Internet & Social Media Whatever it takes. Cindy Fraley, Nurse No excuses. X4489 Our school website is . You can find us on Facebook at . Gary Drury, Transportation We are excited to have you join our family here Follow us on Twitter @WindsorElemOwls. 636.464.5572 at Windsor Elementary. We have about 450 students in grades kindergarten through second Classroom Management Heather Dohack, Latchkey in our building. Students transition to Windsor 636.464.4406 Windsor Elementary follows School-Wide Intermediate Center for grades 3 through 5. Positive Behavior Supports, which provides positive reinforcement for appropriate Dawn Pluff, Curriculum Coach X4929 behaviors. Negative behaviors will still have consequences, but we strive to focus on what Communication Arts Expectations students are doing “right” rather than what Kindergarten Teachers Below are the concepts that your child will be they are doing “wrong.” Jessica Carter taught are expected to master by the end of Treena Fults kindergarten. Jenna Laury You can find more information about our Johna Poe school-wide expectations in our Student Amy Pouvaranukoah Speak & express thoughts clearly Handbook, our SW-PBS Brochure, and on our Sherri Roth Name and define author and illustrator school website. Stephanie Ruether Describe pictures in a story Angie Wilfong Retell familiar stories Important Contacts Welcome to Identify main topic and retell key details Preview text and make predictions Kindergarten at Windsor Identify parts of a book Windsor Elementary Identify characters and settings 636.464.4408 Elementary! Participate in conversation and stay on topic Ask and answer questions about story Denise Funston, Principal details X4410 Make connections between text and Every child succeeds. self Shannon Jansen, Counselor Compare and contrast X4412
Internet & Social Media Our school website is . You can find us on Facebook at . Follow us on Twitter @WindsorElemOwls. Classroom Management Windsor Elementary follows School-Wide Positive Behavior Supports, which provides positive reinforcement for appropriate behaviors. Negative behaviors will still have consequences, but we strive to focus on what students are doing “right” rather than what they are doing “wrong.” You can find more information about our school-wide expectations in our Student Handbook, our SW-PBS Brochure, and on our school website. Important Contacts Windsor Elementary 636.464.4408 Denise Funston, Principal X4410 Shannon Jansen, Counselor X4412 Cindy Fraley, Nurse X4489 Gary Drury, Transportation 636.464.5572 Heather Dohack, Latchkey 636.464.4406 Dawn Pluff, Curriculum Coach X4929 Kindergarten Teachers Jessica Carter Treena Fults Jenna Laury Johna Poe Amy Pouvaranukoah Sherri Roth Stephanie Ruether Angie Wilfong Welcome to Kindergarten at Windsor Elementary! Every child succeeds. Whatever it takes. No excuses. We are excited to have you join our family here at Windsor Elementary. We have about 450 students in grades kindergarten through second in our building. Students transition to Windsor Intermediate Center for grades 3 through 5. Communication Arts Expectations Below are the concepts that your child will be taught are expected to master by the end of kindergarten. Speak & express thoughts clearly Name and define author and illustrator Describe pictures in a story Retell familiar stories Identify main topic and retell key details Preview text and make predictions Identify parts of a book Identify characters and settings Participate in conversation and stay on topic Ask and answer questions about story details Make connections between text and self Compare and contrast
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