A second group of 6th grade students finished up their "Gnome" art projects! These kiddos are amazingly talented! And a big shout out to the 6th grade teachers, Mr. Bedell and Ms. Maloy for the many opportunities they have provided to their students this year!
The 6th grade students recently completed a science unit on birds. As the culminating activity, they participated in a service-learning project designed to support local bird populations.
Students built birdhouses and partnered with the City of Lowell to install them in the community. As part of the project, they learned how to construct houses specifically designed for native bird species, helping to discourage invasive birds from nesting in them.
With the help of Max Baker, students met at the water treatment plant and water intake plant to hang the birdhouses. Five houses were installed at each site. The project's goals were to support local songbirds and help control mosquito populations by encouraging insect-eating birds to nest in the area.
The students had a great time throughout the project and especially enjoyed both the construction process and the opportunity to get outdoors and install the birdhouses themselves.
If you visit the end of Moss Street or Parker Street, keep an eye out for the new birdhouses!
Students built birdhouses and partnered with the City of Lowell to install them in the community. As part of the project, they learned how to construct houses specifically designed for native bird species, helping to discourage invasive birds from nesting in them.
With the help of Max Baker, students met at the water treatment plant and water intake plant to hang the birdhouses. Five houses were installed at each site. The project's goals were to support local songbirds and help control mosquito populations by encouraging insect-eating birds to nest in the area.
The students had a great time throughout the project and especially enjoyed both the construction process and the opportunity to get outdoors and install the birdhouses themselves.
If you visit the end of Moss Street or Parker Street, keep an eye out for the new birdhouses!
We could not be more proud of our outstanding Students of the Month! A big shout out the Harvey Pierzina, Kinsley Bazzani, and Ashlynn Anderson! Keep up the great work!
Thursday, May 7, 2026 is Jersey Mike's Fundraiser Day! Pick up a sandwhich, salad, or cookies from 4:00pm - 9:00pm and proceeds will go to benefit Lundy Student Activities!
If you are the parent of a child in 4th- 6th grade, check out Healthy Parenting Preteens FREE virtual groups for parents of 4th – 6th graders. Learn to support your child's success at school and at home. Great information on how to also care for yourself as a parent.
Our intrepid Lundy 4th graders built Oregon Trail Covered Wagons! Check out all of their fantastic creations! (PC: Ms. Grant)
Over Spring Break, Oregon State University Extension Service Lane County and 4-H will be offering a youth workshop in Lowell at the Lowell Fire Station Community Room!
Event Details:
Spring Break Youth Workshop: 4-H Food & Fun in Lowell!
Wednesday, March 25th, 10 am – 2pm
Location: Lowell Rural Fire District Community Room, 389 N Pioneer St, Lowell, OR 97452
Grades 2 – 6
Cost: $10 per person ($5 if a current 4-H member)
Snacks & Lunch provided
Register by March 20th at https://beav.es/4H26SpringLowell
Description: Lane County 4-H invites you to develop your cooking skills including meal prep and preservation techniques. Then, we’ll make our own lunches to pack up and enjoy outdoors in the fresh air! All skill levels welcome.
Note: You don’t need to be a 4-H member to attend! Registration is open to all Lane County Youth in in 2nd – 6th grade. Please register by March 20th.
Questions, help with registration: heather.buley@oregonstate.edu or call the Lane County Extension Office M-F 8 am – 5 pm at (541) 344-5859.
Find us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LaneCounty4HOregon/
Support for our neurodivergent students and families is available the 3rd Thursday of each month. Information and resources are available. Register online by scanning the QR code.
Hey Lundy Families! The Salvation Army has dropped off 20 bags of food for anyone that in need. They all have different contents in them from peanut butter, rice, beans, green beans, pineapple, tuna, corn, and various other items. Please contact the office or stop by to claim a bag!
Hello Lowell Families and Community,
Lundy's next six-week celebration is right around the corner! Please make sure to check with your student and classroom teacher about whether they have earned this celebration.
We will be focusing a lot on attendance at Lundy, and how important it is for your student to attend regularly. The first round of perfect attendees will be announced next week and get “Donuts with Mrs. Edgerton”!
After a district wide send off on Wednesday, our high school varsity boys’ basketball team left for Pendleton as they compete in the OSAA 2A State Championship Tournament. We are proud of the hard work and dedication the team has shown throughout the season and wish them the best as they represent Lowell at the state level.
Spring sports have also officially started this week. Softball, track, and baseball began practices and are getting underway rain or shine as teams start preparing for the upcoming season.
Middle school track starts on March 16, for optional practices and after spring break for mandatory practices. If your middle schooler isn’t already signed up, make sure they do it right away! You can sign up through ParentVue or the link on the district website.
Last week’s Red Devils of the Week were Jade Clark, Zac Chesnut, Kinsley Bazzani, and Nate Waters!
In addition, Nate Waters had an outstanding accomplishment this past weekend. Nate competed at the OMEA District 12 Solo & Ensemble Festival and won the Tenor Voice category across all school divisions. As the league champion, Nate will now advance to compete at the OSAA Solo State Finals at Portland State University on May 2.
Our next Family Fun Night is March 11, at Lowell Jr/Sr High School from 5:30-6:30pm. There will be free food, an obstacle course and a rock wall!
Spring break is right around the corner! Mark your calendar for Monday, March 23, through Friday, March 27.
Stay safe, healthy, and kind!
Our classified staff are amazing! We can never thank them enought for their dedication, patience, and the love they put into their work. From feeding our students, making sure they arrive safely, ensuring they have a clean environment to thrive in, and all of the other ways they care each and every day, their support in unwavering and their hard work and dedication do not go unnoticed.
We had a great day at Lundy thanks to the Lowell Jr/Sr High students coming to read with our elementary kids. They they celebrate Read Across America and Dr. Seuss's birthday. Students and staff dressed up and enjoyed time reading some of their favorite books.
PC: Jan Arcena
PC: Jan Arcena
Today is Lundy's Sluggo's Reading Challenge Assembly!! Let's start reading!
We are so proud of our January students of the month! A big round of applause for Lundy student, Ellie Travis; Junior High student, Bill Powell-Buchan; and High School student Kaylie Dodson.
Spring sports registration is open! Don't risk missing a practice, an event, a meet, or a game! Register today! Click here to register for Spring Sports
A reminder that Monday, February 16, is Presidents Day and is a no school day for Lowell School District.
Sixth grade art class has really outdone themselves! There is "gnome-doubt" that their final art projects are fantastic!
The tradition of collecting Boxtops is alive and well at Lundy! If you haven't already signed up to collect them digitally, now is the time! Boxtops is running a bonus: if we get new sign ups we get an additional 25 box tops. Use the QR code or link to sign up. It is free, easy and helps our students. Click here to sign up for Boxtops.
Planning a special Valentine's date with your sweetheart but need someone to watch the kiddos? Look no further! We have you covered! Scan the QR Code to regsiter.
Don't forget its time for Parent-Teacher Conferences! There is no school for Lundy on February 5th and 6th so that teachers may spend time meeting with parents to support the educational goals of our students!
