Jr. Prom

When: May 15th 6:00-10:00pm

Where: Maneleey's Lodge in South Windsor

Tickets: on sale until May 1st during ALL lunches

Price: $60/each if buying for a couple $110
 

Aces High 176 will be traveling to WPI April 8 - 11 to compete in the New England District Championships.  Follow us at #AcesHigh176 for up to date competition tweets, on Facebook at Aces High 176, or on instagram.  Live streaming gameplay can be watched on the app FRC Spyder

Congratulations to Khamri Thomas for placing 6th in the nation in his wrestling weight class! He has now earned the status of ALL-AMERICAN! Great job Khamri!

Dear Parents/Guardians:

We are delighted to take this opportunity to let you know that Looking In Theater will be performing at both the Middle and High Schools on Monday March 30, 2015.

Looking In Theatre is a group comprised of teenagers from the Greater Hartford Academy of the Arts, who present dramatic scenes dealing with important issues such as drugs, alcohol, depression, suicide, mean behavior etc. and how these issues affect adolescents.  A typical presentation involves a series of dramatic scenes followed by a moment of audience participation where students interact with the characters to discuss the issues portrayed.  The aim of the program is to highlight the topics so that audience members may talk about these issues openly and to clarify their own personal values so that they can make more informed decisions regarding their own lives.  This group of young people has travelled extensively throughout the state of Connecticut and we are pleased that they are able to come to our district.

While this is a very worthwhile and important performance, we know that for some, it may cause some anxiety.  Students will have the opportunity to process the information discussed in smaller groups through our Advisory shortly after the performance and we will have counselors available for students who need it as well.

We hope that you will join with us as we welcome them to our district.  Please do not hesitate to call the high school if you have any further questions.

Sincerely,

Shereese Kelly

School Climate Specialist

Windsor Locks High School

After 12 qualifying matches, quarterfinals, and semifinals, they made it to the finals and placed second in a field of 39 teams!  They also received the Integrated Control Design Award for the second time!

Congratulations to the Hockey Co-op team as they won the CT State Division 2 Hockey Tournament Saturday night at Yale University! Great job in defeating North Branford 4-1 for the championship!

Due to the weather, tonight’s Hockey State Championship game has been rescheduled to Saturday night at 6:30 p.m. It will still be played at Yale University. The fan busses will still be running, and they will depart at 5:00.

Special Schedule for Monday March 30, 2015

Town Meeting

Period 2                     7:30 to 8:35                           (65 minutes)

Period 4                     8:40 to 9:45                           (65 minutes)

Students will be called down to the auditorium at the end of period 4

Assembly                    9:45 to 11:20                         (95 minutes)

Period 5                     11:20 to 12:35                       (75 minutes)

            Lunch 1          11:20 to 11:42 (22 minutes)

            Lunch 2          11:46 to 12:08 (22 minutes)

            Lunch 3          12:12 to 12:35 (23 minutes)

Advisory                     12:40 to 1:05                         (25 minutes)

Period 6                     1:10 to 2:15                           (65 minutes)

WLHS Senior Kate Cobb was recognized this morning as the Rotary Club WLHS March "Student of the Month."  (The Windsor/Windsor Locks/East Granby Rotary Club also recognized one student from Windsor High School and from East Granby High School as their respective Rotary Club "Students of the Month.")  Kristen Krupa nominated Kate while multiple other WLHS teachers supported Kate's nomination.  Kristen spoke eloquently about Kate's personality and involvement in extracurricular activities. Kate graciously gave her acceptance speech and told the Rotarians about her future plans for college (Keene State College or Fitchburg State University) and beyond (video production/media).  Kate's parents also attended.