Our 7th and 8th graders enjoyed an afternoon filled with opportunities to socialize. They danced, played games, ate tasty food, and won prizes at this special annual event. It was great to see students requesting songs from the DJ and enjoying each other’s company.
This year, we hosted an Educational Fair which encompassed all areas of the school curriculum. Staff and students from Windsor Learning Center and Windsor School worked collaboratively to produce interesting exhibits for this special event. Our hallways and gymnasium were adorned with beautiful displays that represented a wide array of topics. The interactive nature of each area provided visitors with many hands-on experiences as they toured the Windsor Museum. We were very excited to see so many parents and their feedback was incredible.
Our annual spring family fun night was action packed. Volleyball, rock wall climbing, bey blades, board games, and galaxy painting were just a few of the options. It was a great opportunity for families to gather for an evening of pure and simple fun.
Our second awards assembly of the year was wonderful. It always nice to recognize the incredible efforts of our students. Congratulations to all of the award recipients!
In keeping with tradition, our high school students wrote and performed their own drama production this year. This original play was called “Choices” and it revolved around some difficult situations that students often encounter in high school. We are very proud of this endeavor which takes time and dedication. Congratulations to everyone who helped to make it a success!
We recently joined 17 other schools at the “Voices in Harmony” concert held at the Bergen PAC in Englewood, NJ. This special celebration of life and music gave students the opportunity to display their many talents for a huge audience. We are so proud of our students and the music teachers who made it all possible.
After many weeks of rehearsals, Shrek, Fiona, Donkey, and their friends brought Shrek the Musical, Jr. to life. The colorful cast of characters brought us on a wonderful journey through the swamp that filled the theater with laughter and applause. We are so proud of everyone who contributed to making this such a memorable performance.
With graduation only a few months away, our seniors have begun visiting local colleges. This experience is a very important part of the final year of high school and we want everyone to be aware of the exciting options that lie ahead. Our transition team works hard to ensure that students will feel prepared as they reach this special milestone in their lives.
Today, we joined in the excitement of Read Across America, a nationwide celebration that honors Dr. Seuss’s birthday. Younger and older classes were paired together to participate in a wide array of fun activities. Among other things, they enjoyed reading to one another and playing Seuss bingo.
Gray skies, cold temperatures, and falling snow can sometimes make us feel lonely and bored. Playing games, sharing stories, and making crafts together with friends is always a great way to beat the winter blues. We have been visiting this local senior day center for several years now and it’s a place where we feel safe, welcome, and happy to be there.
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