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Lowell School Committee approves Liam Skinner contract - Vimarsana News

Lowell School Committee approves Liam Skinner contract

LOWELL — Taking a page out of the City Council’s agenda playbook, the new School Committee filed a record 14 motions during its Wednesday night meeting. But first, it voted to approve Superintendent of Schools Liam Skinner’s three-year, $230,000 yearly contract that runs through June 2027.

Interim no more: Liam Skinner named superintendent of Lowell Public Schools - Vimarsana News

Interim no more: Liam Skinner named superintendent of Lowell Public Schools

LOWELL — A 4-3 vote of the School Committee Wednesday night removed the interim from Liam Skinner’s job title to name him the district’s next superintendent of schools.

Unpaid vendor bills ring in Lowell School Committee's new year - Vimarsana News

Unpaid vendor bills ring in Lowell School Committee's new year

LOWELL — Old and recurring accounting problems opened the new year as Lowell Public Schools Chief Financial Officer Billie Jo Turner presented the newly inaugurated School Committee with an almost 100-page packet of more than $400,000 of so-called bad bills.

Lowell School Committee sworn in for new term - Vimarsana News

Lowell School Committee sworn in for new term

The newest term of the Lowell School Committee is underway as the committee’s new lineup was inaugurated Tuesday afternoon in the City Council chambers.

Hiccups in $381 million Lowell High rebuild - Vimarsana News

Hiccups in $381 million Lowell High rebuild

LOWELL — Wonky bleachers, a ripped floor and insufficient track and field spectator space in the new Riddick Athletic Center were some of the issues discussed during the Dec. 21 meeting of the School Building Committee.