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Dear Parents and Guardians,
Enjoy your weekend with family and what makes you happy. We hope you can join us on Thursday night for our school-wide Literacy Night beginning at 5:30 pm in the high school cafeteria. Students and staff have many wonderful things to share with you.
This Friday there is no school due to our WSESU Inservice Day. Staff members from all four supervisory schools will be participating in many trainings to strengthen and sharpen our skills and learning. We hope this allows your family to enjoy a longer weekend of rejuvination.
Colleen, Kate, and Sergio
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Thursday Night
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K-12 Literacy Night - 5:30-7:00pm
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Parent- Child Dance
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The 2nd annual parent-child dance happening on March 18th, 7 PM - 9 PM at the Rec Center. It is free, with optional donations. There will be refreshments and a photo booth.
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Health News
WISE Upper Valley will be coming to the school on April 4th-7th to support our K-5 Health Education program. We will have a parent meeting on March 20th at 6 pm in-person and via Google Meets to discuss the curriculum. Please get in touch with the school nurse or your student’s teacher to register for the parent meeting. You can also call WISE with specific questions at 603-448-5922 or visit their website at www.wiseuv.org/prevention/#schools. An opt-out form was sent home with your student and you can access that form here.
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Supervisory Union News
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Elementary News
Winter came back and we got to ski! Many thanks to the entire K-5 team for making our AO day a great one. It has certainly been a turnover this March... In addition to the ski day, our students have been out enjoying the beautiful winter on snowshoes and sleds all over our campus and Paradise Park. Its been great fun to see all our students getting out and enjoying the newly returned winter! (You can probably tell that I am a big fan of winter)
We are back on this coming Friday for our LiM assembly series! We hope you can join us just after 8 on Friday in the Auditorium. Also coming up soon... Spring conferences and book fair number 2! Stay tuned for more details.
Lastly, a quick reminder re drop off and morning recess. The school day begins at 8. We have supervision on the playground and for indoor breakfast in the Elem cafeteria/gym starting at 7:40am. Please remind your student(s) that if they are here at school between 740-8:00am they will need to be in one of these two supervised spaces. Many thanks in advance for the support!
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Middle School News
Student Presentations - Please join us on Thursday, March 16th at 6:00 pm as MS students present some of their recent literacy projects that support our school goal of increasing foundational reading skills. Food will be served in the cafeteria at 5:30pm.
Middle School Mission Statement - We are thankful for all of our students who used their Leader In Me skills to create our MS-wide Mission Statement along with our Team Coordinator, Mr. Pooler.
"The middle school will be compassionate towards ALL members. We will not tolerate bullying! We want to have a fun, respectful, and kind environment!"
Save The Dates!
* April 7th Middle School Dance - hosted by Hartland School for all WSESU MS Students from 6-8pm. If you are interested in chaperoning, please email Mr Butts at Hartland School, micheal.butts@wsesu.net
* Eighth Grade Passage Ceremony will take place on Thursday, June 15th at 6pm. More news to come in the upcoming months. Students will be having a class meeting to discuss plans for a dance to be held on Friday June 16th.
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High School News
Social Media Kindness: We all know that students are navigating a world very different from ours. In the past two months there has been a general uptick in anonymous unkind pages on Instagram - these pages post unflattering pictures taken and posted without approval and ask for public ratings of students looks among other things. We are reporting these to Instagram and working on getting social media education in the building. We are always happy for any outside expertise. Teachers and staff are having ongoing conversations around kindness. Given the ease and anonymity around posting, I think students are unaware of the impact the pictures and posting have on individual students. The students are seeing these postings and are hurt. We can do better.
March Intensives:
March Intensives are back. Thanks to the high school staff for bringing back this tradition. They will run March 27th-March 30th. Please see Jeff Bachey if you are not signed up. Half and full day options:
FULL DAY OPTIONS
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Science in Vermont!
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Career Exploration and Work-Based Learning
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Bridge Building Competition
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Lights! Camera! Action!: Classics of Hollywood Cinema
MORNING (AM) OPTIONS
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Women’s Self Defense Introductory Course
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Multimedia Visual Arts
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“Call 911”
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Crafts Galore
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Silkscreening
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Winning Volleyball
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Goblins, Wizards and Orcs, OH MY!
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Game ON!
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Re-imagining and creating famous covers!
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Big Brain Games
AFTERNOON (PM) OPTIONS
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2023 Yearbooks
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Hiring Substitute Teachers
Windsor Southeast Supervisory Union is currently looking for substitute teachers to work at our Hartland, Weathersfield, and Mount Ascutney School Districts. Substitutes would be responsible for carrying out sub plans for students in grades PK-12 and communicating with the absent teacher any feedback from the day. Interested candidates should fill out an application and/or submit their resume to Teena Canfield, HR Director at teena.canfield@wsesu.net. Employment is subject to passing a criminal background check. WSESU is an EOE.
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Windsor Athletics
Find all Windsor Sports Teams schedules here.
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PTO Parent Teacher Organization
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Booster Club
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Project Grad
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Windsor Recreation Department
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Yellow Jacket Merchandise
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Windsor School, Windsor, Vermont
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