Westbrook’s Commitment to ALL Children in Our Schools

Westbrook Public Schools is committed to the success of every child by supporting the individual and unique needs of all children in a positive, inclusive, empathetic, and caring school community.  Westbrook Public Schools believes and values that all children are unique individuals with different needs, interests, talents, and passions and that our schools and school community are deeply committed to embracing and supporting those differences. 

Westbrook Public Schools believes that to ensure the success of all students and the educational priorities identified in our Westbrook Portrait of a Graduate, we need to ensure equitable access and delivery of educational services. Equitable access in Westbrook Public Schools means providing resources, experiences, opportunities, and supports to meet the varied and individual needs of each student.

Westbrook Portrait of a Graduate

  

The school community and the community of Westbrook collaborated to share their perspectives and values about educational priorities for all students in Westbrook Public Schools.  The Board approved the Westbrook Portrait of a Graduate in 2022.  We are proud of the inclusive nature of our community discourse and confident that our shared vision of the Westbrook Portrait of Graduate represents well the educational values and beliefs of the Westbrook community for the youth of Westbrook.  The Westbrook Portrait of a Graduate includes six priority attributes that describe the Westbrook High School graduate: critical problem-solver, creative thinker, effective communicator, perseverant, socially aware, and responsible decision maker.

During the 2023-2024 school year, our school leaders, educators, and students have been hard at work learning what each Westbrook Portrait of a Graduate attribute means in their day to day experiences in our schools in the classroom and in a wide range of activities.  To learn more about the progress of our work at each school and district-wide, please visit one of the following links.

News and Announcements

  • WHS Weekly Parent Update for June 6th

    Hello there,

    Please click on the link to read the WHS Weekly  Parent Update for June 6th.

    http://whs.westbrookctschools.org/friday_parent_updates

    Thank you.

    Westbrook High School
  • Information Regarding Shared Leadership Proposal

    Please visit our page dedicated to the proposed shared leadership structure for Westbrook Middle School and Westbrook High School by using the link listed below:

    https://www.westbrookctschools.org/proposed_shared_leadership_structure_for_wms_and_whs

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  • Westbrook High School Senior Awards and Scholarships - June 11

    Seniors receiving awards and scholarships will receive an invitation to participate in an awards ceremony on June 11th at 6:30 pm.

    Westbrook High School
  • Westbrook High School Underclassmen Awards - June 10

    Underclassmen receiving awards will receive an invitation to participate in an awards ceremony on June 10th at 6:30 pm.

    Westbrook High School
  • WHS Weekly Parent Update for May 23rd

    Hello there,

    Please click on the link to read the WHS Weekly Parent Update for May 23rd.

    http://whs.westbrookctschools.org/friday_parent_updates

    Thank you.

    Westbrook High School
  • AI Without the Hype

    On May 28th at 6:00 p.m., the Westbrook Board of Education will host a community conversation about artificial intelligence- what it is and the real world impact on our day to day lives as the technology becomes more available and accessible.

    We welcome back Westbrook High School graduate, Mr. Lon Seidman (Class of 1994), a consumer technology journalist, who will lead and facilitate the conversation about AI for our community. 

    This event is free and open to our Westbrook staff, parents and guardians, and community members. This is an opportunity for our community to learn about artificial intelligence and to begin community conversations through that learning process.

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  • PowerSchool Data Breach

    On January 7th, Westbrook Public Schools was notified by PowerSchool that they had been the victim of a data breach.  More information about this breach can be viewed at https://www.westbrookctschools.org/groups/5665/technology/breaches_of_security.  We will post updated information on this page as it becomes available.

    Update 1/17/2025:  PowerSchool will contact parents and guardians of current students, former students, current employees, and former employees to offer various forms of credit monitoring and identity theft protection.  We will update this page as information is provided to us by PowerSchool.  Should you have any specific questions regarding the data breach, please email the Director of Technology, Benjamin Russell, by emailing brussell@westbrookctschools.org.

    Update 2/5/2025:  PowerSchool is offering two years of complimentary identity protection services to students and educators whose information was involved. For adult students and educators, this offer will also include two years of complimentary credit monitoring services.  More information related to this will be relayed directly from PowerSchool and Experian in the coming weeks.  For more information, please visit https://www.powerschool.com/security/sis-incident/notice-of-united-states-data-breach/?mkt_tok=ODYxLVJNSS04NDYAAAGYUw2MUO7s22bXSJItiAlgmEBFVNWalGDtiyq1KO0p-XU50B8eEFDAuCSBFd7LEhIGkHpRwdIMs1g_cSp1oOM2Wnl6DJrVlt3qieCqYOlpB_z_tIk

    Update 2/25/2025:  We have received word that PowerSchool and Experian have begun the process of reaching out to affected users.  Please be aware that you may receive a notification from them with information related to the breach and further instructions about signing up for identity protection services.

    Update 5/12/2025:  We received notification from PowerSchool that a threat actor has reached out to some PowerSchool SIS customers in an attempt to extort them using data from the previously reported December 2024 incident. PowerSchool does not believe this is a new incident, but wanted customers to be informed, nonetheless.

    Technology
  • WHS Weekly Parent Update for May 9th

    Hello there,

    Please click on the link to read the WHS Weekly Parent Update for May 9th.

    http://whs.westbrookctschools.org/friday_parent_updates

    Thank you.

    Westbrook High School
  • WHS Weekly Parent Update for May 2nd

    Hello there,

    Please click on the link to read the WHS Weekly Parent Update for May 2nd.

    http://whs.westbrookctschools.org/friday_parent_updates

    Thank you.

    Westbrook High School
  • WHS Weekly Parent Update for April 11th

    Hello there,

    Please click on the link to read the WHS Weekly Parent Update for April 11th.

    http://whs.westbrookctschools.org/friday_parent_updates

    Thank you.

    Westbrook High School
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District Events

  • Last Day of School

    Westbrook Middle School
  • WHS Last Day of Quarter 4

    Westbrook High School
  • LAST DAY OF SCHOOL, 1PM Dismissal

    Daisy Ingraham Elementary School
  • Fifth-Grade Promotion, 9:30 A.M.

    Daisy Ingraham Elementary School
  • Report Cards go home

    Daisy Ingraham Elementary School
  • WHS Library

    Regular BOE Mtg

    Regular BOE Mtg

    Westbrook Public Schools
  • FIRST DAY OF 25-26 SCHOOL YEAR

    Daisy Ingraham Elementary School
  • NO SCHOOL, LABOR DAY HOLIDAY

    Daisy Ingraham Elementary School
  • WHS Library

    Regular BOE Mtg

    Regular BOE Mtg

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  • WHS Library

    Regular BOE Mtg

    Regular BOE Mtg

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  • WHS Library

    Regular BOE Mtg

    Regular BOE Mtg

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  • WHS Library

    Regular BOE Mtg

    Regular BOE Mtg

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