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text[1] = "Lowell High School has used the modular schedule since 1969.";
text[2] = "Lowell's 2nd floor science wing was originally intended to hold shop classes.";
text[3] = "Lowell High School's rigorous academic admissions policies have been at the center of public debate since the mid sixties.";
text[4] = "Recent Lowell Graduates can be found at over 186 Colleges and Universities around the world.";
text[5] = "In 1943, after students raised $300,000 for the war effort, a new B-17 Flying Fortress was launched with the words 'THE LOWELL' written on its side.";
text[6] = "Lowell is one of only 31 schools to have been named three times as a National Blue Ribbon School.";
text[7] = "99% of Lowell students enrolled in college following graduation. 46% went to a UC campus, and 15% went to a CSU campus.";
text[8] = "The student body is 55% Chinese; 17% Non-Hispanic Whites; 5% Filipino; 4% Hispanic; 2% African-American; 2% Korean; 1% Japanese; 12% Other Non-White; 2% Decline to State.";
text[9] = "In 1962, the nature of Lowell's academic philosophies were discussed and debated in Time Magazine.";
text[10] = "An attempt to convert Lowell into a district school was defeated in 1961. Lowell's academic all-city status was later upheld in Federal Court.";
text[11] = "Lowell has undergone four name changes. Union Grammar School (1856), San Francisco High School (1858), Boys High School (1864), and Lowell High School (1894)";
text[12] = "In 1962, the San Francisco School Board voted 6 to 1 to maintain Lowell in its new building as a strictly academic, non-districted high school.";
text[13] = "From 1962 until the mid 1970's, Lowell was once a three-year High School, having temporarily lost its ninth grade.";
text[14] = "In 1986, the University of California at Berkeley hosted a Lowell Day in recognition of the long partnership between the two schools.";
text[15] = "Fifty thousand people attended the 1928 Turkey Day game between Lowell and Polytechnic at Kezar Stadium.  (Lowell won 8-6)";
text[16] = "Lowell currently occupies the site of the once proposed Southwest High School.";
text[17] = "There are currently 2576 students on the Lowell campus with a 97.6% daily attendance rate.";
text[18] = "In 2002, Lowell was ranked 6th nationally in total AP exams given when 954 students took 2,021 exams.";
text[19] = "There are currently 243 computers on the Lowell campus located inside 95 internet enabled classrooms.";
text[20] = "25% of the student body comes from socioeconomically disadvantaged homes and are eligible for either free or reduced lunch benefits.";
text[21] = "Approximately forty percent of students live in homes where English is not the primary spoken language.";
text[22] = "Lowell remains the single largest feeder school to the University of California system. Forty six percent of the class of 2002 are headed to a UC campus";
text[23] = "A record 719 students each received a $1,000 Governor's Scholarship that can be applied towards their college education.";
text[24] = "The student paper, The Lowell, has been ranked among the top ten student newspapers in America by the National Scholastic Press Association.";
text[25] = "Seventy-one members of Lowell's Symphonic Band performed to a standing ovation at Carnegie Hall in 2001.";
text[26] = "Lowell's current 'three bands' admissions policy has increased the number of acceptance offers extended to African American and Latino students.";
text[27] = "Girls outnumber boys at Lowell by the ratio of 13 to 10 (56.7% girls and 43.3% boys)";
text[28] = "This semester, Lowell is offering 15 honors courses (with a total of 53 sections) and 22 Advanced Placement courses (with a total of 71 sections)";
text[29] = "Honors and advanced placement classes have been offered at Lowell since 1961.";
text[30] = "Having survived the 1906 earthquake, the old Lowell site on Sutter Street was temporarily used as a police station, courthouse, and jail.";
text[31] = "Lowell ranked first in the bay area and second in the state based on the Academic Performance Index.";
text[32] = "Lowell is undefeated in the annual SF Academic Decathalon since its inception in 1988.";
text[33] = "Lowell has the oldest Forensic Society training programs in the United States.";
text[34] = "Fifteen percent of the graduating senior class of 2003 earned a weighted GPA above 4.00";
text[35] = "The average SAT score among Lowell's senior class was 1236.  (593 Verbal and 643 Math)";
text[36] = "There are more than 60 different clubs and student organizations on the Lowell campus.";
text[37] = "As of 2003, Lowell High School no longer ranks its students by grade point average.";

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