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This Week at Windsor...

#WEAREWINDSOR

This Week atWindsor...#WEAREWINDSOR
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August, 25th 2023

Windsor Families,


Our first full week of school was great! It has been so wonderful getting to know your children, Mrs. Soprano and I have had the opportunity to go into most of the classrooms and read a few stories, this is one of our favorite things to do each year!



Please read, extremely important information regarding arrival/dismissal-

- In the mornings, we are seeing a large number of cars parking on Windsor Drive. You need to park beyond Windsor's property which includes the green space behind the school and walk to the student entrances. Staff will ask you to move your car if you are parked along school property. We need to keep the car line moving in the morning to ensure all students arrive on time and safely.

- When the weather is bad or the temperature changes, we will see an increase in the amount families driving to drop off their children.

- If you are looking for more information about what morning drop and go should look like, please check out the video below.


We greatly appreciate your cooperation with all of the above important procedures.


Have a wonderful wildcat weekend,


Mrs. Anastacio and Mrs. Soprano

Important upcoming events:



Tuesday, September 6th- PTA Meeting -- 7:00PM Windsor LMC

Absences/Tardies:

If your child will be absent or tardy, please call the main line and listen for the prompts, 847-398-4297. You can also complete this online form: CLICK HERE TO REPORT AN ABSENCE ONLINE. While you may also email the teacher, there are times that the teacher will not read email prior to school starting. Please always leave a message first. We cannot stress this enough. Please also make every effort for your child to arrive at school on time. Missing the beginning of the school day often has a negative impact on students for the rest of the day. Please contact the office if your child will be tardy or needs to leave early.


Student Health: If your child has tested positive for COVID-19, you can notify the school nurse for guidance regarding how many days it is recommended to stay home (5 days with day 0 as onset of symptoms or test day if asymptomatic) per Illinois Department of Public Health.

Drop off and Go