To contact faculty who teach Social Studies courses at LHS, please click on their picture below.
Many teachers use Google Classroom as their primary web interface with students. Please check with your student(s) to see if this is the case in their classes. Google Classroom is a way to retrieve assignments and course material when a student is unable to be in class. Some teachers have secondary websites outside of Google Classroom. These are indicated in the list below the faculty portraits.
Department grading guides are here.
LHS also uses Aspen Portal for viewing students’ grades and attendance. Information about Aspen Portal is here.
The current faculty teaching Social Studies Department courses is below. You can click a picture for an e-mail link to that teacher. The classes that our faculty teach are in a list below these portraits.
Many teachers use Google Classroom as their primary web interface with students. Please check with your student(s) to see if this is the case in their classes. Google Classroom is a way to retrieve assignments and course material when a student is unable to be in class. Some teachers have secondary websites outside of Google Classroom. These are indicated in the list below the faculty portraits.
Department grading guides are here.
LHS also uses Aspen Portal for viewing students’ grades and attendance. Information about Aspen Portal is here.
The current faculty teaching Social Studies Department courses is below. You can click a picture for an e-mail link to that teacher. The classes that our faculty teach are in a list below these portraits.
Robert DeLossa (Department Chair; Teacher Center): 978-446-7335
AP = Advanced Placement
EC = Early College (Courses co-enrolled with Middlesex Community College)
EL = English Language Learners
OL = Online
LL = Latin Lyceum
A Course Syllabus includes course description, classroom expectations, and grading policy.
- Psychology, Intro to Political Science; [email protected]
- The Cold War and Global War on Terror; Essential Skills for/Topics in US History 1, 2: [email protected]
- Intro to Sociology; EC Sociology: [email protected]
- Intro to Psychology, EC Psychology; [email protected] - strategies for AP success; AP Psychology Syllabus
- Essentials for/Topics in US History; Survey of US History; America and the World Wars; [email protected]
- Survey of US History; AP European History (LL); AP US History 2: [email protected] websites: http://apushistorycolloca.weebly.com/ • http://apeurohistorycolloca.weebly.com/
- Essential Skills for/Topics in US History; Cambodia (Culture and Conflict); American Civics: [email protected] - Course Syllabus
- Essential Skills for/Topics in US History; Survey of US History; US History 1 (EL): [email protected]
- Essentials for/Topics in World History; Survey of World History; Freshman Seminar: [email protected]
- The Civil War; Topics in US History 2, American Civics: [email protected]
- Essentials for/Topics in World History; Survey of World History; Freshman Seminar: [email protected]
- America through Our Eyes; Mock Trial and Model UN Faculty Advisor: [email protected]
- Essentials for/Topics in US History; Survey of US History, AP US History 2: [email protected]
- Topics in US History 2; American Civics; Education in America: [email protected]
- Essentials for/Topics in World History; Honors Survey of World History; Freshman Seminar: [email protected]
- Essentials for/Topics in US History; American Civics; AP US History 1: [email protected]
- Intro to Economics & Finance; Essentials for/Topics in US History; Survey of US History: [email protected]
- American Civics; Civil Rights and Jim Crow; Essentials for/Topics in US History: [email protected]
- Essentials for/Topics in World History; High Honors Survey of World History; Freshman Seminar: [email protected]
- Intro to Social Studies (EL); [email protected]
- American Civics; Essentials for/Topics in US History; AP U.S. Government and Politics; [email protected]
- Seminar on American Diversity: [email protected]
- Essentials for/Topics in US History; American Civics; AP US History 1 (LL): [email protected]
- Essentials for/Topics in World History; High Honors Survey of World History; Freshman Seminar: [email protected]
- Philosophy and American Popular Culture; American Civics; Essentials of/Topics in US History; Survey of US History: [email protected]
- Essential Skills for/Topics in World History; Survey of World History; Freshman Seminar: [email protected]
- Essentials for/Topics in US History; Survey of US History; Intro to Psychology: [email protected]
- High Honors Survey of World History (LL); AP US History 1; AP Psychology: [email protected]
- Lowell: Immigration and Industrialization; American Civics; The Cold War and Global War on Terror: [email protected]
- Essentials for/Topics in World History; High Honors Survey of World History; Freshman Seminar: [email protected]
AP = Advanced Placement
EC = Early College (Courses co-enrolled with Middlesex Community College)
EL = English Language Learners
OL = Online
LL = Latin Lyceum
A Course Syllabus includes course description, classroom expectations, and grading policy.