SCHOOL INFO
October 20, 2023
Bike Tech Open House
Leland and Gray High School is proud to introduce Project Bike Tech, a new program designed to train students to become certified bicycle mechanics over the course of a full year. We are excited to share the progress we've made and invite you to our Open House.
Date: Friday, October 27th
Time: 3:00 pm - 4:30 pm
Location: Leland and Gray High School - Dutton Gym
During the event, our current students, who are actively participating in the program, will provide hands-on demonstrations and offer tours of our workshop. In addition, we are honored to host the Executive Director of Project Bike Tech, who will provide valuable insights into the national program.
Joining us at the Open House will be parents, school board members, and Vermont State Representatives, making it an excellent opportunity to learn more about our initiatives and the impact they are having on our community.
RTU Meetings Next Week:
Grade 6: MONDAY, OCTOBER 23rd (2:45-4:15) in room C-3
Grade 10: MONDAY, OCTOBER 23rd (2:45-4:15) in room B-16
Grade 11: WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 25th
Middle School Make Up Meeting:
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 25th (3:00-4:30) in room C-3
High School Make Up Meeting:
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 25th (3:00-4:30) in shop classroom
Panorama’s Family Engagement Survey for Leland & Gray
Please take a moment to fill out the survey, and allow us to hear from you!
1. Using the unique school access code:
a. Go to surveys.panoramaed.com/windhamcentralvt
b. Put in the school's specific access code: 4195296100
or
2. Scan the school's designated QR code on a phone or computer
6th Grade Rebel Report
For more detailed information on what the 6th graders are doing, take a moment to read the Rebel Report.
Student Opportunities
The Vermont Child Health Improvement Program (VCHIP) is excited to announce that VT RAYS is accepting applications for new members!
The Vermont RAYS (Raising Awareness for Youth Services) is a group of young people in the state of Vermont who serve as an advisory council; offering healthcare professionals youth perspectives on issues that affect adolescent care.
We would love to involve young people from all across the state in this group!
As a part of the group, youth will gain knowledge specific to youth-related healthcare issues, hear from professionals in the field, and create educational materials for other youth. Leadership opportunities and opportunities to present to healthcare professionals will be offered as well. Also, young people will receive a $20 stipend for every meeting they attend!
Below is a link to the application: https://www.cognitoforms.com/vermontafterschool/vtraysapplication
Employment Opportunities
Are you ready for an amazing opportunity to lead an innovative program
and make positive changes in your community?
West River Valley Thrives (Thrives)
Youth Engagement Specialist Job Posting
Hours and Compensation: This is a flexible 30-35 hour per week position eligible for generous benefits including paid time-off, health and dental insurance, and 403(b) retirement benefits. Starting rate, $22 per hour.
Job Summary: In conjunction with other staff, this position is responsible for coordinating the implementation of youth program opportunities, outreach, and communication to meet the outcomes of the substance use prevention strategies of West River Valley Thrives (Thrives). The Youth Engagement Specialist will communicate through multiple channels to educate, coordinate, and build momentum around Thrives’ activities, best practices and initiatives to highlight and amplify youth voice.
For full job announcement and how to apply go to: https://wrvthrives.org/careers-and-internships/
Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis. Position will remain open until filled.
Important Dates
Friday, October 20th - Music Night, 6:30pm - 7:30pm
Monday, October 23rd - RTU Grade, 2:45 - 4:15
Monday, October 23rd - RTU Grade 10, 2:45 - 4:15
Wednesday, October 25th - RTU Grade 11, 2:45 - 4:15
Wednesday, October 25th - RTU Make Up Meetings 3:00 - 4:00
Friday, October 27th - Bike Tech Open House, 3:00 - 4:30
October Lunch Menu
What is Title I?
Windham Central Supervisory Union (WCSU) receives federal funding to support schools throughout our SU, including Windham School. Title I funds are used to promote improved instruction for all students in our schools. For example, funding is used to provide professional development to all teachers, behavioral support for students, to provide academics and intervention programs, and for community and family engagement.
