Week 31

Barrington High School graduating seniors presented Mrs. Kuester and Mrs. Ford with an Impact Award. The Impact Award recognizes current Barrington 220 staff members who have had an impact on the student during their educational career.

Tonight! (4.11) Bilingual Parent Advisory Committee (BPAC) Family Dinner 5:30-7:30pm

4.14: PTO Meeting at Sunny Hill at 6:00 pm

4.17: Elementary Early Release Day: 8-11:15am
4.18: D220 Closed, No school

4.24: LAMPS Night 6-8pm

5.5-5.9: Teacher Appreciation Week

5.9: Field Day

5.12: PTO Meeting at Sunny Hill at 6:00 pm

5.26: Memorial Day: Barrington 220 Closed

5.29: 5th Grade Recognition at 5pm

5.30 Last Day of School

Access our Sunny Hill Calendar. A list of the district calendar dates can be found HERE. For the printable version, please CLICK HERE. Here is the link for Sunny Hill Spirit Days.

Jump Start I

Jump Start II

June 30 – July 17 (no classes on Fridays)

8:00 - 12:00
Classes are held at Sunny Hill School

Click here to register for Jump Start II

As of April 7, we will be directing all students to exit out of door 7. All walkers and car pick-ups will exit through that door. For the safety of all students and to ensure smooth traffic flow, please remember to pick up your child at Door 7 (along the side of the building) when arriving by car. Stopping at Door 1 causes unnecessary delays and disrupts the flow of traffic. Let’s work together to keep the parking lot safe and efficient for everyone. Thank you for your cooperation!

Pollen is the grains or tiny seeds of flowering plants, trees, and grasses. These seeds can be carried on the wind and can cause many symptoms, or none at all, if exposed to them.

If you have hay fever (allergic rhinitis), breathing in pollen can cause:

• Sneezing
• Stuffy nose
• Runny nose
• Red and watery eyes

To prevent allergies, try these steps:

• Check pollen forecasts and stay indoors when levels are high.
• Take allergy medicine as directed by your doctor.
• Avoid touching your eyes outside, and wash your hands before touching them indoors.
• Shower after being outside to remove pollen.
• Change your clothes after being outdoors.
• Keep windows closed during pollen season.

It is so important that our students get a great night sleep and a healthy breakfast! Please help your student focus and take it seriously. Read more here.

• 4/14 General PTO Meeting at 6pm
• 4/24 LAMPS Night
We are looking for 6 volunteers for LAMPS Night if interested please contact the PTO email at sunnyhillschoolpto@gmail.com We're also raffling tickets for a Grill Set.

• Follow our Facebook page at Parents of Sunny Hill.

We make it easy for you to discuss this at home. Just print the following document to guide conversations at home about courage.

Valentía

Courage

Teachers send home materials and books each day. It is the caretakers' job to review the take-home folder, help students with the materials, and read the books. With take-home books, many teachers ask for caretaker feedback on the student's reading. Be sure to read and send the book back to school, so future students can read it.

Schools are required by law to make and follow accommodations when a doctor diagnosis a student with ADHD. A diagnosis can cost thousands of dollars. However FREE diagnosis is available for students who need it, live in Kane County, and are income eligible. Read the flier below on "neuropsychological evaluations" for more information. Also, use this link.

Please email Toni Garcia at garciatoni@kanecountyil.gov or call 331-312-0060 to register.