoming school year (2021-2022). Students already attending a Lowell Public Schools middle school do not need to register. Only students who are new to the district need to register for grade 9.

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LPS Announces Appointment of New Chief Schools Officer and New Interim Middle School Principal

Liam Skinner, current principal of the Daley Middle School, has been named new Chief Schools Officer for LPS. Daley assistant principal Robert Doyle has been named interim principal of the Daley and will assume principal duties there when Mr. Skinner transitions to his new role in July.

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LPS Preschool Lottery Info

The Lowell Public Schools held the preschool lottery on Monday, May 3 via Zoom. The lottery is the first step in the preschool assignment process.

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LPS COVID-19 Dashboard

The latest updates related to COVID-19 can be found on the Lowell Public Schools COVID-19 Dashboard.

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Remote Learning Meal Service Schedule

We are offering grab and go meal service at a total of 10 sites for Lowell Public Schools students taking part in remote learning.

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Help Desk Service Tent Schedule

The LPS Technology Help Desk will be setting up service tents to provide assistance with your LPS-issued device.

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LPS COVID-19 Pool Testing Program

As part of the reopening process, we are offering voluntary free weekly COVID-19 pool testing. This testing will lower the risk of spread of COVID-19. In order to participate, parents/guardians are required to sign a consent form for their child.

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Upcoming Tiered Focused Monitoring Review of Lowell Public Schools

The Office of Public School Monitoring reviews each district and charter school every three years to monitor compliance with federal and state special education and civil rights regulations.

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Building a Strong Community for Racial Justice

Join us for a series of virtual sessions geared toward building racial justice in the school community. The first community we will highlight is our Asian American community in Lowell.

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