Week at Windsor 4.26.20
Looking back and ahead at Windsor news and happenings...
Dear Windsor Families,
We hope this message finds you well. The Sunday sunshine was a welcomed addition to the weekend!
We sent this week's Windsor Remote Learning Plans via email Sunday evening.
During the upcoming days/weeks we will be working on the following to share with families:
- Alternative Virtual 20-21 Kindergarten Orientation for Incoming Families,
- Student Materials Pick Up Plans,
- Windsor 5th to 6th Grade Transition Activities (w/South and Thomas Middle School Staff/Administration),
- Alternative Virtual 5th Grade Celebration Activities and Events,
- 20-21 Windsor Registration for All Families,
- And, more all school activities to keep us connected!
This is just to name a few key projects and focus areas, as spring is always a busy time, when we are wrapping up this school year and looking ahead to next year. More to come.
Wishing you all the best.
Piper Boston, Principal @PrincipalBoston
Lindsay Anastacio, Assistant Principal @lindzana
COVI19 Communications
Check out our Windsor Twitter page for different insights into our school days!
Our Twitter page provides lots of great highlights into each school day and week at Windsor!
Free Masks
Mrs. Angelus, one of our Windsor teachers and Sewing Club sponsor, has been helping to coordinate the making of masks during this time of school closing.
The Windsor Sewing Club sponsors are sewing face masks and donating them to anyone that needs one. We will put these in the Little Free Library on Wednesday of each week. Please only take what you need. There are adult and child sizes. If anyone else would like to donate masks, please feel free to do so! There are many different YouTube videos on how to make them. We also are in need of more elastic, so if anyone has some sitting at home please feel free to donate it. That way we can make more masks for the community. Thanks so much for your support! langelus@sd25.org
Happy Administrative Professionals Day
This week we celebrated our wonderful Windsor administrative professionals for all that they do to support our entire school community.
PTA Green Team
440 E Rand Rd Arlington Heights, IL
122 N Vail Arlington Heights, IL
802 E Northwest Hwy Arlington Heights, IL
333 E Euclid Mount Prospect, IL
Field Trip Return Monies
Arlington Heights School District 25 Food Service Program
PLEASE CALL OR COME BY AS NEEDED. Additions are being made each week.
MEAL DISTRIBUTION DETAILS
Day: Every Wednesday
Time: 1:30 pm and 3:30 pm
Where: South Middle School (400 S. Highland Avenue)
Thomas Middle School (1430 N. Belmont Avenue)
Who: Any family with a student 18 years or younger is eligible to come pick up meals.
District 25 COVID-19 Resources Page
https://www.sd25.org/Page/1478
As the Illinois stay at home and school closing order came through on Friday, we just want to highlight the above page once more for families. It contains a number of different local and state resources.
Additionally, the Illinois Department of Human Services launched a free emotional support text line for Illinoisans experiencing stress related to COVID-19: Call4Calm. This isn’t a crisis hotline, but a source of support. If you want to speak to a counselor, text TALK to 552020, or HABLAR for Spanish speakers.
You can also access a wider array of supports using the same number on your mobile phone. Text 552020 with keywords such as “unemployment” or “food” or “shelter” to receive information to help you navigate getting assistance.
Remote Learning Pages
Here is the Windsor Remote Learning Plans for this coming week. You will also always find this link on our main website under Families and Windsor Remote Learning.
School Event Cancelations
Keep Calm and Go Outside T-Shirts
D25 families are invited to support the Arlington Heights Council of PTAs Scholarship Fund by purchasing a Keep Calm and Go Outside T-shirt (Winning Design by Sofia Fraser-2nd grader at Dryden Elementary). Now more than ever we can all use the reminder to Keep Calm and Go Outside! Profits from t-shirt sales will go toward the 2021 D25 Scholarship Fund that benefits current D25 students as well as graduating high school seniors. T-shirts will be shipped to Scholarship Coordinator and distributed in May. May is Mental Healthy Awareness Month. Watch for future notifications on sharing how you Keep Calm and Go Outside!
BUY NOW: https://ah25keepcalm.itemorder.com/sale
Extraordinary Staff Recognition
District 25 Parent-Student Handbook
Wildcat Way and Mission
We value our Windsor community that is strengthened by diversity, inclusion, and a growth mindset.
- We believe in a kind, safe and responsible community because our students are important.
- We believe in designing lessons that promote inquiry, academic risk taking, and flexible thinking.
- We believe in supporting cultural, emotional, social, and academic diversity.
- We believe in working collaboratively as a school community for continuous improvement in a trusting environment.