- Lowell Public Schools
- Community Resources
Special Education
- Welcome
- Director's Bio
- Parent's Guide to Special Education in MA
- Parent's Notice of Procedural Safeguards
- Community Resources
- Special Education Resources
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School Programs and Staff
- Bailey Elementary School
- Bartlett Community Partnership
- Butler Middle School
- Cardinal O'Connell Early Learning Center
- Daley Middle School
- Dr. Janice Adie Day School
- Greenhalge Elementary School
- Laura Lee Therapeutic Day School
- LeBlanc Therapeutic Day School
- Lincoln Elementary School
- Lowell High School
- McAuliffe Elementary School
- McAvinnue Elementary School
- Moody Elementary School
- Morey Elementary School
- Murkland Elementary School
- Pawtucketville Memorial Elementary School
- Pyne Arts School
- Reilly Elementary
- Robinson Middle School
- Shaughnessy Elementary School
- STEM Academy
- Stoklosa Middle School
- Sullivan Middle School
- The Career Academy
- Wang Middle School
- Washington Elementary School
- Child Find
- SPED PAC
- Special Education Presentations
- Physicians Affirmation Forms
Community Resources
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Cambodian Mutual Assistance Program of Greater Lowell, Inc.
The Monorom Family Support Program assists families with developmentally disabled children by providing case management, counseling, and recreational and educational opportunities. This program is generously funded by and in partnership with the Massachusetts Department of Developmental Services.
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Catie's Closet
Distribution Center and Headquarters
Lowell Elementary, Middle & High School students
Clothing PK-12th grade, toiletries (first come first serve)
Contact school social worker
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Community Teamwork
Provides child education and care, early learning, social and emotional development along with parent involvement and support.
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NFI
Connect families with community based Support Groups, Child Care, Mental Health Referrals,
Various Support Groups and more (In-person Intake required)
All Families/All Ages
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Parents: Supporting Learning During the COVID-19 Pandemic
This resource offers tips to support your child’s learning at home during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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The Lions Club Sight Program Eyeglasses/Vision screenings
All Families/All Ages, Assistance for at-risk children/Adults-On-Sight mobile clinic, eye exam, glasses.
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UMASS Lowell : The Network
A Monthly Social Networking Program for adolescents and young adults on the autism spectrum.
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Thom Anne Sullivan Center
Early Intervention Services supporting children birth - 3 years who have developmental difficulties due to identified disabilities or whose development is at risk due to certain birth or environmental circumstances
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WGBH Distance Learning Center
As schools and students, families and educators adapt to the current health crisis, WGBH — in partnership with the Massachusetts Department of Elementary and Secondary Education, the Massachusetts Department of Early Education and Care, WGBY/New England Public Media, and The Basics — is supporting them by gathering some of our free, trusted digital resources from PBS LearningMedia and our award-winning educational preschool programming. PBS LearningMedia resources span disciplines for grades PreK-12, are aligned to national and state standards, and include videos, comprehensive lessons, and other activities. Family Activities support learning and development for children ages 0 to 8.
