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Winfield School Philosophy Winfield School will provide a positive and safe learning community where we are committed to creating an environment that enables all children to fulfill their potential academically, socially, emotionally and physically so that they may someday be in a position to make a contribution to society.
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Principal’s Message Winfield Elementary School is a new school that opened in 2007-08 with more than 70% of our students having a first language other than English. We presently can serve approximately 550 students; the facilities are expandable to handle 800 students. We are proud to represent the Winton School District as the Windjammers. We believe every child can learn more about themselves and the world around them in order to be prepared to make a contribution to society. Not only do we serve a diverse population, we also have a majority of families that are at or below poverty level. We believe children coming from poverty are as valuable and capable of learning as students who live in a higher socioeconomic neighborhood. It is our purpose to help each child develop socially, emotionally, spiritually, psychologically, and academically. We look forward to continue our partnering with the community to accomplish the best for each and every child. |
Winfield Elementary
Mission Statement
“To develop, engage, and facilitate students’ passion and excitement for lifelong learning.” |
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CONTACT US
6981Chesnut Lane
Winton, CA 95388
Phone: (209)
357-6891
Fax: (209) 357-6893
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| School Facilities Winfield Elementary was built in 2007. It has 31 classrooms, a library, a computer lab, an administration building, a cafeteria, and a county Special Education building that has three classrooms and office space. The outside grounds within the campus include approximately eight acres of grass playground and three acres of asphalt playground. The campus is beautiful and is cleaned daily by two eight-hour custodians who's shifts are from 2:30 pm to 10:30 pm Monday through Friday. Students can only enter through a gate at the front of the school where a yard supervisor is stationed. The front gate is locked during school hours, allowing visitors to enter only through the office. After school, the students are dismissed through the front gate with a teacher stationed at the gate and then the gate is locked when the students are gone. Otherwise, the campus is either gated or has chain link fencing around its perimeter. | ||
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Parent Information Please click on the following links for more information.
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