Lowell High School is home to the Red Arrows and is proud to offer a diverse range of athletics, extracurricular activities and a world-class curriculum. The Red Arrows mascot was officially adopted in 1947 to honor the 32nd Division of the U.S. Army with the same nickname. This Kent County public high school supports a large student population and ranks highly in academic achievement.
Students from ninth through 12th grade can participate in 27 varsity athletic programs. Lowell High student-athletes have recently won state championships and been honored with awards in wrestling, volleyball and equestrian competitions. Other extracurricular opportunities, such as band, choir and theater, give students a creative outlet where they can nurture a passion for performing arts. Robotics club, student council, National Honor Society and a board game club are just a few of the varied extracurriculars that enrich student life at Lowell High.
An Agri-Science Vocational Education program and advanced placement courses help prepare students for college. These programs are offered as part of a competitive trimester curriculum schedule. Welcoming teachers and a supportive community help inspire local high school students to remain “Red Arrows for life.”
Lowell Senior High School
Public High School
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Grade 9-12
11700 Vergennes St,
Lowell, MI
Lowell Area Schools
School Details
Head of School
Mr. Stephen Gough
Student Teacher Ratio
19:1
Average SAT Score
1200
Average ACT Score
28
Math Proficiency
53%
Reading Proficiency
70%
Average GPA
3.55
Graduation Rate
95%
Niche Grade
A-
B
B-
B-
B-
B
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B
Source: Niche
Niche Grade Details
Academics
Average GPA
3.55
Reading Proficiency
70%
Math Proficiency
53%
Teachers
Student Teacher Ratio
19:1
Teachers
57
Full Time Teachers
57
Teachers in First or Second Year
1.7%
College Prep
Average SAT
1200
Math
600
Verbal
600
Average ACT
28
Math
27
English
30
Reading
29
Science
27
Number of AP Courses
12
AP Pass Rate
91.2%
AP Math Enrollment
High
AP Science Enrollment
High
Other AP Enrollment
Very High
Clubs and Activities
Girls Athletic Participation
High
Boys Athletic Participation
High
GreatSchools Rating
7
Source: GreatSchools
GreatSchools Rating Details
Teachers and Staff
Students Per Counselor
283:1
Student Diversity
Male
52%
Female
48%
White
90.3%
Hispanic
5%
Two or more races
2.6%
Asian or Pacific Islander
1.1%
Black
<1%
Native American
<1%
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Specialty School Programs
AP Programs Offered
IB Programs Offered
Free/Reduced Lunch Offered
Athletics Program
Colleges Students are Considering
Students are most interested in or go on to attend these colleges.
Michigan State University
266 Students
Grand Valley State University
229 Students
Grand Rapids Community College
152 Students
Ferris State University
151 Students
Central Michigan University
129 Students
University of Michigan - Ann Arbor
127 Students
Western Michigan University
122 Students
Northern Michigan University
60 Students
Michigan Technological University
48 Students
Davenport University
46 Students
What Students Want to Study
Niche users from this school are most interested in the following majors.
Business
84 Students
Nursing
62 Students
Psychology
54 Students
Biology
49 Students
Pre-Medicine Studies
30 Students
Computer Science
28 Students
Political Science and Government
27 Students
Marketing
24 Students
Biochemistry and Molecular Biology
22 Students
Pre-Law Studies
20 Students
This School’s Reviews
Niche Reviews
5/11/2023
It is a very rural area with sort of a close minded atmosphere. This has recently been changing and becoming more accepting.
2/17/2023
I liked the teachers at LHS. They are willing to go the extra mile to make sure I (and my classmates) understand the material. It is fun to go to school to see them and it makes me feel good to make my teachers proud. I have had some of my teachers more than one year of my high school career. They are the kind of people I think I will keep in touch with after I graduate. I wish I had known more about AP classes at a younger age. I did not start taking AP classes until my senior year. And I feel like that put me at a disadvantage. My class advisor/counselor did not seem to take a genuine interest in me or my interests. I did take a college class during my junior year at our local community college. This was at the urging of one of my teachers, but I feel like, again, this should have been the interest or urging of my counselor. The college class was tough, but I am thankful to my teacher for encouraging me to take it.
1/4/2023
At Lowell the environment is so welcoming to new people that choose to go there, and coming from an athlete myself I feel that the athletics do a very good job setting you up for success. I personally wouldn't change a thing
GreatSchools Reviews
12/12/2024
it really sucks here would not recommend, i’m a junior rn and it’s awful lowkey
10/25/2017
I graduated years ago and have graduated 2 children from LHS and about to graduate a 3rd. As with all things, their are good and bad. For me, the good outweighs the bad. And as in life, one needs to apply themselves to maximize your experience. Sports - good and bad. We prefer travel. A lot of stude...
7/28/2016
I didn't learn anything. They just went over stuff super fast- made us memorize. Took test. Then forgot about it. NO HANDS ON LEARNING. NO PROJECTS. NO FUN. Felt like a waste of time. Glad I am moving.
3/21/2016
The football program has ruined Lowell as a town and school. Knoll Dean is responsible for this terrible turn. The athlete's are treated as god's and forget the others. The Deans need to leave Lowell for good
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Map
Attendance Zone
About Vergennes Township
List Price Range
$116K - $1.4M
Homes For Sale
8
Average Home Value
$519,084
Median Lot Size
27,007 Sq Ft
% Renters
9%
Household Income
$121,646
% of College Grads
43.6%
Median Age
40
Average House Size
2,171 Sq Ft
% Commercial Property
1.0%
Homes for Sale
Homes for Rent
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$1,795 - $2,295 per month
- The Townhomes at Two Rivers
- 1-3 Beds
- 1-2 Baths
- 1,030+ Sq Ft
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- Lowell, MI
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$995 - $1,150 per month
- Birchwood Garden Apartments
- 1-2 Beds
- 1 Bath
- 800+ Sq Ft
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