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UPDATED - CURRICULUM NIGHTS: Find out what your students will be learning this year!
Curriculum nights are an opportunity for parents to visit their children’s classrooms, get to know their teachers, and - most importantly - learn more about what their students will be studying this year.
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SHARE YOUR THOUGHTS: How can we improve our COVID safety plans?
To meet requirements to receive federal Elementary and Secondary School Emergency Relief Funding, District 2 must seek public input on its COVID safety plans every six months.
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WE NEED YOUR FEEDBACK: Please take the School Climate Transformation Grant Survey by September 22
In Bensenville School District 2, we partner with families to provide student-centered instruction to all our students. In order to achieve this, we look for your feedback about your experiences in BSD2.
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SPECIAL SERVICES PARENT GROUP: September 27 meeting to cover IEP and IFSP process
Bensenville School District 2 is hosting a parent engagement series for families of students receiving specialized services. The group's first meeting will be from 5:30-7 p.m. Wednesday, September 27, at Tioga School, 212 W. Memorial Road (enter Door 43).
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BUS DRIVERS! LUNCH SUPERVISORS! CROSSING GUARDS! Looking for part-time employment? District 2 has the perfect opportunity for you!
District 2 is looking to fill several part-time positions that are perfect employment opportunities for retirees and for parents interested in working while their children are at school.
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IMPORTANT UPDATE: Meals are now free for ALL BSD2 students!
The Illinois State Board of Education and the District 2 school board both approved the District’s participation in a different meals program - the USDA’s Community Eligibility Provision (CEP). In CEP, students will only need to present their ID cards in their school’s meal lines to receive a free meal.
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STUDENT HANDBOOKS: Parents, please review this information with your children
Your child will be held accountable for the behavior and consequences outlined in the handbook, both during the regular school day and extracurricular activities. So please read and review the handbook with your child.
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FROM THE SUPERINTENDENT: Together, we’ll take District 2 to the ‘next level’
As we begin another new school year, I am excited to see what we will accomplish together. I am confident we will continue to make great strides in improving student outcomes and creating positive learning environments for all. Thank you for partnering with us to educate the children of this wonderful community. I know that 2023-2024 will be another fabulous school year!
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HEALTH & WELLNESS: Thank you for helping us prevent the spread of COVID and other communicable diseases in our schools
While we are fortunate COVID is no longer a public health emergency, we are continuing to take steps to prevent the spread of COVID and other communicable diseases in our schools. The information outlined below is based on CDC recommendations and will guide our mitigation efforts to start the school year.
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MARK YOUR CALENDARS: Here's the official BSD2 2023-2024 calendar
Classes will begin on Wednesday, August 16, and the last day of school will be Thursday, May 30, unless emergency days are needed. Other key dates are as follows ...
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ONWARD & UPWARD: Blackhawk's eighth graders are ready to head to high school
Blackhawk Middle School’s eighth graders celebrated the completion of their District 2 careers during their promotion ceremony held Thursday, June 1, at Fenton High School. Among the 229 eighth graders who participated in the ceremony, the following students were recognized with special awards
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END-OF-YEAR HONORS: District 2 recognizes employee achievements in return of its annual celebration of teachers and staff
District 2 capped off Teacher Appreciation Week with the return of its annual end-of-the-year celebration and recognition of teachers and staff, which was held Wednesday, May 10, at White Pines Golf Club. Shelved for the past three years due to COVID, the annual ceremony recognizes employees who are retiring or celebrating milestone anniversaries with the District, and teachers who recently earned tenure with the District.
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CONGRATS ... AND BEST WISHES: District 2 welcomes two new members to its Board, and thanks two departing members for their service
Voters elected two newcomers and three incumbents to the Bensenville School District 2 Board of Education during the April 4 election.
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WELCOME TO DISTRICT 2: Meet a new member of the District's Community Relations team
Meet Gabriela Escobar, our new Bilingual Community Relations Assistant. Gaby is teaming up with Tim Waldorf, our Community Relations Coordinator, to improve our connection with our families that speak languages other than English. Together, they will be working to ensure that our communications are linguistically sound and culturally aware.
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JOIN US: We need you to work in District 2
If concern for kids motivates you, and if you're driven by a sense of civic pride, consider applying for one of our open positions, which include teachers, classroom aides, substitutes, bus drivers, lunch and recess supervisors, and crossing guards.
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FROM THE SUPERINTENDENT: Introducing Right At School, our new elementary after-school program provider
We are excited to announce that the nationally recognized after school student enrichment program provider Right at School is coming to District 2! Beginning with the 2023-2024 school year, Right At School will run the district’s after school programming for Johnson and Tioga schools.
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SPECIAL RECOGNITION: District 2 teacher honored in the 2023 ISBE Those Who Excel awards program
Carla Vazquez, a dual language first-grade teacher at W.A. Johnson School, received “Special Recognition” in the Illinois State Board of Education’s “Those Who Excel”” awards program on February 3.
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MAKING THE GRADE: The 2022 Illinois Report Cards are available online for BSD2 schools
This year, all three BSD2 schools maintained "Commendable" status based largely upon students' scores on the Illinois Assessment of Readiness (IAR) completed in the spring of 2022.
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NEED INTERNET AT HOME? Get free service and equipment through Internet Essentials from Comcast
For a limited time, you may be eligible to receive Internet service and equipment at no cost with the Federal Government's Emergency Broadband Benefit. Keep you and your family connected for work, remote learning and everything else you need to do online.
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MENTAL HEALTH MATTERS: New policy addresses student absences related to mental and behavioral health
Parents/guardians may keep a student from school for up to five mental health absences with no need to provide a medical note.
