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This event offers families of students with developmental disabilities an easy opportunity to enroll in PUNS. Secure your spot for our upcoming Enrollment Night by filling out this form. For any questions regarding these events, please contact Alyssa Grewe at 224-500-0507 or at agrewe@barrington220.org. We look forward to your participation!
PUNS is a statewide waiting list for individuals with developmental disabilities who may need funding for services either now or in the future. Children as young as 2.5 years old, teens, and adults can enroll in PUNS when they have been diagnosed with a developmental disability. There can be a long wait before someone is selected for funding so we encourage you not to wait!
LOCATION: BHS Front Atrium (Lower Level)
The Barrington 220 Board of Education's 2024 Referendum Advisory Committee will assist the Board in identifying key components to be included in a referendum question proposed for the November 5, 2024 election ballot. The 2024 Referendum Advisory Committee will make a final recommendation to the Board of Education by the June 4, 2024 Board of Education meeting. The final decision of what will be asked on a potential referendum question rests with the Board. If the Board decides to place a referendum question on the November 2024 ballot, it must approve the question in August 2024.
The committee consists of approximately 60 members representing all district attendance areas and grade levels, as well as members of local Barrington community organizations.
Meetings are open to the public, however, only committee members may participate and vote.
Click here for meeting agendas.
During this virtual session, Jordan Anderson, Director of Learning Services, will discuss Extended Services offered in the Barrington 220 School District. Please sign up if you plan to attend. A Zoom link will be sent to you on the day of the event. A recording will be sent to all registrants following the completion of the event.
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The Educational Foundation granted the district $111,000 to fund equipment, supplies, and other materials to develop a BHS Culinary Internship Program. The program will teach students professional culinary skills and techniques such as proper knife use, food safety, menu planning, cooking techniques, and more. Students will also learn about front-of-the-house operations like staffing, hospitality management, the economics of food, and marketing.
The purpose of the Facilities Committee is to review facility work across the district, provide guidance on strategic facility initiatives, and ensure community involvement in the district's facilities processes.