Clover Chronicle

Clover Family,

As we head into the Thanksgiving holiday, we want to take a moment to express our sincere gratitude for our incredible community. We're lucky to have families who are invested in their child's education and well-being. Your partnership, support, and encouragement are truly what make Clover special.

Your investment is reflected in how our learners show up to school and embody our 4 Cs:

• Caring: Thank you for fostering kindness and empathy, helping your child look out for one another in and out of the classroom.

• Committed: Thank you for your commitment to homework, reading every night, and ensuring your child arrives ready to learn.

• Courageous: Thank you for encouraging your child to ask hard questions and take academic risks as they tackle new challenges.

• Creative: Thank you for supporting the imaginations and inventive thinking that make our classrooms vibrant places.

As we look toward the end of the marking period, please remember to sign up for your Student led Conference with your child's teacher if you haven't already (see below). Conferences are an important opportunity to discuss your child’s progress, celebrate their strengths, and set goals for the coming months.

We hope you and your family enjoy this time for rest, reflection, and connection. May your Thanksgiving be filled with joy, good food, and wonderful moments spent together.

We look forward to welcoming our learners back refreshed and ready to learn on Monday, Dec. 1st!

Happy Thanksgiving!

Warmly,

Tricia and Matt

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!

Click HERE to sign up to volunteer!

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.