Travel Restrictions Continue As there continues to be widespread, ongoing transmission of the novel coronavirus, students who travel outside of the state must quarantine at home for a total of 10 days. Quarantined students are still expected to login for remote learning. Please notify the office if your child has traveled.
All Specialized Schools students who would like to learn in person (in a classroom,) may do so effective Tuesday, January 19th with the exception of our Early College Center participants. (Please contact the office if your child is planning to attend but has traveled outside of the state in the past 10 days.)
Each of our Newcomer students received a $100 gift card along with a personalized card and a pair of socks from the Arlington Heights community! The students were so thankful for the amazing gifts!
Effective Monday, April 5, and extending through the end of the 2020-21 academic year, High School District 214 welcomes all students back for in-person instruction.
When Heidi Huck invited world-renowned muralist Hector Duarte to visit her Spanish for Native Speakers class, she had an important objective in mind that stretched beyond an art lesson.
The Culinary Arts Career Pathway offers District 214 students the opportunity to explore careers in food preparation, service and management through a combination of classroom courses and work-based experience in professional kitchens throughout the community.
“To be able to sit across from someone and have a conversation; to look someone in the eye and listen to what they’re saying; to have those interview skills … whether they become a lawyer, or doctor, or work in PR or whatever, these are skills that are universal.” – Jason Block
A new issue of Discover 214 Magazine is here, filled with stories about the many ways in which District 214 is preparing students for success beyond high school even in the face of unprecedented challenges.
As many suburban families continue to suffer from a pandemic that struck quickly, erased jobs and created financial crises over the past year, High School District 214 continues to join many others to assist those in need.
When Dan Soto landed a full-time manufacturing job, he was making much more than critical parts for various machines – he was also making a major positive change in his life.