Both of my kids graduated from LHS. My daughter is an honor student in Purdue's engineering program, and my son now owns his own business after graduating with honors from Purdue also. Without the preparation from LHS, neither of my children would be so successful. I always felt tremendous support from LHS and TriCreek. School is a dual effort: It starts at home, ends at home, and school can't make up for lack of parenting or leadership that parents needs to exhibit.
—Submitted by a parent

I personally feel that the qaulity of Lowell's education is extremely poor. The teachers lack common experience with the students and do not seem to really care. The actual administration of Tri Creek, as a whole, is even worse. If I had the choice, I would NEVER sends my kids to LHS.
—Submitted by a former student

I believe that overall Lowell High School is going to become a nice school although at the current time the construction is in progress making it hard for us to appriciate our school. I think that the honors and langauage teachers are phenomenal, but the math program at Lowell needs work.
—Submitted by a student

The principal is new so I am giving her the benefit of the doubt. For whatever reason there on line reporting of your childs progress is a great tool however the updating of the site lafs by as much as 2 weeks at times. Administrative people adhere to a zero tolernce policy without any common sense. Overall atmosphere seems like they just are interested in doing what they are required to do without much extra.
—Submitted by a parent