The Windsor Central School District hosted approximately 200 attendees from about 30 districts in the Southern Tier and across New York State for the 2nd annual Future-Ready Knights Showcase.
The event highlighted the district’s use of Professional Learning Community practices to improve student outcomes, including developing ten future-ready pathways to make students college- and career-ready.

When Windsor began its work as a Professional Learning Community over 19 years ago, it ranked 13th out of 15 among districts in its region, when considering overall elementary and high school testing rates. WCHS also had a 78 percent four-year graduation rate at the time.

Now, Windsor consistently ranks in the top three in those metrics, and WCHS has a four-year graduation rate of 95%. The WCHS curriculum also now features 52 Advanced Placement, Honors, and college-level courses, and U.S. News and World Report has ranked Windsor Central Middle School the top middle school in Broome County two years in a row.

The event raised $30,000 for the Black Knight Scholarship Fund.