Lowell High School

A very good place to learn, I mean really learning something. You have to do a lot of work though. Self teaching is also part of learning, too.

it think this school had some good people there and some nongood people there. i didn't like the looks of the houses in the neighborhood. they cost $1million or more and want to make people feel depressed by looking at them. our architecture teacher told the seniors to look into Cal State San Luis Obispo and that where Weird Al went. I wasted time on my architecture homework at this school. i was in the russian club. too bad we didn't go to russia. they wouldn't let us i guess. i also waited for an algebra 2 book for 3 weeks and then i guess i was in the wrong class. the geometry teacher could write faster on the board than you could in your notebook. my freshman class was so dull i had to flea and transfer

Gave me a good start to college. Yes it's nerdy but I want an education, not parties. Yes it's heavily Asian but you are admitted on merit and grades, not race. As a parent I have no problems with either.

Yes. It's hard and competitive. It does prepare you for college. (In fact, college felt easy compared to Lowell.) Be humbled, knowing you won't always be the best at something. I've made lifelong friends there and happy to be a graduate from Lowell. (Perspective from the early 2000s....not recently.)

Although challenging, the challenge only gave me and my friends much to learn. Taught me how to be much more responsible and up to my grades and work. It has great clubs and its afterschool clubs/programs are all well developed. Truly loved it.