The Board of Education announces a change in the format of board meetings whereby an additional public comments section has been added to the agenda.  The Board of Education invites the public to attend board meetings and speak.

The Windsor Central School District has a seven member Board of Education. Members of the Board serve three-year terms without pay.  The Board is responsible for conducting the business of the school district within the laws of the State and the regulations of the New York State Commissioner of Education.  Administration of district schools is delegated by the Board of Education to the Superintendent of Schools.

Time is always provided at Board of Education meetings for residents to discuss or question items on the agenda and to bring to the attention of the Board any information they deem important.

The Board's function is to establish policy.  It welcomes the sentiments of the public to assist in the making of decisions in an equitable manner.  If a resident has a question about the operation of the schools or about his/her youngster, he or she is encouraged to first contact the child's teacher or the principal who is closest to the situation, a Central Office administrator, the Superintendent of schools, then the Board of Education.  Experience has shown that this is the best procedure to follow in that the resident will obtain directly the information he/she desires.  The Board of Education provides opportunities at meetings for members of the public to address them on items of concern.  Executive sessions are held immediately before each Board meeting to discuss legal matters and personnel.