We enjoyed a day of wholesome fun at our 2021 Fall Fest. Pumpkin carving was a big hit and team-building games were a lot of fun. A traditional mummy wrap challenge morphed as four people were wrapped simultaneously around a pole by a bunch of their eager peers. Corn hole and minute-to-win-it games were very popular throughout the day but the human hungry hungry hippo game stole the show and gave us quite a bit to laugh about. We were thankful to have beautiful weather for this special event.
Ghosts, ghouls, superheroes, and the Golden Girls were just a few of the great costumes this year. We celebrated with a parade and our trick-or-treaters couldn’t wait to fill their bags. It was exciting to see everyone dress up and enjoy the festivities.
Windsor held a Breast Cancer Awareness campaign to honor everyone who has been impacted by this disease. We proudly wore pink and sold ribbons in support of The Collins Pavilion, located in Pompton Plains, New Jersey. This facility is home to outpatient breast health, cancer care, and pediatric services. Thanks to everyone for your support!
We were happy to bring the Scholastic Book Fair back to Windsor this year. Students and staff were excited to see books written by their favorite authors as well as many new titles. Wish lists filled up fast as students browsed through the great variety of beautifully illustrated books.
Our fall fest days were incredible! Fresh air and fun activities left everyone feeling good. The weather was perfect for crafts, games, pumpkin painting, and more. It was nice to see everyone playing together and enjoying themselves.
Mark Farrell, a NYC radio host and on-camera personality delivered a passionate presentation for us during the Week of Respect. Mark’s unique life experiences & visual disability have driven him to address audiences on adversity and other critical issues. He is committed to helping people navigate life and its many unexpected twists and turns, positively challenging audiences to overcome personal and physical obstacles.
Windsor is joining schools across the nation during the Week of Respect to focus on the prevention of harassment, intimidation, and bullying. Our students will learn the importance of celebrating differences and accepting everyone for who they are. These superheroes are taking a stand against bullying!
Career exploration is a very important part of the Windsor School program. A representative from Lincoln Technical Institute recently spoke to some of our upperclassmen about the many options and scholarships that are available to them. We like to think that the possibilities are endless for all of our students.
September is a time to meet new people, catch up with old friends, and discover ways to grow. It’s great to see everyone back at school and ready to learn. We are looking forward to inspiring each other and creating some wonderful memories at Windsor School in 2021-2022!
We are so excited about beginning the new school year! Positive energy and upbeat attitudes are essential as we embark on 2021-2022 here at Windsor. Our hope is that it will be an amazing year filled with new experiences and adventures!
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