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2026 Annual Brooks Poetry Prize Competition
Each spring, a number of beloved traditions mark the approach of the end of the school year at Winsor. This week brought to the assembly stage a favorite: the Brooks Poetry Prize competition. During all-school assembly in the David E. and Stacey L. Goel Theater, students from Class IV and Class V stepped onto the…
Chicago Brings All That Jazz to Winsor
The Winsor community was transported back in time on April 24 and 25 for the Performing Arts Department’s production of Chicago. A Roaring Twenties celebration, a courtroom drama, a send-up of celebrity and the press alike, the musical was a compelling spectacle, anchored by skillful performances from its Upper School cast, directed and choreographed by…
Seniors Present 2026 Hemenway Speeches
Traditions punctuate every season of life at Winsor, marking the rhythm of the year and the milestones that shape each studentโs journey. For seniors, these traditions can feel especially meaningful as each familiar experience and gathering brings them closer to graduation and life beyond Pilgrim Road. On April 2, every member of the senior class…
The Unseen Work That Keeps Winsor Going
Winsor had some invisible help staying healthy during the past few cold and flu seasons. Well, not visible to the human eye, anyway. Thanks to Winsorโs portable ultraviolet (UV) light sanitizer, the school’s facilities and janitorial teamsโled by John Crompton, director of facilities and constructionโhave been able to maintain exceptionally clean and healthy spaces for…
Spring Rally: A New Winsor Tradition Takes the Field
On Saturday, April 11, Winsor brought student athletes, families, and fans together for a day of clinics, competition, and school spirit for the first ever Spring Rally. Below, Associate Director of Athletics Katrina Hable shares her reflection on the new event: The day began with a clinic led by our varsity lacrosse and softball student-athletes,…
Paleontology Students Get Hands-On Experience with Deep Time
Standing at an outcrop of rock in central New York, Winsor Science Faculty Ken Schopfโs students could see about 380 million years into the past. Part of Mr. Schopfโs Upper School paleontology course, the two-day excursion to this fossil-rich siteโand to the Syracuse University laboratory where they would later analyze the samples they gatheredโwas a…
2026 Winter Athletics Banquet and Season Recap
Last month, on March 9, students, families, coaches, and Winsor administrators gathered in Carolyn McClintock Peter Hall for the annual Winter Athletics Banquet to celebrate another season of accomplishments on the courts, on the rink, and in the water. The banquet honored this yearโs basketball, ice hockey, squash, and swimming teams with remarks from their…
International Night Offers a Winsor World Tour
International Night returned to the Brock-Wilson Gymnasium this week for its biggest year yet. The event was a celebration of the many cultures, traditions, and cuisines that come together to form the Winsor community. Across 40 tables, more than 120 participantsโstudents and their families, as well as faculty and staffโoffered some 300 attendees small, meaningful…
Wellness Project Assembly Offers Tools for Finding Inner Peace on Life’s Journey
Students, faculty, and staff each showed up to last week’s assembly in the midst of their own journeys. Some were stressed about a deadline, others were anxious about an interpersonal conflict or troubled by something happening in the world outside of Winsor. But on that Friday, February 13, the Wellness Project student leadersโChloe Lien โ29,…
Chris Player Awarded Inaugural Bondoc Family Fellowship
At an all-school assembly on January 30, Science Faculty, STEM Coordinator, and Innovation Lab Coordinator Chris Player was awarded the newly established Bondoc Family Fellowship in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics. The three-year fellowship, established by alumnae Victoria Bondoc โ77 and Josefina Bondoc DeBaere โ75, was created to recognize and support the compensation for a…