It was so nice to bring back our Thanksgiving luncheon this year! This annual tradition brings us together and is always a great kickoff to the holiday season. The warm apple pies made by our students were an excellent addition to the menu.
A Student vs. Staff volleyball game was a great way for our high school to celebrate Halloween. Whether they played in the game or cheered from the sidelines, everyone seemed to have a nice time. Some students showed us their artistic side by painting pumpkins this week. It’s always fun to see what makes people happy.
Windsor held a Breast Cancer Awareness campaign to honor everyone who has been impacted by this terrible 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!
Windsor joined other NJ schools this week in an effort to raise awareness about bullying. Students created buddy benches, collaborated together on meaningful projects, and learned about the importance of respect. We enjoyed fun spirit days and had opportunities to make some new friends.
Li Liu’s beautiful smile and story of determination immediately caught our attention. She started training to be an acrobat at only six years old and went on to perform around the world. We were mesmerized by her strength and many special talents.
Windsor School held its first prom this year! It was an incredible night full of music, dance, and memories that will remain forever in our hearts. We look forward to many more in years to come.
John Pizzi recently entertained us with a unique combination of comedy, magic, and ventriloquism. It was nice to take a break and enjoy this interactive show.
We are so proud of the Windsor School drama department! You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown warmed the hearts of everyone who saw it. Charlie and his gang showed us that trying your best and making the most out of what you’ve been given is what matters in life. Congratulations to the cast and crew who certainly hit this one out of the park!
Dazzling Dave, a former teacher and Guinness World Book record holder visits Windsor for the first time! He taught us cool physics lessons while demonstrating some truly fascinating tricks with many different types of yo-yos. Students had a chance to show us their hand-eye coordination, throwing and catching skills, and balance as they learned how to yo-yo. Everyone watched with great anticipation as the yo-yo guru attempted to knock a poker chip off of the ears of volunteers.
It was a day to take a break, socialize, and have some fun. Everyone seemed to find ways to relax and enjoy themselves. Beating the winter blues is an important part of this special annual event.
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