Windsor Central School District Parents and Guardians,
The nationally recognized before and after school student enrichment provider Right at School is
coming to Windsor! Beginning with the 2022-2023 school year, Right At School will run the district’s
after school programming. In order to give Right At School enough time to set up the program, this will
start on Monday, October 17th
.
The Right at School program runs from the afternoon bell until 6:00 p.m. The program will be hosted at
C.R. Weeks. Children who attend school at A. F. Palmer and Floyd L. Bell schools and choose to
participate in the Right At School program will be bussed from their home school to C.R. Weeks at the
end of the school day. Parents/guardians can work with Right at School to create flexible monthly
schedules to support families’ busy lives. Families can choose afternoon options for one, two, three,
four or five days a week. Drop-in care is also an option, allowing parents/guardians to pay only for the
days care is needed. Right at School also offers a 10 percent sibling discount.
Every day, students will have a healthy snack, engage in dynamic fitness activities, student-driven
projects, team building, leadership development, and have the opportunity to complete homework.
Right at School also features an enriched curriculum in the form of three-week units. Examples of units
include “Getting Down to Business,” where students are introduced to money and commerce; “Icky
Experiments,” where students experiment with sticky substances to learn chemistry; and “Variety
Show,” where students rehearse and perform individual talent acts. We are excited to join other school
districts in partnering with Right at School to provide these exciting programs to our families.
Right at School is hosting a virtual “Family Information Night” on Tuesday, September 13th at 6:00 pm to
provide an overview of its program, answer questions and learn more about this opportunity.
The zoom link info is below:
Join Zoom Meeting
Meeting ID: 831 214 4062
Passcode: RAS
Sincerely,
Scott M. Beattie
Ast. Superintendent for Instruction