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Every fall Barrington 220 hosts a Safety Week where all schools participate in safety drills mandated by the State of Illinois, including fire, tornado, lockdown, and bus evacuation drills. Our 6th Annual Safety Week will be held September 9-13. During this week you will receive daily emails with videos that have important safety tips on the following topics:
- Welcome to Safety Week (See Something, Say Something!)
- Law Enforcement Drill (Run, Hide, Fight)
- Weather Emergencies & Water Safety
- School Evacuations
- Transportation (Railroad & Crosswalk Safety)
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Every fall Barrington 220 hosts a Safety Week where all schools participate in safety drills mandated by the State of Illinois, including fire, tornado, lockdown, and bus evacuation drills. Our 6th Annual Safety Week will be held September 9-13. During this week you will receive daily emails with videos that have important safety tips on the following topics:
- Welcome to Safety Week (See Something, Say Something!)
- Law Enforcement Drill (Run, Hide, Fight)
- Weather Emergencies & Water Safety
- School Evacuations
- Transportation (Railroad & Crosswalk Safety)
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Every fall Barrington 220 hosts a Safety Week where all schools participate in safety drills mandated by the State of Illinois, including fire, tornado, lockdown, and bus evacuation drills. Our 6th Annual Safety Week will be held September 9-13. During this week you will receive daily emails with videos that have important safety tips on the following topics:
- Welcome to Safety Week (See Something, Say Something!)
- Law Enforcement Drill (Run, Hide, Fight)
- Weather Emergencies & Water Safety
- School Evacuations
- Transportation (Railroad & Crosswalk Safety)
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Every fall Barrington 220 hosts a Safety Week where all schools participate in safety drills mandated by the State of Illinois, including fire, tornado, lockdown, and bus evacuation drills. Our 6th Annual Safety Week will be held September 9-13. During this week you will receive daily emails with videos that have important safety tips on the following topics:
- Welcome to Safety Week (See Something, Say Something!)
- Law Enforcement Drill (Run, Hide, Fight)
- Weather Emergencies & Water Safety
- School Evacuations
- Transportation (Railroad & Crosswalk Safety)
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All regular Board of Education meetings are held on Tuesday evenings, beginning with a Closed Session at 5:30 p.m., immediately followed by Open Session at 6:00 p.m. Unless otherwise noted, the meetings will take place at the District Administrative Center, 515 West Main Street, Barrington, Illinois. All Board meetings are live-streamed on the Board's YouTube channel.
Click here for meeting agendas.
Click here for meeting agendas.
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Join us at Station Campus to learn more about the $64M referendum and take a tour of the current middle school science classrooms.
At the August 13 Barrington 220 Board of Education meeting, the Board unanimously voted to proceed with a referendum seeking voter approval to address safety, security, and instructional needs at our schools, as well as build a new community auditorium at Barrington High School.
At the August 13 Barrington 220 Board of Education meeting, the Board unanimously voted to proceed with a referendum seeking voter approval to address safety, security, and instructional needs at our schools, as well as build a new community auditorium at Barrington High School.
More than 2,500 community members collaborated throughout 2024 on a plan to address these challenges. The district then worked to make that plan even more efficient and fiscally responsible, saving taxpayers $11.5 million.
The final $64 million community-driven plan would cost the average district household an additional $236 per year. This plan will now go to the community for final approval in the upcoming November 5, 2024 election.
If successful, the referendum will:
- Increase Safety & Security throughout Barrington 220
- Build a New Community Auditorium at Barrington High School
- Enhance STEAM and Instructional Spaces for Students
The community's plan for the future of our schools would ensure all Barrington 220 students have access to the quality education they deserve. It would allow us to alleviate safety concerns, address accessibility, improve programming, and increase opportunities for all our students. We could better protect the community's investment in our buildings and safely support the community's desire to use our high school for more events. All of this leads to an even higher quality school district, which leads to higher property values for our residents, and a stronger community.
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Join us at Barbara B. Rose Elementary to learn more about the $64M referendum and take a tour of the current building maintenance/repair needs.
At the August 13 Barrington 220 Board of Education meeting, the Board unanimously voted to proceed with a referendum seeking voter approval to address safety, security, and instructional needs at our schools, as well as build a new community auditorium at Barrington High School.
At the August 13 Barrington 220 Board of Education meeting, the Board unanimously voted to proceed with a referendum seeking voter approval to address safety, security, and instructional needs at our schools, as well as build a new community auditorium at Barrington High School.
More than 2,500 community members collaborated throughout 2024 on a plan to address these challenges. The district then worked to make that plan even more efficient and fiscally responsible, saving taxpayers $11.5 million.
The final $64 million community-driven plan would cost the average district household an additional $236 per year. This plan will now go to the community for final approval in the upcoming November 5, 2024 election.
If successful, the referendum will:
- Increase Safety & Security throughout Barrington 220
- Build a New Community Auditorium at Barrington High School
- Enhance STEAM and Instructional Spaces for Students
The community's plan for the future of our schools would ensure all Barrington 220 students have access to the quality education they deserve. It would allow us to alleviate safety concerns, address accessibility, improve programming, and increase opportunities for all our students. We could better protect the community's investment in our buildings and safely support the community's desire to use our high school for more events. All of this leads to an even higher quality school district, which leads to higher property values for our residents, and a stronger community.
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- Elementary Day: 8-10:45am
- Middle School Day: 8:52-11:37am (Click here for Bell Schedule)
- High School Day: 8:30-11:15am (Click here for Bell Schedule)
*Please note that there is no school for the Barrington Early Learning Center on this day.
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No School for Preschool Students.
Screening is limited to students who have pre-registered for screening.
Screening is limited to students who have pre-registered for screening.
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The theme of Homecoming 2024 is "Under the Stars"! Click here to fill out an application to participate in the parade.
The parade will begin promptly at 10:15 a.m. on Saturday, September 28. The parade will follow the traditional route from Wool Street to Main Street, and west on Main Street toward BHS.
The parade will begin promptly at 10:15 a.m. on Saturday, September 28. The parade will follow the traditional route from Wool Street to Main Street, and west on Main Street toward BHS.
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Join us at Barrington High School immediately following the Homecoming parade to learn more about the $64M referendum and take a tour of the current auditorium, music classrooms, and fine arts classrooms.
At the August 13 Barrington 220 Board of Education meeting, the Board unanimously voted to proceed with a referendum seeking voter approval to address safety, security, and instructional needs at our schools, as well as build a new community auditorium at Barrington High School.
At the August 13 Barrington 220 Board of Education meeting, the Board unanimously voted to proceed with a referendum seeking voter approval to address safety, security, and instructional needs at our schools, as well as build a new community auditorium at Barrington High School.
More than 2,500 community members collaborated throughout 2024 on a plan to address these challenges. The district then worked to make that plan even more efficient and fiscally responsible, saving taxpayers $11.5 million.
The final $64 million community-driven plan would cost the average district household an additional $236 per year. This plan will now go to the community for final approval in the upcoming November 5, 2024 election.
If successful, the referendum will:
- Increase Safety & Security throughout Barrington 220
- Build a New Community Auditorium at Barrington High School
- Enhance STEAM and Instructional Spaces for Students
The community's plan for the future of our schools would ensure all Barrington 220 students have access to the quality education they deserve. It would allow us to alleviate safety concerns, address accessibility, improve programming, and increase opportunities for all our students. We could better protect the community's investment in our buildings and safely support the community's desire to use our high school for more events. All of this leads to an even higher quality school district, which leads to higher property values for our residents, and a stronger community.
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Pursuant to School Board Policy 2:150, the Board of Education may establish committees to assist with the Board's governance function and, in some situations, to comply with state law requirements. Each committee reports directly to the Board of Education. Committee members may include both Board Members and non-Board Members depending on the committee's purpose. Committee appointments are made at the organization meeting of the Board that is held following the consolidated election in April of odd-numbered years. Committee meetings are typically held once per month. The purpose of the Finance Committee is to review the district budget, financial projections, and other important financial documents and reports.
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All regular Board of Education meetings are held on Tuesday evenings, beginning with a Closed Session at 5:30 p.m., immediately followed by Open Session at 6:00 p.m. Unless otherwise noted, the meetings will take place at the District Administrative Center, 515 West Main Street, Barrington, Illinois. All Board meetings are live-streamed on the Board's YouTube channel.
Click here for meeting agendas.
Click here for meeting agendas.
Early Learning Center
The ELC is a very special place because we have the privilege of working closely with our students and their families as they begin their school experience. I feel very fortunate to be one of the teachers here because I am supported by so many talented, caring and dedicated staff members. To be a part of the ELC team is to be a part of something very special, as we meet the unique and diverse needs of each child, and celebrate the growth of all of our youngest learners. Nancy ReedTeacher
I love being a part of the ELC team. The children's enthusiasm for life and love of learning resonate throughout the building. Together, we grow and learn every day!
Maggie GatesSpeech Clinician
The ELC is a special place where all children are deeply cared for by talented professionals who are dedicated to developing their love for learning. It is pure joy to see the progress our students make in their preschool years!
Stacy GutzmerOccupational Therapist
The best part of the ELC is the relationships I form with my students, families, and colleagues. I am surrounded by an amazing staff who all have the same goal of doing what's best for our students. I love teaching young kids at one of the most critical stages in development and helping them to foster a love of learning. Caralee NiemiecTeacher
I love working at the ELC! Everyday is an opportunity to learn better practices and ways to support our students and their families with registration and collaborating with our office team. Assisting our principal, Michelle Tapia, has been a wonderful and fulfilling experience. I'm excited to see what the future brings.
Carolanne SmithAdministrative Assistant to the Principal/Registrar
I feel blessed to be a part of the ELC. Every staff member in our building plays a role in the success of our students and we strive to make a difference everyday in the lives of our littlest learners. The transformation of each child from their first day that they walk into our doors, to when they leave us, is simply amazing!Mandy KonwentTeacher