Welcome to the East Windsor Middle School website.

 

 

2008 Report Card for Connecticut Public Schools

I have received the ConnCAN's third annual report on where Connecticut Districts stand with regards to education. This is a very comprehensive report on education that examines which Connecticut schools are making the grade and which districts are closing the gap.

The report goes further and identifies the top ten elementary, the top ten middle and the top ten high schools in five categories: Performance Gains, Improvement, African-American Achievement, Hispanic Achievement and Low -Income Achievement.

I am pleased to report that East Windsor Middle School is a Top Ten School in Performance Gains. Our students ranked ninth in the state with a 10.1 overall gain in performance. I am pleased to report such positive information to you. Our students have worked very hard and your great work and dedication and the hard work from our dedicated teachers has made this possible.

The single most important factor in student learning is the work that goes on in the classroom. I wanted to let you know how proud I am of this accomplishment and how vital a role you played as parents. Your support of education has provided your children with the opportunity to learn and grow. Keep up the good work!

 

Sincerely,

James P. Slattery
Principal, East Windsor Middle School

 

Link to letter and itinerary from Mr. Lengyel regarding this year's 8th Grade trip to Washington, DC . Trip dates are June 2-4, 2010.

 

HELP LINE

 

 

The East Windsor Police Department School Resource Officer maintains a telephone line which allows callers, wishing to remain anonymous, to leave information which they believe to be unsafe for students at school.  All calls will be recorded on a voice message system.  There is no way to identify or contact the caller unless they leave that information in their recorded message.

 

Starting immediately, the line will be open 24 hrs per day, 7 days per week.  The East Windsor School Resource Officer posted at the high school will check the line twice a day during school days. When a person calls the HELP LINE they will hear the following message: 

 

“Thank you for calling the HELP LINE.  If this is an emergency, please hang up and dial 911 now.  To report a concern about safety at one of the schools in East Windsor, please listen carefully to the rest of this announcement and wait for the tone to leave your message.  After you hear the tone, state clearly and slowly the name of the school, a description of the unsafe situation, and provide the names or descriptions of the persons involved to the best of your ability.  You do not need to leave your name.  Please remember, the more information we receive the better we can assist you and the safer your schools will be.  Thanks for your call” (TONE)

 

The HELP LINE number is 463-7248