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E-Learning Days

Thanks to Barrington 220’s One to World Program which provides iPad devices and an array of digital instructional tools, the district is able to implement e-learning days when necessary to extend learning beyond the classroom. These days count as a full school day, where students actively engage in learning activities from home. Teachers prepare lessons for students and are available to assist students throughout the day. This eliminates the need to make up the school day at the end of the year. 

  • Elementary Schools/ELC: Early childhood through fifth-grade children will have access to their assignments through their teacher’s usual electronic communication method of See-Saw or Schoology. Additionally, kindergarten through fifth-grade students will receive assignments for Specials (art, music, physical education, library, and STEM) that they would typically have for the day from their teachers.
     
  • Middle School/High School: Students will have access to their assignments through the normal electronic method of Schoology. They should have an assignment/learning experience for each class.
     
  • Barrington Transition Program: Students will follow their daily schedule, including alternative activities in place of the community components of the program. BTP staff will communicate electronically with students.