Windsor is ready to “Bring It On”! This musical is about a girl who transfers to another school and joins a competitive cheer squad.
Musical director Lisa Honz said, “It’s a very energetic show and the cast ...
The things they can do nowadays.
Scientists make technological and medical advances on a daily basis. In 2013, scientists used stem cells and cartilage to grow a human ear on a rat’s back for future transplants. Recently...
Two layer security doors at the entrance of every school building, a new auditorium with twice the capacity at the high school, updated classrooms and labs, a new band room at the middle school and maybe even a new softball field?...
In this day and age, from the day you enter high school, you’re pressed with the decision of what school you’re going to go to for your post-secondary education. And as the school year draws to a close, and a new year is just...
Around ages 15 to 18, many teens start driving. In 2014, there were approximately 11,649,902 licensed drivers aged between 16 and 20, according to Insurance Information Institute. With the number of teen drivers rising, it is inev...
There are a myriad of unconventional traits and activities that make Windsor, as a whole, unique and definitely distinctive. An overwhelming majority of both students and staff can agree that Windsor is undoubtedly one-of-a-kind, a...
Who doesn’t enjoy a Thanksgiving feast?
Teacher Sarah Shackelford’s Life Skills class just celebrated their second annual Thanksgiving luncheon. They celebrated with family, administration and teachers. Shackelford’s s...
Social Media can play a large role in the fluency of daily life. Since the beginning of conventional social media usage, new Internet fads have come and gone, and the most recent - The Mannequin Challenge - has circled all aro...
