Daily Bulletin
Windsor High School Bulletin for Tuesday, January 14, 2025
Two New Courses Two classes will now be running during 2nd Semester. Psychology will be running during 4th period-which is open to grades 10-12. RVCC English Composition will be running during 5th period and is open to grades 11 & 12. Schedule changes will occur the week after midterms. Please reach out to Mrs. Murphy for a link to schedule an appointment if you are interested in taking one or both of these courses
Valentine's Day Roses Attention students and staff! Love is in the air! The prom committee will be selling roses again this year for Valentine's Day. You can purchase roses during lunch with a prom committee member, with Suzanne Ambrose or with Erin Rockwood, in the student service suite. Help support your prom committee and send your valentine some flowers to show them how much you care.
Fighing Derby Fishing Derby. Sponsored by Coon Club. Monday January 20th from 8-11. Lake Runnemede Route 5 entrance. No entrance fee. Prizes for biggest and smallest fish. Breakfast and refreshments provided. Bring your own equipment/bait. Some rods will be available if needed. Come join this winter activity. All ages are welcomed. This is a family friendly event.
Speak Out Contest 2025 The Norwich Lions Club presents Speak Out Contest 2025 Theme: Volunteering Tuesday, April 1 at 7:00 p.m. Tracy Hall, 300 Main Street, Norwich, VT Participants: high school students from the Upper Valley and surrounding communities. Speech length: 5-7 minutes. Judges will consider quality and significance of content, together with clarity and effectiveness of delivery. Prizes: first place, $250; second, $150; third, $100. This is part of a two-level statewide Lions Club competition. Our winner will be eligible to participate in round 2 in May at a time and place to be announced. Prizes: 1st place, $800; 2nd, $550; 3rd, $400; 4th, $300. To sign up to participate or for more information, email David Lemal at david.m.lemal@dartmouth.edu.
Sports Update Results: JH basketball split on the road in Weathersfield. Boys won 61-37 and the girls lost 37-27. Today: JV and Var Boys Basketball hosts Hartford for games at 5:30/ 7:00PM. GO Jacks!!
Governor's Institute of Vermont Governor's Institutes of Vermont Welcomes High School Students for the Summer Learning Adventure of a Lifetime! The Governor's Institutes of Vermont (GIV) is now accepting applications for the 2025 offerings of its residential summer programs. Passionate and curious Vermont 9th, 10th, and 11th grade students are invited to apply for the learning adventure of a lifetime. This year, GIV will be offering eight different summer Institutes including Arts, Engineering, Entrepreneurship, Global Issues & Youth Action, Health & Medicine, Mathematical Sciences, Technology & Design, and Weather & Climate Science. Students can attend for as little as $10, and each Institute offers a life-changing experience of content, community, and collaboration. GIV will be visiting Windsor HIgh School On Feb 26th during SWARM! Learn more and apply at GIV.org.
Summer Opportunities Summer Internship Opportunity at Dartmouth Hospital. Are you interested in working in healthcare, but aren't sure where to get started or what you want to be? Are you curious about the many different career pathways and wonder what would be the best fit for you? Applications are NOW OPEN for the DH Summer Internship Program. This amazing opportunity combines paid work, professional development, mentoring, and experiential learning into a robust summer experience. To apply you: Must be entering your junior or senior year of high school and local or regional to Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center & Clinics. Must be at least 16 years old by the start of the internship June 2025. Commit to a full-time schedule (30-40 hours/wk) for the full 7-week program. DH WOrkforce Development Rep . APPLICATIONS ARE DUE MARCH 12, 2025 Workforce Development rep, Bethan LaHaye will be here on February 28th to share information about DH opportunities and answer any application questions. See Mrs. Gogan to start your application now! The Cold Regions Research and Engineering Laboratory (CRREL) at 72 Lyme Road, Hanover, New Hampshire is proud to sponsor the Science and Engineering Apprenticeship Program (SEAP) to provide a unique opportunity to area high-school JUNIORS with an aptitude for math and science. Students learn techniques for dealing with scientific and engineering problems and may have the opportunity to use highly sophisticated equipment. (held during the summer June-Aug 2024)This is a PAID experience! Application Due MARCH 7 2025 /See Mrs Gogan or any Science Teacher for the app link and more information.