Special Announcements
Searching for Talent
Windsor Adult Education is continually striving to offer courses of interest to the community. We reach out to our talented Windsor residents to share their specialized skills and interest with the community. If you are interested in teaching a class with us, please contact Mayela Aguirre at: maguirre@windsorct.org or 860-687-2000, ext. 1273
2-1-1 Info-line
Ever wonder how to find a community service when you or someone you know needs help? The 2-1-1 Info-line is a confidential, free and multilingual way to locate hundreds of health and human services in your area. Simply dial 2-1-1 from your phone to connect with a caseworker that will assist you in dealing with a crisis.
Job Corps
Offers 16-24 year-olds who are ready to work toward a successful future free Job Corps’ education and career training. Interested students please call 1-800-733-JOBS to speak to a representative or visit www.hartford.jobcorps.gov for more information.
American Job Center of Connecticut
Need help getting a job, developing a resume, or exploring career options? Connecticut American Job Center provides free training programs and paid internships for 16–24-year-olds with a high school diploma or high school equivalency certificate. Visit your one-stop center in Hartford at 3580 Main Street or call 860-256-3700.
Connecticut Office of Higher Education
The Office of Higher Education seeks to advance the promise of postsecondary education for all state residents, and to advocate on behalf of students, taxpayers, and the postsecondary schools and colleges which fall under its purview. The office carries out its mission by assuring that students have access to postsecondary institutions which meet the highest standards of academic quality, by administering the state’s student financial aid programs, and by serving as an information and consumer protection resource. Please visit www.ctohe.org for more information.
Office of Family and Community Partnership
The Office of Family and Community Partnership is operated by the Windsor Public Schools with support from a generous grant from the Hartford Foundation for Public Giving This initiative is designed to increase student growth and achievement through improved collaborative partnerships between schools, families and the community. Efforts are based on the philosophy that a child’s family is his/her first teacher and that it takes all of us to educate our children well. If you have ideas about how our schools, families and community can work better together, please contact Christina Morales at (860) 687-2000 x1284 or Jenifer Phelps at (860) 687-2000 x1263.
Windsor Public Schools Family Resource Centers
The Family Resource Centers (FRC) are located in each of the four elementary schools. The FRCs offer an array of free programs and community information and resources throughout the year for families and children who are Windsor residents. They also offer the Tree House before and after school program, available to children of school age, at each of the elementary schools for a fee. Please contact Renee Bryan at 860-687-2070, ext. 6229 for more information.
Post Road Tours: Directions to Departures for Tours
- I-384 East
- Exit 1-Silver Lane/Spencer Street (exit)
- Left onto Spencer Street
- Left onto Cemetary Road
- Left into Commuter Lot
- GPS Address: Commuter Lot, Manchester, CT 06040
Windsor Board of Education
Windsor Adult Education
Room 9
601 Matianuck Avenue
Windsor, CT 06095
860-687-2000 ext. 1273
If traveling I-91 NORTH:
- Take Exit 35B and take a left off exit ramp onto Rte. 218 West.
- At the third traffic light, turn right onto Matianuck Avenue.
- Travel approximately six tenths of a mile to a stop sign
- Take a left and you have arrived.
If traveling I-91 SOUTH:
- Take Exit 35B and take a right off exit ramp onto Rte. 218 West.
- At first traffic light, turn right onto Matianuck Avenue
- Travel approximately six tenths of a mile to a stop sign
- Take a left and you have arrived.
