Our school is proud to offer Science Matters in America STEM enrichment activities. To register for a Science Matters class, please visit their website.

As a reminder, the school bell rings at 8:00 a.m. each morning, and we encourage students to arrive a few minutes early so they can head to their classrooms, settle in, and get ready for the day. Students who arrive after 8:00 a.m. will be marked tardy.

Our elementary school classes will celebrate Halloween on Thursday, October 29th, and we are excited to welcome families to campus for the parade and classroom parties. Below is everything you need to plan your afternoon!

Battle of the Books is a team for elementary school students who are passionate about reading. Students work together to explore a curated selection of books, then compete against teams from peer schools to test how well they know the stories, characters, and details.

Our kindergarten students are ready to celebrate all they have learned in their Core Knowledge Unit—Five Senses! They will have a fun Halloween celebration centered around the study of the human body. They will explore the five senses and the five food groups, play games, and make crafts. 

Our first-grade students are ready to celebrate all they have learned in their Core Knowledge unit on Ancient Egypt! Families are invited to join us for classroom celebrations on Friday, October 23rd, from 8:30 to 10:30 a.m.

New photos of lost and found items are posted regularly! Do you recognize any of the items pictured below? If so, please remind your student to pick them up this week.

Our school is proud to offer Science Matters in America STEM enrichment activities. To register for a Science Matters class, please visit their website.

The Town of Windsor Parks, Recreation & Culture is now accepting registrations for Junior Nuggets Basketball, a youth league with weekly practices and games. Registration is $130 per player and includes a free Junior Nuggets jersey.

Mrs. Shaler is proud to present Glow Week during Innovation Lab! Students are invited to wear neon, white, or space-themed clothes and accessories to school on their Innovation Lab Day during the week of October 14th-20th. Students will participate in an epic educational experience with various activities in the dimmed, blacklight-filled room.

Picture Retake Day for elementary school students will be held on Thursday, October 8th, from 8:00 to 9:00 a.m. Click here to download the Skillman Order Form. Please review the Dress Code Policy for information on formal dress uniforms for Picture Day. Ties will not be sold on this day.  

The first Monday in October is recognized as World Bullying Prevention Day, a day dedicated to raising awareness and taking action to prevent bullying. To support being a “defender” against bullying, students and staff can wear a sports jersey on October 5th!

We want to send a quick reminder to our families about arrival times in the morning. Student supervision begins at 7:30 a.m., when our doors open for breakfast. Students may come to the playground beginning at 7:40 a.m. We have noticed that some students are being dropped off before these times and are waiting outside without adult supervision, which creates safety concerns.

New photos of lost and found items are posted regularly! Do you recognize any of the items pictured below? If so, please remind your student to pick them up this week.

Vision and Hearing Screenings will be conducted on Tuesday, October 6th. All grade levels, except 4th grade, will be screened. To accurately test your child's vision, please ensure they bring their glasses to school on the day of the screening.

We are excited to share an incredible educational travel opportunity for our 5th-grade students and their families! We are excited to offer an educational trip to Historic Boston in Summer 2027 in partnership with EF Explore America. This opportunity is available only to students currently in 5th grade.

Parent-Teacher Conferences will take place in elementary school classrooms from September 25th through October 8th. These conferences are mandatory for all families, as building strong partnerships between teachers and parents is essential at the beginning of the school year. 

We are looking for one or two families willing to help keep our school’s Lost & Found organized every other week throughout the school year. Volunteers will sort through items, organize clothing and belongings by type, and keep the space tidy and easy for families to search

Thank you to all of our families for your patience over the last week with our pick-up and drop-off processes! 

Our Parent Information Night will be held on Wednesday, August 26th from 5:00 to 6:15 p.m. This event is for parents/guardians only. There are two sessions. Each session covers the same information, so parents with multiple students can attend.