South Elementary schools fall pictures will be taken on Friday October 2, 2015. 

SMILE!! 

Windsor Locks Youth Services Bureau and Windsor Locks Public Schools together is offering an internet safety program at the Windsor Locks Senior Center. October 7, 2015 from 5:00 PM to 7:30 PM. 

Please click here for more information.

Thundy's School store is now open!

1st Friday of the month - 3rd grade shoppers

2nd Friday of the month -  4th grade shoppers

3rd Friday of the month - 5th grade shoppers

Shop here for your school supplies.

Due to construction we will not be holding Saturday Academy on 9/19/2015.

All after school WL Middle School sports activities for today have been canceled due to the extreme heat.

Press Release

Windsor Locks High School Artists

Display Their Talents

Windsor Locks, CT August 5, 2015:  These talented artist displayed their amazing work at SpringHill Suites Marriott on August 5, 2015.  Megan McGloin is a senior at Windsor Locks High School, Class President and Varsity Athlete for Soccer, Basketball and Tennis.  She hopes to pursue a career in Sports Management.  Megan Hoyt is a senior at Windsor Locks High School. She is on the Soccer and Track & Field teams.   She hopes to pursue a career in Art Education.  Joe Schmid has graduated from Windsor Locks High and will be attending the University Of Hartford this fall.  He will be majoring in Illustration.  Joanna Abare is a sophomore at Windsor Locks High School.  She enjoys all forms of art and hopes to pursue a career in art.  Shelby Matheus has graduated from Windsor Locks High and will be attending Springfield College this fall.  She will be majoring in Art Therapy.  Jerry Godefory is a senior at Windsor Locks High School and hopes to pursue an art career.  Special thanks to April Johnson-Thrall, Art Teacher at Windsor Locks High School and Gail Currier, Sales Manager at SpringHill Suites Marriott.
 

The State of Connecticut Commission on Human Rights and Opportunities and the State Department of Education co-sponsored the 2015 CT Kids’ Court Essay Competition and Kids Speak. The Kids’ Court Competition provides Jr. High and High School students with an opportunity to research a specific civil or human rights issue and advocate a position, initially in an essay and then, if selected, orally before a panel of judges.

Kids Speak , which is the kickoff to the Kids’ Court Essay Competition, is a half-day program at UConn law school consisting of interactive exercises, peer debate, improvisations, interactive panel discussion and peer dialogue aimed at raising student’s consciousness about civil and human rights issues and reducing bullying and prejudice.

Barbara S. Niziolek supervised 15 Windsor Locks high school through the process of the groundbreaking event. Students Desmond Egyin, Alvin Kahoxayo, and Kaya Walker placed in the semifinals and presented their essays on the topics of individuals with disabilities, impact of music on how women are viewed, and how social media impacts society before a panel of 8 judges. Kaya placed 2nd, Desmond placed 3rd, and Alvin was a runner up.  The students represented their families and Windsor Locks with pride and did an outstanding job. The group plans on attending again next year to continue their important work of learning about and making social changes in their community and beyond.   Barbara S. Niziolek