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Katherine (Kate) G. Windsor, Ed.D., is the 12th head of the 180-year-old Miss Porter’s School (MPS) in Farmington, Connecticut. Since her tenure in 2008, Porter’s has grown to 335 students – two-thirds boarding and one-third day – representing 26 states and 29 countries.
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Elise Shatto ’85. Karen Staib ’90. July 1, 2020. Category:...
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Head of School, Miss Porter's School · Experience: University of Pennsylvania Graduate School of Education · Location: Farmington · 500+ connections on LinkedIn. View Katherine...
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Jul 1, 2020 · Elise Shatto ’85. Karen Staib ’90. July 1, 2020. Category: Head of School. The Miss Porter’s School Board of Trustees is a dedicated group of individuals who care deeply about Miss Porter’s School, and their work reflects their commitment to the success of the school and its students.
In 1884, Sarah Porter hired her former student, Mary Elizabeth Dunning Dow, with whom she began to share more of her duties as Head of School. From then until her death in 1900, Porter gradually relinquished her control of the school to Dow.
Sep 8, 2022 · Katherine G. Windsor, the head of Miss Porter’s since 2008, doesn’t mince words when it comes to her intention to steer the school’s students into a future where their voices will need to be...
Katherine G. Windsor is the 12th Head of Miss Porter’s School. Prior to her tenure at Miss Porter’s School, she served as the head of The Sage School in Foxboro, Mass. Dr. Windsor earned her Doctor of Education degree from the University of Pennsylvania and was a Klingenstein Visiting Fellow at Columbia University.
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Aug 24, 2023 · Changes at Miss Porter’s in the 20th Century. Contemplating retirement in 1884, Porter hired Mary Elizabeth Dunning Dow, a former student and widow and groomed her as the next Head of School. Porter gradually handed over duties to Dow until Porter’s death in 1900.
