About Us
Windsor Park...
- is located near Eastland Mall off North Sharon Amilty Road in the Windsor Park subdivision.
- is made up of approximately 796 students in grades pre-K through fifth, representing 27 countrieses and 19 languages.
- is a Basic School Reform Model theme school which promotes the for "C"; Community, Character, Curriculum, & Culture
- has adopted Ernest Boyer's Basic School philosophy where students and faculty are a community of learners committed to an emphasis on character and core curriculum.
- utlitlizes Sheltered Instructional Observation Protocol (SIOP) to meet the needs of our large English Language Learner population.
- utilizes Inclusive Practices to meet the needs of students with Individual Education Programs (IEP).
- also utilizes Positive Behavior Intervention and Support (PBIS) to promote positive behavior and teach character education.
- has a diverse faculty that is comprised of new and vertern professionals.
- has a budding Parent Teacher Association that is working hard to meet the needs of parents, students, & staff. The
- classrooms are equipped with 2 computers, as well as monitored Internet access. There are also 30 Internet accessible computers in our lab, 10 computers in the media center, and a wireless laptop cart that can be utilized in any of our classrooms.
Our well-rounded curriculum is driven by North Carolina State Standards and includes ...
- Imagine It! in grade K-5 with Intensive Reading Support as mandated by CMS K-3 Intensive Reading Model
- Scott Foresman Math
- Art, Music, Media, Technology, Physical Education
- Accelerated Reader
- Accelerated Math
- Writing Fundementals
The following programs assist wtih successful implementation of our curriculum
- Math and Reading Tutoring (Afterschool for grades 3-5)
- Character Education
- Specialized Instructional Support
- Ability Grouping
- Inclusive Practices
- Sheltered Instructional Observation Protocol
Student Activities
The Windsor Park staff strive to improve the academic performance and character of our students by creating a safe and orderly environment where students are valued for their diversity, uniqueness, and readiness to tackle the challenges of a rapidly changing world.
Last update: Friday, December 4, 2009 at 3:43:44 PM
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