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Windsor C-1 School District Record Windsor C-1 School District July 20, 2015 A Windsor Scholar is a Senior who, by the end Windsor C-1 2015 Graduation of their 7th semester, has a weighted GPA of 4.0 or higher or an ACT score of 31 or higher. The class of 2015 had 40 such students: Laila Renee Alvarado Timothy Kurt Bartels Casey Louise Boyer Logan Joseph Breer Kyle James Cage Kathryn Rose Curran Blake Aaron Domahowski Alyssa Jade Fischer Amber Rose Garland Kelsi Ann Gmerek Whitney Nadine Goldacker Benjamin Wilk Haefner Briana Katherine Hanewinkle Abigail Grace Kempter Joseph Kelly Lawson Preston Dennis Lingle Jordyn Lea Long Andrew Louis Manson Kelsey Marie McCulley Madison Olivia McGehee Zachary David Ortmann Mario Pagan-Cruz Madison Louis Richey Kelsey Tenee Robic Andrew William Schaefer Kristen Marie Schmutzler Nicole Audrey Shaw Breanna Nichole Sitzes Chloe Evelyn Smith Johnathan Ryan Steele Megan Amanda Steffan Emily Caire Teague Joshua Mark Thibodeaux Hannah Marie Tinsley Corey Michael Twardoski Curtis George Weldon Michelle Elizabeth Wichmann Brandon Wayne Yarnell 1 Marissa Allean Yount Madison Alexis Zanti 2014-15 Accomplishments Mr. Doc Carranza was awarded the Advisor of the Year Award for the Gateway District of the Missouri Student Council Association. Whitney Goldacker, Nicholas Janushanis, Kelsey THE NICHE RANKINGS McCulley, Victor Pagan-Cruz, Breanna Sitzes, NAMED THE Michael Wichman, and Maddision Zanti were named WINDSOR C-1 SCHOOL Distinguished Student Leaders of Missouri DISTRICT Association of Student Councils. AS THE 35th BEST SCHOOL DISTRICT IN THE Windsor High School was awarded the Missouri STATE OF MISSOURI. Association of Student Councils Gold Award. Windsor Middle School earned the Honor Council Award from the Missouri Association of Student Councils. The Intermediate Center and Middle School Archery Teams qualified for the National Tournament in Louisville, Kentucky. Windsor High School was recognized first by the State The Lady Owl Softball Team finished the season with and then, as a National School of Character. An a record of 21-3 and won the JCAA Conference outstanding and prestigious recognition. Championship with a perfect record of 6-0. The 21 season win total is a Windsor C-1 School District record. The 2014 Windsor Softball Team was named an Academic All-State Team with a 3.479 gpa. Kristen Schmutzler, Madison Harris, Hannah Hearst, and Shaina Kemtz were named Academic All- State in Softball. Kristen Schmutzler was named 1st Team All-State in Softball. Mr. Charlie Bouzek, Freer Elementary Principal, Madison Harris was named 2nd Team All-State in receiving his Distinguished Principal Award at Softball. MAESSP. Head CoachWayne Montgomery was named the Jefferson County Softball Coach of the Year. Noah Brothers qualified for the National Merit Scholar Program. Head Coach Wayne Montgomery and the Windsor Golf Team completed an undefeated season in Conference play. Jacob Mueller and Joe Rudden both qualified for the Dr. Matt Carlton, IC Principal, receiving his New Golf State Sectionals. Exemplary Principal Award at MAESSP. Girls Soccer, Boys Tennis, and Girls Tennis – were Windsor Elementary teacher, Mrs. Sherri Roth, was a all 2014 District Champions. candidate for the National LifeChanger of the Year Award. Callie Robertson was named to 2nd Team All-State in Soccer. Mr. Jason Naucke was awarded the Administrator of 2 the Year Award for the Gateway District of the Annika Menke made the Missouri State High School Missouri Student Council Association. Activities Association Final Four in Tennis. Jacob Warren, Dirk Tucker, Austin Marler, Ryan Yarnell and Brandon Yarnell qualified for the Wrestling State Tournament. Dane Rodriguez on the Medal Stand- All State Track. Mr. Michael Holland presenting the Windsor C-1 Teacher of the Year Award to Mrs. Annette Readnour of the Windsor Middle School. Josh Thibodeaux – District Singles Champion and st 1 WHS Male Tennis player to win a match in the State Tournament. Dr. Rachel Montgomery, High School Assistant Principal, completed all requirements in earning her Doctoral Degree from Missouri Baptist University. Breanna Sitzes was named a Post Dispatch Scholar Athlet e, as well as Honorable Mention All-State in Volleyball . Windsor Middle School TREND Club received the President’s Volunteer Service Award for the 2014-15 Mr. Dean Garner received the Distinguished school year for completing 1650 hours of community service hours. Service Award at the MIAAA Spring Conference for his dedication and service to Windsor Athletics. Grace Easley received the Individual Service Award for 3 completing 550 hours of service. 2014-15 Windsor C-1 Retirees – L-R – Anna Walton, Susan Davis, Teresa Fey, Diana Reese, Kathy O’Barr, Maureen Bambauch, Shirleen Weiss, Connie Podolosky, Carol Ivy, Gail Mueller, Diane Lumley, Debra Hall, Carol Pesek, Sherri Strauser Ms. Sherri Strauser, Assistant Superintendent, giving her final Windsor C-1 Faculty meeting address. 4 High School Art Show The Jazz Band, under the direction of Steve Williams, performed at the State Capitol in Jefferson City. The 4th Grade took a trip to the State Capitol this past year, as well. 5 5TH ANNUAL P.R.I.D.E. ICE CREAM SOCIAL Windsor Freer Parents Association Picnic and Parade AT MARY’S SWEET SHOPPE 6 Featured Windsor C-1 School District Staff Member Mr. David Gilmore New Windsor C-1 High School Principal With Ms. Sherri Strauser, Windsor C-1 Assistant Superintendent, retiring at the conclusion of the 2014-15 school year, after 37 years in education, Mr. Jeff Buscher was named her successor for the 2015-16 school year. This began the search for a new high school principal. The selection for this position is Mr. David Gilmore. Mr. Gilmore comes to Windsor High School from Kennett, Missouri, where he served as the High School Principal for the past 4 years. Prior to Kennett, he served an additional 6 years as High School Principal at Hayti High School. Mr. Gilmore holds a Bachelor’s Degree from Central Missouri State University, as well as a Master’s and Specialist Degree from William Woods University. He is currently working toward completion of his Doctorate in Educational Leadership, which he will complete in 2016. Discussing his decision to become an educator, Mr. Gilmore stated, “Growing up in Hayti, Missouri, the school was everything to our community. There were not a lot of recreational opportunities, restaurants, shopping centers, activities, etc. If you wanted to do something, be involved, or have fun, it was done through the school; it was the hub of our community. At an early age, I became very involved in school activities and I loved every minute of it. That experience and the love and care of teachers and coaches allowed me the opportunity to attend college on a football scholarship. As I went through college, I knew that being an educator would be my career choice. My teachers and coaches were a huge part of why I was inspired and able to attend college; I wanted to become an educator to help other students achieve that same dream. Being the first person in my family to graduate from college, it would not have been possible without a community of caring teachers who made sure that my dreams were fulfilled”. Mr. Gilmore explains his decision in making the move to Windsor C-1, “I am very thankful for the opportunity to be the Principal at Windsor High School. As an educator, you want to provide the best education possible for your students. As a parent, that is what you expect. I wanted to work for a school district that does this year in and year out. Windsor has been recognized as one of the best school districts in the state on a consistent basis for many years and I wanted my family to be a part of a school community that provides and cares for its students in that same manner. I am very thankful to the interview committee, administration, and Board of Education for selecting me for this position. It is a great honor”. In addition to serving 11 years as a High School Principal, Mr. Gilmore was also a teacher, Senior MAP Leader, Head Football Coach, Head Track Coach, Assistant Boys’ Basketball Coach, and Assistant Girls Basketball Coach. As a Head Football Coach, his teams amassed a record of 85-21 in 9 seasons, winning 6 District Championships and reaching 3 quarterfinals, 2 semi-finalists, with a 2nd place State finish in 2002. Mr. Gilmore’s teams produced 3 individuals who played at the University of Missouri, and two others at North Carolina and Kansas State, respectively. One his former players earned All- American status at the University of Missouri and are currently entering his 6th season with the NFL’s Atlanta Falcons. Mr. Gilmore is married to Rachel; they have 3 daughters (Payton, McKenzie, and Riley) and a son (Hayden). 7 SUMMER MAINTENANCE 2015 This summer, the District is having parking lots sealed and re-striped at all campuses. The District is also involved in doing some excavation work on the Northeast side of the Football field, in order to build a more gradual slope, which will allow for proper drainage and soil stability. In addition, the following maintenance/improvements have been and are currently being accomplished during the summer months: Sanding, refinishing, painting of the main High School Gymnasium. Refinished the Middle School Gymnasium. Painting various classrooms and hallways at all buildings in the District. Painted and installed new tile in the High School Choir Room New High School Choir Risers New tile in various High School hallways. Basic maintenance and replacement of several Air Conditioning Units. Purchase of new Middle School Band chairs. New Lettering to go above the Middle School main entrance. Various signage throughout the District. Basic repair and maintenance in all buildings.
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