At the October 10th, 2022, School Board Meeting, students from Windsor Elementary discussed how they are "building a sense of belonging" in their classrooms during their presentation to the board. In order of appearance, presenters included:
From Mrs. Byrum's 1st Grade Class: Giana Hall, Grayson Seward, Kylie Smith, Emma Andrade
From Mrs. Guimoye's K Class: Aubrey Bass
From Mrs. Hill's 3rd Grade Class: Nolan Tyler
From Mrs. White's 3rd Grade Class: Journee Dixon.
IWCS Vision:
To create a learning environment that will enable every child to discover his or her unique gifts and talents.
IWCS Mission:
To enhance and expand on each child’s unique gifts and talents to ensure every child is college, career and life ready.
Division Overview
Isle of Wight County Schools provides quality public education to approximately 5,500 students in nine schools (five elementary, two middle schools, and two high schools).
The school division is considered mid-sized for the Commonwealth of Virginia, providing an array of rigorous and diverse programs that few school systems of similar size can match. Yet, the division is small enough to provide an education centered on each child's educations needs and interests.

Collaborative planning and innovative strategies are the hallmark of the division's motto, Tomorrow's Ideas for Today's Students. The division is the recipient of numerous national, regional, and state commendations, including Title I Distinguished Schools, Virginia Index of Performance Awards, National Merit Scholars, Fulbright Foundation Scholars, and many more