The Winchester Public School Board held a business meeting on June 24, 2025, where notable achievements and initiatives were highlighted, particularly the recognition of Maggie McCampbelline, who received five National School Public Relations Awards. This accolade places her among 3,000 peers nationwide, underscoring her significant contributions to public education communication.

McCampbelline expressed her excitement about representing Winchester Public Schools at the upcoming awards ceremony in July, organized by the National School Public Relations Association (INSPRA). She emphasized the value of professional development offered by INSPRA, which aids school public relations professionals in enhancing their skills and staying updated on best practices.

During the meeting, McCampbelline detailed the awards received, including two Golden Achievement Awards and three Publications and Digital Media Excellence Awards. The Golden Achievement Awards recognized two key initiatives: the Apple Award program, which honors outstanding staff members monthly based on nominations from students, parents, and community members, and a campaign promoting the new off and away all day cell phone policy implemented at John Hanley High School.

Additionally, McCampbelline shared that the Winchester Education Foundation's annual report brochure received an Award of Excellence, along with a photo titled "It Takes a Village," capturing the essence of community support in education. This photo was taken during a nurse aide pinning ceremony, reflecting the collaborative spirit of Winchester Public Schools.

The meeting concluded with a celebration of these achievements, reinforcing the district's commitment to recognizing excellence and fostering a supportive educational environment.