What does WUSD mean in COMMUNITY

Windsor Unified School District focuses on helping every student achieve their highest potential in a safe and nurturing environment. We provide high-quality instruction, wrap-around services to support students in all aspects of their educational journey, and promote active involvement for all families. Our unique approach is grounded in evidence-based research to ensure the best possible outcomes for our students.

The enrollment process begins with completing an online enrollment packet and providing required documents such as birth certificates, immunization records, proof of residency, and transcripts or previous school records if transferring from another district. English Learner assessments may be required depending on the language spoken by your child at home. Please visit www.wusd.org/enrollment for more detailed information about the enrollment process.

At WUSD, we are committed to offering a comprehensive curriculum that supports the whole child while meeting college and career ready standards. All schools offer core academic courses including STEM programs as well as electives such as visual arts, music, physical education and world language classes that help foster learning experiences beyond traditional classrooms.

Our schools offer a range of extracurricular activities such as sports teams, clubs including robotics and coding clubs, student government organizations as well as theater arts programs that help develop student’s leadership skills and interests outside of academics. These activities help build social connections between students across grade levels while inspiring creativity and exploration into new learning opportunities which can be found on our website www.wusd.org/activities

Yes! WUSD offers Advanced Placement (AP) courses to challenge academically advanced learners; an extensive Gifted & Talented Education program which provides enrichment opportunities for students identified through screening; Dual Language Immersion Program which allows students to learn two languages simultaneously; Autism Center of Excellence (ACE) that assists in developing an individualized education program (IEP) for each student; and a Mentoring Program which pairs selected elementary school youth with middle level mentors who provide guidance on educational success strategies both inside and outside the classroom setting.

The safety of our students is a priority for us at WUSD. We work hard to maintain secure campuses through ongoing monitoring measures such as installed video cameras, regular visitor identification checks at school entry points, deployment of campus safety officers throughout district grounds along with parent engagement initiatives that reinforce timely communication about threats or suspicious behaviors both within school grounds or toward other members in our community.

Yes! WUSD has afterschool care centers located at most elementary sites, these programs allow kids to receive homework assistance when needed along with providing creative recreational / educational activities such as dance / art classes, outdoor playtime, board games tournaments, science labs etc.. Aftercare centers accept children grades K-6 and childcare fees vary from site location. For more detailed information please visit www.wusd.org/aftercareprogram.