Over a four-day span, speakers visited 58 classrooms, impacting more than 1,250 students them during our annual Career Speaker Week in March. 2023

Students speak on their experience in the Lowell High School’s Early College program during a roundtable with Lowell School Committee Members.

Learn about Project LEARN’s work during 2022.

On Nov. 17, six LHS student leaders passionate about IT and computer science were invited to network with local industry professionals and serve as student panelists during the Flip the Script IT Roundtable Discussion at the Youth Innovation Space.

Meet Kenneth Chap. As one of the co-founders of Lowell High's (LHS) newest computer science club, The Programming Initiative (TPI), he has created weekly afterschool curriculum that teaches 90+ students the basics of programming & coding.

Meet Kenneth Chap and Ibraheem Amin, co-founders of Lowell High School’s newest afterschool club, The Programming Initiative.

This month at the Y-Space, we’re hosting a roundtable discussion to bring IT companies, current Lowell High students, and workforce resources together to discuss how we can expand the IT workforce pipeline.

As part of their Loeb Fellowship 50th Reunion weekend in October 2022, a group of 20 Loeb alumni and affiliate came to Project LEARN to unearth new public art projects and initiatives to promote the city’s vitality through ArtUp Lowell.

Lowell’s landscape is about to dramatically change. This month, over just two weeks’ time, eight muralists, from Lowell and around the globe, will produce large-scale works of art in city neighborhoods through the creative placemaking initiative ArtUp Lowell.

Last month, 18 high school students from Lowell and surrounding towns participated in a program that exposed them to real-life simulations in the medical field. The newly launched program was developed from a collaboration between Project LEARN, Inc. and the Harvard Medical School (HMS) MEDscience program.

Two rising seniors at Lowell High School are applying to college with help from Upward Bound, a federally funded program run through a collaboration between the high school and Middlesex Community College.

During the month of August, seven murals will be painted on buildings across Lowell neighborhoods including three in the Downtown area, two in Back Central and one each in The Acre and Pawtucketville.

After a two-year break during the pandemic, Lowell middle school students are back at Idea Camp, a three-week STEAM workshop program hosted by Project Learn Inc. and Lowell Public Schools.

Two hard-working, community-minded students from the Lowell High School Class of 2022 have been awarded full-ride scholarships to UMass Lowell.

Join us on Wednesday, May 11th, for our 3rd annual Learn Today, Lead Tomorrow fundraiser at our new Youth Innovation Space on May 11th at 5:30 pm.

Tickets are available for purchase. Register today using this link.

Project LEARN Inc. celebrates the launch of their new Youth Innovation Space, an after-school college and career readiness programming center in the city’s downtown.

After months of development behind the scenes, we are overjoyed to announce that Project LEARN has a brand-new logo and website!

Two breathtaking new murals by the artists David Zayas and Angurria honor the history and diversity of Lowell.

Learn about Project LEARN’s work during 2021.

Lowell High School students had the chance to learn from local entrepreneurs recently on an Entrepreneurship Day field trip to UMass Lowell’s Rist DifferenceMaker Institute.