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    The Windham Central Supervisory Union serves ten towns in a geographically diverse area of southern Vermont, which includes the West River Valley and mountain ski areas. Geographically it is the second largest Supervisory Union in the state covering 365 square miles and more than 150 miles of connecting roads.

    Our approximately 1000 students are served by the communities of Brookline, Dover, Jamaica, Marlboro, Newfane, Stratton, Townshend, Wardsboro, Windham, and Winhall.


"What is a R.E.D?" you ask...



Recent Announcements

  • WCSU towns study the feasibility of a "R.E.D." R.E.D Committee The Voluntary Regional Education District Study Committee is comprised of 5 member town representatives from Jamaica, Newfane, Brookline, Windham, and Townshend.The charge ...
    Posted Jan 3, 2012 5:44 AM by Matt Martyn
  • Common Core in Vermont Follow the link below to learn more about how the "Common Core" will impact teaching and learning in Vermont Schools."The Common Core in Vermont"
    Posted Jan 17, 2012 7:57 PM by Matt Martyn
  • Leland and Gray's Tong Chen named Teacher of the Year!     On Tuesday, September 27, 2011 Vermont's Commissioner of Education accompanied by Dr. Steven John, Superintendent of Schools, Emily Long, School board Chair, Dr. Dorinne Dorfman, Principal of Leland and ...
    Posted Oct 3, 2011 6:15 AM by Matt Martyn
  • Band Room Notes ! Band Room Notes September 6, 2011   Welcome back to school! I hope you have had a great summer! Lessons will begin as soon as classes begin this September. I would ...
    Posted Sep 6, 2011 8:51 PM by Matt Martyn
  • 2011-12 Bus Schedules It's that time of year again when the stress and excitement of getting ready to go back to school begins. Although the schools have sent out packets of information ...
    Posted Aug 26, 2011 9:22 AM by Samantha Bovat
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Our mission

"WCSU will provide member districts with the leadership and resources to ensure a strong educational system for all students."


Windham Central Supervisory Union will...

  • place students at the center of decision-making.
  • build trust and respect by acting ethically, transparently, and with integrity.
  • operate as a community of learners, committed to developing the skills and capabilities of all.
  • collaborate, share and seek creative solutions. 

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