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Ms. Vicky Lowe

Ms. Vicky Lowe is the Spanish Teacher for 4th -8th grades at The Madeleine Choir School. She leads the Heritage Spanish Program at MCS, she is the Art teacher for Kindergarten and first grade, and is a member of our school’s Diversity, Inclusion and Equity committee. 

 

Ms. Lowe started teaching at MCS in 2012. She started her teaching career as a preschool and kindergarten Immersion Spanish teacher. She also has experience in Dual Immersion classrooms. Ms. Lowe received her Bachelor’s degree from the University of Utah in Spanish Teaching with a Minor in Latin American Studies and her Master's Degree in Advanced Studies of Hispanic and Latin American Literature from the University of Barcelona.

 

Ms. Lowe is originally from Chiapas, Mexico. She enjoys visiting her family in Chiapas. Every time she goes to Mexico Ms. Lowe loves to spend time in the jungle, going to different natural wonders, enjoying the rain, food, colors and flavors of her homeland. She enjoys reading historical fiction, short stories, poetry, and picture books. Ms. Lowe is also an artist, she enjoys using oil paints as her medium, and creating collages with handmade recycled paper.

 

Ms. Lowe hopes to be remembered by her beautiful art, and if she had a personal Motto, it would be: “To Live in the present moment.”

 

Ms. Vicky Lowe, Foreign Language and Art faculty member, creates cultural responsive education for students through her art and community projects.

 
Teaching Artist in Residence, Ms. Lowe participated in roughly forty different community projects and collaborations for the purpose of building, strengthening, and connecting our migrant, diasporic, Indigenous and Latin American communities locally, nationally, and internationally.Screenshot 2024-07-16 at 4.51.34 PM.png

 

MCS is very fortunate to have Ms. Vicky Lowe serving on our Foreign Language and Art faculty. Her artwork, grounded in the expression of her Latin American cultural heritage has been a source of remarkable beauty and encounter with many other artists in our community and further afield. In her role as Teaching Artist in Residence, this year she participated in roughly forty different community projects and collaborations which had the purpose of building, strengthening and connecting our migrant, diasporic, Indigenous and Latin American communities locally, nationally,and internationally. Some of the projects included: "Born from Corn"- a collaborative educational effort with Artes de Mexico en Utah, service as an artist and panelist for Corazón Migrante, and an Arts Collective exhibit which toured the US and had its final closing exhibit in Mexico City. We are deeply grateful to have Ms. Lowe working, painting, teaching and leading in our learning community!

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