The City of Lowell is seeking Poll Workers for the upcoming elections on September 1st and November 3rd. For more information and to apply, visit: lowellma.gov/317/Election-W…

I’ve seen many tweets about putting a school’s curriculum on community TV. But if we’ve learned anything from the old Learning Channel, it’s that students will eventually do nothing but go out on blind dates and remodel homes.

Masking up, practicing social distancing and limiting gatherings has helped slow the spread of COVID-19 in our community and put Lowell in the green. Keep doing your part to keep Lowell safe! #maskuplowell

I feel like every crisis can be superficially solved this way! Except the "you ate all my ice cream" crisis.

Lowell Public Schools summer meal service has been extended through September 14. Starting tomorrow (Tue, Sept 1) these are the 6 grab & go meal sites where Lowell Public Schools students will be able to pick up lunch (and breakfast for the next morning): lowell.k12.ma.us/SummerMeals

I am not a master at online teaching but would like to share a thread of what I'm doing/what students told me they appreciate. I'm doing this in hopes that at least one of these tips helps someone out there and would invite others to share what's working in their class.

This thread is great! Definitely part of my first day plan! @MCCpsychLHS Stephen Gervais Maggie Espinola, PhD

#UDL Feeling like it is a real challenge now to engage all remote learners with rigorous, grade level content and to effectively support my teachers in doing this. With Katie Novak hoping to get some ideas

You know you're in Lowell when the visit to Market Basket is the highlight of your weekend. #grandopening #ilovestore1

The best way to prevent students from cheating on online tests is to require them to provide an original thought.

Today's Tip of the Day is making sure students don't dismiss strategies because they don't align to their "learning style." I believe learning styles are imaginary barriers we put on ourselves.

#maskup

The City’s voting rights expert, Dr. Nathaniel Persily, has released a proposed map dividing the City into eight districts, an initial draft of the map that will be adopted in the implementation of Lowell's new election system. View map/learn more: yourlowellyourvote.com

COVID-19 transmission is surging in Lowell and around Massachusetts. There were 109 new cases of COVID-19 reported in the City yesterday, the highest daily total recorded since April. You have the power to stop the spread. Wear a mask #MaskUpLowell

So true.... but #keepsmiling everyone 🤯

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This was referenced in another tweet that I read, and is valuable for EVERYONE to read. Somewhere, you know someone with disease or diagnosis. Remember that. medium.com/@bennessb/dise…

Create engaged students, in math! The brilliant Karen Gartland performs a UDL makeover on an elementary math lesson and shares how to bring your Mathematics practice to the next level. bit.ly/341WKMa

"Experts advise: question while you read. This is probably one of the most important 21st century skills we can teach and learn." Every Student Needs to Know How to Factcheck Frank W. Baker via MiddleWeb middleweb.com/47067/every-st…