127 State Street
Windsor, VT 05089
802-674-2310, Fax 802-674-9803

Windsor School District is a kindergarten through grade twelve facility. Located in historic Windsor, Vermont, with Ascutney Mountain as a backdrop, the District is the home of the Windsor Yellow Jackets. WSD welcomes students from Windsor, West Windsor, Weathersfield, and Hartland, Vermont, as well as students from Cornish, New Hampshire.

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Parent survey for grades 9-12:

The Windsor High School Parent, Teacher, Student Network (PTSN) has put together a brief seven question survey to better understand parent concerns, needs, or topics of interest that would help bring parents and teachers together to share information about student learning within our school. You are encouraged to go to the following website: www.surveymonkey.com/s/ptsnetwork to complete this survey. Your participation is much appreciated.

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WINDSOR SCHOOL DISTRICT MISSION STATEMENT

The Windsor School District is committed to educating each student to his/her full potential. We believe that a safe and positive environment is essential and that it be defined by mutual respect and an appreciation of diverse ideas. Collaboration with the community, parent involvement, and effective communication are hallmarks of our school and guide school development. Our decisions are based upon a vision of high academic achievement. We understand the importance of education for the future and recognize that each of us should be a lifelong learner.

In addition to the Windsor School District Mission Statement the high school faculty identified the following academic, civic, and social expectations.

Students at Windsor High School will:

Academic Expectations:

• Read, write and speak effectively;
• Use a variety of technology and informational resources to gather, synthesize and analyze data;
• Use a variety of problem solving strategies that rely on mathematical reasoning, computation, abstract thinking, and applied problem solving;
• Create, explore and develop a knowledge of the arts;
• Understand and successfully apply "life skills" to assist in daily living;

Social Expectations:

• Assume responsibility for one's own behaviors;
• Understand the importance of maintaining a healthy lifestyle;
• Demonstrate the ability to successfully collaborate;

Civic Expectations:

• Contribute to the well-being and welfare of oneself and others, within the school and the broader school community;
• Understanding the role of education in a democratic society;
• Gain exposure, respect for, and an understanding of diverse cultures and personal beliefs.