Body Overview
- Government Level: Municipal
- Jurisdiction: City of Lowell
- Status: Current
- Authorized Seats: 6
- Current Vacancies: 0
Current Members
| Seat | Member | Selection | Service | Party | Role |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| At Large | Danielle Marie McFadden | Elected | January 5th, 2026 — January 3rd, 2028 | Not Verified | — |
| At Large | Connie A. Martin | Elected | January 5th, 2026 — January 3rd, 2028 | Not Verified | — |
| District 1 | Fred W. Bahou | Elected | January 5th, 2026 — January 3rd, 2028 | Not Verified | — |
| District 2 | Eileen P. DelRossi | Elected | January 5th, 2026 — January 3rd, 2028 | Not Verified | — |
| District 3 | David Joseph Conway | Elected | January 5th, 2026 — January 3rd, 2028 | Not Verified | Vice Chair |
| District 4 | Dominik Hok Lay | Elected | January 5th, 2026 — January 3rd, 2028 | Not Verified | — |
Presiding Officers
- Mayor of Lowell: Erik Robert Gitschier — Ex Officio; Service: January 5th, 2026 — Present; Party: Not Verified; Chairman; Massachusetts General Laws, Chapter 43, Section 100 gives the Mayor the same vote as other School Committee members.
Official Resources
Sources and Verification
Last Verified: August 22, 2026
- Acts of 2020, Chapter 225 — Administrative Record (Checked August 21, 2026)
- Massachusetts General Laws, Chapter 43, Section 100 — Administrative Record (Checked August 21, 2026)
- Lowell 2026–2027 School Committee — Official Government (Checked August 21, 2026)
- November 4, 2025 City of Lowell Election Official Results — Administrative Record (Checked August 21, 2026)
- Lowell School Committee January 5, 2026 organization minutes — Administrative Record (Checked August 21, 2026)
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