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This web page lowellmiddlestaff.blogspot.com states the following, "Lowell Middle School Staff News and Notes." We saw that the webpage said " Check in for News and Notes." It also said " Monday, April 2, 2018. We hope your spring break was relaxing and rejuvenating! As we embark upon the last 8 weeks of this school year, we will continue to help cultivate purpose for our work. At the center of our purpose is always students. We dont get burned out because of what we do. We get burned out because we forget why we do it. Remember your WHY this week. - Jon Gordon, Author of The Energy Bus."SEEK SIMILAR DOMAINS
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The Lowell mill girls were a revolutionary form of labor in America, and when they left their families to work at the mills, they created a great sense of community which helped them when they went on strike as a reaction to earning low wages and working long hours.