We strive to make sure that our students are well informed about college fairs, informational nights, and other events that occur in Windsor and surrounding areas.

As a part of our ICAP & AVID courses, we would like to offer our sophomores and juniors the opportunity to participate in mock interviews. Mock interviews will take place on Thursday, March 23rd from 8:15 to 11:15 a.m. We need 10 volunteers to help make this a successful event!

If your student earned a GPA of 3.95 or above for the spring and fall 2022 semesters, parents will receive an invitation email to our Academic Lettering Breakfast. We will hold our breakfast in the MS/HS Gymnasium on March 7th at 7:15 a.m.

Windsor Charter Academy’s Parent & Student Safety Committee hosts a variety of safety webinars throughout the year. On March 9th at 6:00 p.m., Carolyn Mader, owner of Mending Hearts Counseling, will be presenting “The Threat of Pornography: How to Speak to Your Teens About Porn.”

Our High School Parent-Teacher Club (PTC) is hosting a Teacher Appreciation Luncheon on Monday, February 13th! ! If you are interested in bringing in a food item, please sign up.

Virtual College Counselors will be hosting a webinar for 12th graders and will visit 11th grade classrooms.

The College Board is giving Black students and their families another chance this school year to connect with Black admissions reps at Real Talk: HBCU Edition on March 1st and 2nd. This two-night event will be an opportunity to compare colleges, receive advice on standing out during the admissions process, get information on special scholarships that can make college more affordable, and have top questions answered in real time.

Student Council is excited to host Spirit Night for all high school students on Thursday, February 16th directly following the girls’ and boys’ basketball playoff games. Dodgeball, cornhole, and Spikeball games will all be set up in the gym and there will be board games and a movie set up in the MS Commons.

High school students are invited to join the National Honor Society 3v3 Basketball Tournament! The tournament will be held on Friday, February 10th from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. There are limited spots available, so please register now!

Teachers will be scheduling individual parent conferences. If you would like a conference with any of your students' teachers, please email them by February 10th to set up a time.

Parents of seniors - we have a few important reminders for you!

As we continue into the second semester, students need to be aware of the dates that they can drop, or withdraw from a concurrent enrollment course.

Congratulations to our 1st Semester Honor Roll recipients!

The Virtual College Counselor advisors will be hosting a webinar on Tuesday, January 10th at 6:00 p.m. for all 11th graders and their families. The topic for this webinar is determining the best college fit and building a college list.

It's time to register for next year's classes!  Please refer to our Academic Advising and Course Information webpage and the 2023-24 Course Catalog to help guide your student as they make their selections. 

We encourage parents to learn more about the dangers of e-cigarettes, vapes, and JUULS.

Please be aware you may be receiving a bill from Aims Community College in the mail. This bill is for your student's administration fees and online fees. You are only responsible for the $25 administrative fee.

From December 1st through 15th, the National Honor Society will setup a Giving tree in the high school hallways! The Giving Tree will have gift tags that can be taken by students and their families.

Windsor Charter Academy offers SAT testing about once a month at our school. There are not many testing sites in northern Colorado so it is a benefit for our students who want to take the SAT again to have it in a building they are comfortable in with staff they know.

Per IRS regulations, Aims Community College has to mail a W9-S IRS form to all students who do not have a Social Security Number (SSN) on file with the college for this tax year. Please note that the college is required by the IRS to do this and that no students can be excluded.