Windsor's Weekly Scribe
Week of March 22nd, 2021
UPCOMING EVENTS
ATTENDANCE PBIS SHOUT OUTS
A Message From Your Majesty
It is hard to believe we are nearing the end of March! They say March comes in like a lion and goes out like a lamb and the weather next week reflects that! As we move into warmer weather, please make sure your students are wearing school appropriate clothing. The uniform expectation is: navy, black or khaki pants, skirts or finger-tip length shorts along with black, navy, light blue, yellow or white shirts. Spaghetti straps and bare midriffs are not appropriate and alternatives will be required to be worn. The free store is open and parents are free to shop for possible uniform options.
As always, we are here for questions, comments or concerns.
VICE PRINCIPAL TATE
Teaching for Equity Requires Collaboration
Dear Caregivers and School Community,
We have had another great week together at Windsor and as you can tell, spring is definitely right around the corner. Thanks to our staff, we seamlessly welcomed back our 6th grade cohorts. As a school, we are extremely pleased to watch our students follow school routines and procedures that maximize our learning and support a positive climate and culture. On behalf of the staff, I want to say thank you for partnering with us to work towards a strong finish for this last quarter of the school year. We still need your help getting the students to school for in person learning and making sure they are logging on when learning from home. Next week, Grades 3-5 will have designated days and times for testing , and all tests will be administered during regular classroom time in the classrooms on chromebooks. Please encourage appropriate sleep and screen time. All other grades will adhere to their regular schedule. We look forward to our time with your children. I’m confident we will have another productive week ahead.
OUR WEEKLY SNAPSHOT 3/15-2/19/2021
Corps Member Spotlight!
Erin Sullivan
- Your name/ pronouns: Erin (She/Her/Hers
- Partner teacher/ grade: Ms. Randolph / 4th grade
- Favorite childhood book: A Series of Unfortunate Events
- Best part about working at Windsor: the students bring so much joy every day
- One thing you want to learn from this experience (Windsor/ City Year) : how to work best with children from areas like Linden
- Fun Fact/ Hidden talent of yourself: (can add video/picture) I love to draw, paint, and do digital works of art. I sell stickers, clothes, and other works of art online.
- A quick blurb about what working in a pandemic has been like for you: Working in a pandemic has been unpredictable, chaotic, and exhausting, but I wouldn't have had it any other way. Working with City Year and Windsor has been the best experience, I only wish I could have been able to spend more time in the classroom. I love the students I work with and I hope I am making a positive impact in each of their lives.
HAPPY WOMEN'S HISTORY MONTH
Dorothy Height, American Activist Born: March 24, 1912, Richmond, VA Died: April 20, 2010, Washington, D.C.
Happy Women’s History Month!
This week we honor Dorothy Height. Dorothy Irene Height is recognized as one of the most influential women in the modern civil rights movement. ... Throughout her life she fought for equal rights for both African Americans and women. During the 1930s she was an activist against lynching and for reforms to the criminal justice system.
She focused on the issues of African American women, including unemployment, illiteracy, and voter awareness.
Women Create 2021 Free Conference for Entrepreneurs
A MESSAGE FROM PRE-K
ENROLLMENT TIME IS HERE
School & Community Resources
Money Management
Money Management
If your credit score is less than 640 and/or any of the following apply to you, we recommend registering for our free Money Management workshop. If your credit score is greater than 640, we recommend registering for Home Buyer Education.
- Don't know your credit score
- Need a savings plan
- No funds saved for a down payment
- Less than two years of steady income
- Had a bankruptcy within the last two years
You will learn:
- How to create a monthly budget
- Savings and investment options
- How to get out of debt
- How to improve your credit score
- Student loan debt management
The Money Management workshop is a total of eight hours (two four-hour sessions). You must attend both sessions to receive a certificate of completion.
March 2021
- March 6 & 13 from 9 a.m. - 1 p.m. via Zoom. You will need to install Zoom on your mobile device or computer. It is free to use.
Please register for the workshop in advance here. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the
Timeout Parent Group

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