Superintendent's Corner

Our Vision:

Engaging hearts and minds for a limitless future

WSESU - where students want to learn, staff want to work, and families want to live

Our Mission:

WSESU is a diverse community of learners where:

Every learner has the potential to be a leader
Students have a strong voice in shaping their school experiences
Learning is personal, connected, and relevant
High expectations exist in caring, nurturing environments
Individuals grow into larger communities, while also broadening a sense of self
Positive relationships define the interactions between school and the community
Students get better at making decisions by making decisions
Everyone is able to bring their full selves to the learning experience

Congratulations to Avia Reed of Windsor High School for her third place finish in the Vermont Poetry Out Loud competition.

Congratulations to Charlotte Raney, a 5th grader at Hartland Elementary School, won an honorable mention in the Vermont Drinking Water Poster Contest. Her art will be showcased on the Vermont Rural Water Association website.

We are very proud to announce that Ms. Becky Wood has been named April Staff of the Month in recognition of the meaningful impact she makes on her students each day. Known for her kindness and welcoming presence, Ms. Wood creates a classroom environment where students feel comfortable, respected, and ready to learn. Students consistently highlight her unwavering support, noting that she is always there for them when they need it most. Whether offering encouragement, guidance, or simply taking the time to listen, she goes above and beyond to ensure every student feels valued. Ms. Wood’s dedication to building strong relationships and supporting her students both academically and personally makes her an outstanding educator and a vital part of the school community.

Congratulations to Sophomore, Autum Reed, on earning Windsor High School's Student of the Month award for April. Autum is an extremely hardworking, energetic, and kind student. She is a joy to have in class and is constantly challenging herself to improve. Next school year, she will be attending RVTC for their Human Services program. Autum is a member of several different student organizations including Tri-M and Yearbook where she strives to affect change within her school and community. Whether she is working to improve her grades, learning to play a new piece of music on her instrument, or helping her peers, Autum takes on new tasks with vigor and determination. She has a strong sense of justice, and will stand up for anyone that she sees being treated badly, regardless of her relationship with them. Overall Autum is an outstanding member of the school and Windsor community as a whole. Congrats Autum, keep up the good work!