Week at Windsor 10.27.19
Looking back and ahead at Windsor news and happenings...
Dear Windsor Families,
Here is our Week at Windsor. This is the last October edition. November will soon be here!
Parent-Teacher Conferences
We enjoyed seeing so many of you on Thursday and Friday for conferences. We value this time as we partner in your child's academic, social, and emotional growth and development. Many thanks to our Windsor PTA and different parent/guardian volunteers for the delicious and generous conference night dinner and homemade goodies for teachers. It was a wonderful treat and break in the evening!
Lost and Found
We have a blue cabinet in our main commons area which serves as Windsor's Lost and Found. We set out tables with all lost and found items during the two conference days for families to visit. We will be bagging these items and getting them ready for donation on Wednesday, so please feel free to stop by during 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM, if you did not have a chance to visit.
Halloween Planning
Halloween is this Thursday. We have sent out the following information for families. Unfortunately, early forecasts show that we will need to think about indoor plans, should the weather be rainy (or even snowy). We are still holding out hope, but we will send out specifics closer to Halloween day!
We are looking forward to a fun and festive week ahead!
Warmest regards,
Piper Boston, Principal @PrincipalBoston
Lindsay Anastacio, Assistant Principal @lindzana
Halloween Reminders
Don't forget to fill out this planning/permission form by 10:00 AM Monday, October 28th!
We need all families to tell us their plans for Halloween day.
Halloween Food Service Menu: The lunch options for students eating at school this day will be Cereal/Yogurt or Pizza Kit, as well as a selection of fruit and veggies.
School Appropriate Costumes: We want Halloween to be fun for all of those celebrating and ask that costumes portray non-violent characters. Please select costumes that avoid pretend sharp objects, weapons, blood, gore, mature content, etc. Costumes that may be appropriate for older children or adults may frighten younger children. All grades 1-5 students should come to school dressed in their normal attire on Halloween. Students staying at school for lunch will have time to dress, though, they cannot bring hair or make-up products.
Windsor and AHSD25 on Twitter
@ahsd25 (Click Link) Features Windsor and other District 25 school happenings!
Thank You, Windsor PTA
Wildcat Spirit Fridays
Fridays are an invitation for children to show their Wildcat spirit by wearing spirit wear or blue and gold. We take pride in our school!
Pictures Went Home
Windsor's Picture Retake Day is November 6th. If children wish to have pictures retaken, they need to bring their pictures with them on this day. If children were absent on the original school picture day, they can take their photos on this day. Order forms should be completed in advance.
Contact Inter-State directly via the “contact us” link in their email w/ questions or reach out to Katy Wendt at kmiller24@gmail.com.
Windsor PTA
- The Kindergarten Activity Night was a great success. Many thanks to all the parents who helped to run the event and those in attendance!
- The Windsor PTA's Veteran's Day Breakfast has reached capacity and a waitlist started on Friday (10/11). Emails were sent home confirming attendees. Those on the waitlist will be notified.
- Information has gone home regarding PTA's First Grade Activity Night.
- Check out the Windsor PTA website link for more information and updates!
Coffee and Conversation with the Principal
During these opening days/months of school, I have prioritized getting to know staff, students, and the in's and out's of Windsor Elementary School. I haven't even begun to know everyone or everything...YET! Still, I have enjoyed the journey and continue to feel so fortunate to work each day with this fantastic team of educators and your amazing children.
At Curriculum Night, I shared a desire to set up a series of Principal Coffees and Conversation dates/times with parents/guardians. These first meetings are meant to help interested parents get to know me better and to help me get to know/hear from all of you. Below are three offerings for the month of November. Please only RSVP for one, as they will all be similar in format, and I would like to keep sizes conducive to conversation.
- Tuesday 11.5.19 Coffee #1 at 2:45 PM
- Thursday 11.14.19 Coffee #2 at 6:30 PM
- Tuesday 11.19.19 Coffee #3 at 9:15 AM
Coffee and Conversation with the Principal #1 (Choose one of the November dates if interested.)
These first meetings are meant to help interested parents get to know me better and to help me get to know/hear from all of you. This is one of three offerings for the month of November. Please only RSVP here for one, as they will all be similar in format and I would like to keep sizes conducive to conversation.
Tuesday, Nov 5, 2019, 02:45 PM
Windsor Commons
RSVPs are enabled for this event.
Coffee and Conversation with the Principal #2 (Choose one of the November dates to attend if interested.)
These first meetings are meant to help interested parents get to know me better and to help me get to know/hear from all of you. This is one of three offerings for the month of November. Please only RSVP here for one, as they will all be similar in format and I would like to keep sizes conducive to conversation.
Thursday, Nov 14, 2019, 06:30 PM
Windsor LMC
RSVPs are enabled for this event.
Coffee and Conversation with the Principal #3 (Choose one of the November dates to attend if interested.)
These first meetings are meant to help interested parents get to know me better and to help me get to know/hear from all of you. This is one of three offerings for the month of November. Please only RSVP here for one, as they will all be similar in format and I would like to keep sizes conducive to conversation.
Monday, Nov 18, 2019, 09:15 AM
Windsor Commons
RSVPs are enabled for this event.
Fifth Grade Robert Crown Parent Night 2019
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.