Windsor are managed by the Capital Region Education Council: One magnet middle & high school (Grades 6–12): Academy of Aerospace and Engineering There are two public libraries: Windsor Public Library and Wilson Public Library. Loomis Chaffee, the well-known college preparatory school, is located in Windsor, on a campus at the confluence of the Connecticut and Farmington rivers. The original Loomis Homestead, built by Joseph Loomis in 1640 and one of the oldest buildings in the United States, stands on the school's campus across the street from the current school head's residence. Madina Academy, Connecticut's first full-time Islamic School, offers preschool through 12th grade Saint Gabriel's School is a private school that teaches kindergarten through eighth grade. Trinity Christian School is a private school that teaches kindergarten through seventh grade. Praise, Power, Prayer Christian School is a private school that teaches kindergarten through twelfth grade. Branford Hall Career Institute and Baran Institute of Technology are located on Day Hill Road. Recreation and activities Parks Windsor Meadows State Park is in the southeast corner of town and runs along the shore of the Connecticut River. Keney Park, in the south, straddles Windsor and Hartford; it includes cricket fields and a golf course. Northwest Park, Windsor's largest park, is located in the northwest corner of Windsor. It includes a nature center, trails and an animal barn showcasing a burro, sheep, chickens, goats, rabbits, ducks, and a turkey. Welch Park is in the neighborhood of Poquonock on the Farmington River and is home to a public pool, a basketball court, numerous baseball diamonds, tennis courts, and a small playground. Stroh Park is off Route 159 near Wilson Congregational Church towards the south end of town. It is home to a public pool, tennis courts, a playground, and a pond. Strawberry Hills Park is located on River Street. It is a popular location in the summer months for those interested in canoeing and kayaking the Farmington River. Mill Brook Open Space, the former Mill Brook and Traditions golf course headed to housing development was purchased and protected as open space by The Trust for Public Land in 2014. This 95 acre property cost $2.1million dollars, with a $1,086,000 grant from the State of Connecticut to help preserve this open meadow. This property will serve as "land for passive recreation, wildlife habitat, community character along with water quality & storm water protection purposes". The proximity of