Clover Chronicle

Our learners are doing incredible work every day, and a major focus has been to not just teach our 4 Cs (Caring, Committed, Courageous, Creative) but to actively recognize and celebrate them.

We've been hard at work creating opportunities for students to get "shout outs" and for staff to highlight those moments when students demonstrate these key attributes. Whether it’s a student:

• Caring enough to help a friend pick up their books.

• Committed to working through a challenging math problem.

• Courageous in sharing an idea, even when it feels a little risky.

• Creative in finding a new way to approach a project.

We're grateful for your partnership. Your continued support and encouragement are needed as we work together to develop our learners into well-rounded geniuses.

Our goal is to nurture critical thinkers who aren't afraid to take risks. We're also focusing on the social-emotional skills that make a supportive community:

• Showing empathy for others' feelings.

• Using encouraging words to support classmates.

When you're speaking with your child about their school day, please keep the 4 Cs in mind. Asking them about a moment they were "Courageous" or "Caring" today helps reinforce what we're doing here at school.

In partnership,

Tricia and Matt

Families, if your child arrives to school after 8:40am, he or she must be accompanied into the school by an adult. The adult must sign the student in at the security desk.

Town of Windsor - Resources

If You Need Food Assistance, Help is Available.

1. The Windsor Food Programs remain open, including: Windsor Food Bank, Groceries to Go senior food distribution program, and Weekend Wheels student backpack program. These programs are available for qualifying Windsor residents. Call (860) 285-1839 or visit Food Assistance Programs for details.

2. CT Foodshare operates mobile pantry sites with fresh produce and perishable items available in Windsor and across the state.

3. Connecticut WIC (Women, Infants, and Children Program) provides nutrition assistance, supplemental food benefits, and education for eligible families.

Windsor Coming Together:

Windsor has always been a community that looks out for one another. If you’re in a position to help, please consider donating to the Windsor Food Bank. Every contribution makes a difference and helps ensure that all of our neighbors have access to the food they need during this uncertain time. You can also donate non-perishable food items directly through our Amazon Wish List or visit Windsor Food Bank for other ways to help!

Cheeks Chicken & Waffles

Kids Eat Free at Cheeks Chicken & Waffles at our Manchester CT locations Starting (Nov 1st) Until SNAP Benefits Are Restored for Connecticutians.

We’re staying out of politics—we simply believe no child should ever go hungry.

Any child visiting will get a free Kid’s Meal until SNAP benefits are back.

• Limit: 1 Kid’s Meal per child

• Child must be present

• For takeouts only

• No purchase required

• No questions asked

(JUST MENTION ABOUT: SNAP KIDS MEAL)

We understand emergencies happen and you may need to change your child's dismissal plans. Please try to contact the office or your child's teacher by 2:30pm if your child's regular dismissal plans need to change.

Please join us in the Clover Library.