March 22nd and 23rd . . . Parent-Teacher Conferences

March 24th - April 2nd . . . Spring Break . . . No School . . . ENJOY!

April 6th, 11th, 12th, 13th . . . IAR Testing

Click here to see all of the activities going on at Prairie.

Students can now register for track and field. Please click here to read all about our spring sports.

The BHS PTO Nominating Committee is looking for parents to help with PTO for the 2023-24 school year! PTO is a great way to be involved in school, meet other parents, and enjoy the activities that we provide for kids, teachers, and school. Come be a part of this awesome team! For more information and available positions email the nominating committee at barringtonhspto@gmail.com.

Interested in helping with PTO programming next year? Please use this link to let us know. We appreciate all of our volunteers!

Please click here to read about upcoming state-required, age-appropriate lessons relating to sexual abuse prevention. These lessons are aimed at providing students the tools they need to improve personal safety, confidence and advocacy skills.

If you are in need of support, help is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

Suicide and Crisis Lifeline, call 988: https://988lifeline.org

Safe2Help: https://www.safe2helpil.com/make-a-difference/

Call: 844-4-SAFEIL (723345)

Text: SAFE2 (72332)

Sarah Lloyd- 6th grade counselor: 847-756-2523 slloyd@barrington220.org

Jenny Godinez- 7th grade counselor 847-756-2522 jgodinez@barrington220.org

Melissa Kehoe- 8th grade counselor 847-756-2526 mkehoe@barrington220.org

Monica Santiago- Bilingual counselor 847-756-2630 msantiago@barrington220.org

BStrong's Tuesday Tips provide wonderful resources for parents and caregivers. You can view or sign up for their weekly newsletter here.

Barrington 220 is now partnering with an Illinois school safety helpline aimed at providing students a place to report information that might prevent bullying, suicide, and campus violence. Safe2Help is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week. It allows students to confidentially share school safety issues via a mobile app, text, email, or phone call. You will notice that the "See Something, Say Something" button on our district and school website now links directly to the Safe2Help contact page. We are asking that all students, parents, staff, and community members now use this platform to report safety concerns. In the case of an emergency, call 911. Please be aware that when a Safe2Help report is made which references Suicide, Self-Harm or School Safety building staff and/or local authorities will be contacted.