Educational organizations, teachers, and supporters of educators
Sustainable Winchester is a nonprofit organization dedicated to fostering a sustainable future for our community. We aim to inspire Winchester residents to actively participate in sustainability. Our focus areas include renewable energy, waste management, construction and building use, transportation, land use, water and air resources, biodiversity and sustainable landscaping.
A non-profit, non-sectarian program, owned and operated by Crawford Memorial United Methodist Church. Our curriculum mixes structure with plenty of flexibility for young active minds, taught by a highly qualified team of teachers in a happy nurturing environment. The Nursery School program (ages 3–5 years) is licensed by the Dept. of Early Education and Care of Massachusetts and is in compliance with all Health and Safety Regulations of the Town of Winchester. It is also accredited by the National Academy of Early Childhood Programs.
Led by Sachem alumni students, families and faculty, our goal is to connect our schools and students, to support communities of collaboration, to celebrate alumni success, and to create sustainable opportunities for lifetime engagement of our global community of alumni.
The Winchester Alumni Association is governed by a local and volunteer Board of Directors nominated and elected by registered SachemsConnect members.
WinCAM is Winchester's community media station. Along with providing video coverage of municipal meetings and town events, WinCAM offers training and production assistance to anyone who lives or works in Winchester. WinCAM members have access to professional video production equipment as well as our fantastic facility, complete with two production studios, post production suites and multipurpose production room. The multipurpose space is available for community use as well and can hold up to 80 people for meetings, workshops, presentations or functions.
A comprehensive community-based organization housed within the Health Department that works collaboratively with town residents, departments and agencies to reduce substance abuse, particularly in the youth community, and to foster safe choices and healthy living through education.
WCMS is a nonprofit organization serving more than 900 students from over 30 towns, including Winchester, Woburn, Stoneham, Lexington, Medford, Arlington, and Burlington. With almost 40 years of excellence in music education, an exceptional faculty, and a state-of-the-art facility, we provide the finest professional instruction and performance to our students, and a world of music to our community and beyond. We have music opportunities for all ages, from toddlers to teens and young adults to seniors. We offer private lessons as well as group classes, ensembles, and music therapy.
Winchester Cooperative Nursery School offers a positive, first-school experience for preschool children and their families. WCNS provides a welcoming and supportive community that fosters learning and development in a nurturing environment. Working together, parents and teachers create a unique relationship that enhances opportunities for families to play, grow and learn together.
The Winchester Farmers Market Community Hub explores the different aspects of community building and the ways that bring people together. With the Winchester Farmers Market as the starting point various programs are developed that contribute to a more resilient vibrant community.
WFEE raises and grants money in support of creativity, excellence, and innovation in Winchester public schools.
