Week 5
September 19, 2025
Welcome to week 5 🎶 Hispanic Heritage Month! 🎺
Important Dates❗
Hispanic Heritage Days
Sept.19th (Friday) - teachers wear your cultural clothes
Sept.26 (Friday) - wear a jersey from a Latin-American country
Oct.3rd (Friday) - wear the colors of your country's flag
Oct.10th (Friday) - students wear your cultural clothes
Picture Day is Monday September 22
Access our Sunny Hill Calendar. If you want to add this calendar to yours, click the icon that resembles a wi-fi icon in the top right portion of the calendar.
A list of the district calendar dates can be found HERE.
PTO Opportunities
- Fundraising and Socials
- Treasurer
Please nominate people those who would serve our community well in either of these ways.
Friday, October 24- Halloween Trunk or Treat!
Sign up for a parking spot to show off your decorated car or pick a spot to have a fun Halloween game! Set up is at 4 pm festivities begin at 4:30 pm to 6:30 pm!
https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10C054AAAAA2FA5FFC70-58711430-halloween
Our bullying policy
iPad Swap-Parent Info
All 1st through 5th grade students at Sunny Hill will be trading in their iPad for a new one, on Tuesday 9/23.
**This info does not apply to Kindergarten students**
Students must bring-
1. Their fully charged iPad
2. Red iPad case with stickers removed
3. Apple Charging Block
4. Apple USBC to Lightning Charging Cable - See Image
5. Silver/Orange Logitech Crayon, broken ones included. ** Except first grade**(Crayons for 1st grade students were not sent home and have already been collected)
Missing/Damaged Accessories will have a fee added to IC
Student ID Reminder
Please ensure your child’s ID is attached to their backpack using the clear case and red coil key chain provided. If the ID, clear case, or key chain is lost and needs to be replaced, fees will be added to your child’s Infinite Campus account. Payments can be made conveniently through the Parent Portal.
Assessments throughout the school year
Read how we assess our students throughout our district in this Assessment Letter.
💡 Parent Moves: Helping them become "Big Kids" 💡
Give students responsibilities
Teaching young ones about what it takes to manage a home is an important part of maturing. Have your little ones help clean up after dinner, put dishes in the dishwasher, sort laundry, charge their iPads and complete other age-appropriate chores.
Our Character Strong focus for September is Respect
We make it easy for you to discuss respect at home. Just print the following document to support conversations at home about respect.
Message from our District Family School Liaison
I hope everyone is having a great start to the school year. Just a friendly reminder - I'm at Sunny Hill on Wednesdays. If you'd like to schedule an in-person meeting, please call 847-842-3565.
Your participation is crucial to your student's success.
Below are some examples of how I can support you, including, but not limited to:
- One-on-one assistance navigating district platforms, apps, etc.;
- Connecting you with community resources;
- Discussing how you can be more involved in your child's education and much more!
Sincerely,
Ruth Estrada
847-842-3565 ǀ restrada@barrington220.org
Have you completed our survey yet?
Let's Dance!
Saturday, October 4, 2025, at Barrington High School. No prior dance experience is required!
Take a dance class taught by BHS dancers and learn choreography to perform in a student showcase in the Barrington High School Auditorium.
Check-in at 9:30 AM for 6th-8th graders, 9:45AM for 3rd-5th graders, and at 11:00 AM for K-2nd graders and will close with a 60 minute performance for a public audience beginning at 2:00PM.
With the registration fee of $55 for grades K-2nd, $65 for grades 3rd-5th, and $75 for grades 6th-8th, students will receive: workshop classes, choreography, and a performance opportunity (2 complimentary tickets for each participant). In addition, a small snack, water, a t-shirt, and opportunities to connect with our Orchesis dancers. Registered students will need to bring and/or provide the following: additional water and snacks, footwear (ballet shoes, tan or black jazz shoes, or socks), black bottoms (pants or leggings).
Registration Link HERE and Available NOW until September 12.
*Please be sure to complete payment AND fill out the Google Form for more information about the registered student
Has anyone said your student gets distracted easily, that they may have ADHD, or has trouble focusing?
Schools are required by law to make and follow accommodations when a doctor diagnosis a student. These tests can be expensive. However FREE neuropsychological evaluations are available for students who need it, live in Kane County, and are income eligible. Neuropsychological evaluations can cost families thousands of dollars. These evaluations can provide valuable insights into a student’s cognitive, emotional, and behavioral functioning to better support their academic and personal success.
Use this link to learn more. Please email Toni Garcia at garciatoni@kanecountyil.gov or call 331-312-0060.