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Watch: Roger Wolcott Goes Out with a Bang
Roger Wolcott welcomed past and present staff and students to the school Thursday for a celebration of the school's 16 years at Windsor's public early childhood institution.
Having opened its doors as the Roger Wolcott Early Childhood Center in 1996, Windsor's public pre-kindergarten institution has contributed to the development of nearly a generation of students in town.
The will officially put an end to public early-childhood education at the Wilson school next fall.
Wolcott staff and students, both past and present, gathered at the school Thursday evening for a celebration of the school's 16-year history and the end of an era in town.
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Among those in attendance were former Wolcott principals Cynthia Deshais and Ll=orraine Guile, in addition to a number of representatives from local civic and government groups.
According to Windsor Public Schools, Tuesday's event is one of a number of functions that will welcome community members to take part in throuhgout the elementary school reorganization process.
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The reorganization will go into full effect next fall. When that happens, Oliver Ellsworth will serve pre-K through grade 2 students; Poquonock will serve kindergarten through grade 2 students; and Clover Street and J.F.K. will serve grades 3 through 5.
The Roger Wolcott building will not be used for education next year. The district has yet to announce plans for the facility.
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