In Barrington 220, the safety and well-being of our students and staff is our top priority. Based on the rapidly evolving situation of the Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19), Governor Pritzker has closed all Illinois schools through at least Tuesday, April 30. 

We will implement our Distance Learning Plan (click here to see FAQs) on weekdays through April 30. We are fortunate to have the tools and staff expertise that allow us to continue engaging students remotely, whether that means reviewing content or introducing new content. In fact, we recently subscribed to an additional tool to enhance instruction for our students. All teachers will now have access to Zoom for classroom and small group meetings. This will provide more personal interaction between teachers and students.

Please note, students will be held accountable for their assignments. Teachers will grade student work and while students can not fail a class during this time period, if they do not engage, they will receive an incomplete on their report cards.

Barrington 220 will continue to provide meals to students in need during this time. Meals will be dropped off at students’ homes each week on Tuesdays and Thursdays between 2pm and 5pm. Each Tuesday, two breakfasts and two lunches will be provided per child. Each Thursday, three breakfasts and three lunches will be provided per child. On Thursdays, additional food will also be provided generously from Barrington Children's Charities. If you wish to add or discontinue drop-off meal service, or have any questions, please contact Yazmin Aceves via email yaceves@barrington220.org or call (847) 842-3534.

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As required by Board Policy 4:180 Pandemic Preparedness, Barrington 220 has created this Pandemic Preparedness Plan. This document is subject to change, as the situation develops.