Week 33

We also celebrated our administrative assistants, welcomed the band so our students could explore instruments, and focused conversations about math learning and how best to improve student outcomes. Enjoy our short tribute to LAMPS night!

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.

Whenever you see the clothing cart outside, please check it! We will be donating all clothing items soon.

(note the birth years on the left)

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

Here's how it works in 3 easy steps:
1. Click this link to go to our invitation page on SignUp: https://signup.com/go/ZSCdUcV
2. Enter your email address: (You will NOT need to register an account on SignUp)
3. Sign up! Choose your spots - SignUp will send you an automated confirmation and reminders. Easy!
Note: SignUp does not share your email address with anyone.

The school is accepting physical exam forms and updated immunization records for the upcoming school year. This includes the required 6th grade physicals/immunizations for students entering middle school. Please submit all documents to the school nurse—they can be dropped off in person at the nurse's office, via email or sent in with your student. If you have any questions, please reach out to Mrs. Molina, jmolina@barrington220.org or 847-844-4224.

• Follow our Facebook page at Parents of Sunny Hill
• Don't forget to sign up for this raffle (you can buy tickets during Field Day, May 9)

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

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.