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Township High School District 211 has been providing educational excellence in Chicago's northwest suburbs for over 130 years, serving over 250,000 culturally diverse residents of Hoffman Estates, Inverness, Palatine, Schaumburg, and parts of Arlington Heights, Elk Grove Village, Hanover Park, Rolling Meadows, Roselle, South Barrington, and Streamwood. It is one of the largest high school districts in Illinois with nearly 12,000 students in five nationally recognized high schools serving grades 9 through 12. The District also has two alternative high schools that serve approximately 175 special needs students. Learn more about High School District 211 ... go to the D211 History webpage
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First Day of School August 13, 2020
D211 teachers return to classrooms for first day of school using remote learning through Zoom online platform (Slideshow)
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FOOD SERVICE AND TRANSPORTATION TO PAIR UP FOR MEAL DELIVERY
The Food Service and Transportation Departments have announced a plan for student meal deliveries. This new service will begin on August 13.
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Katovich Receives Presidential Recognition
Hoffman Estates teacher receives Presidential Award for Excellence in Mathematics and Science Teaching
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DISTRICT 211 CREATES EQUITY TEAM
The team, which will be led by a core committee of staff members, students, parents, Board of Education liaisons and community members, will be responsible for a variety of tasks which will work to promote equity across the District.
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D211 BOARD OF EDUCATION WAIVES STUDENT FEES FOR 2020-2021 SCHOOL YEAR
The Township High School District 211 Board of Education voted to waive the $170 instructional fee and $75 per semester student parking fee for the 2020-2021 school year.
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APPLIED TECH TEACHERS CREATE STEM SUMMER PROJECT SITE
In late-June, Applied Technology teachers from across the District spear-headed the design of a website focused on STEM activities.
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DISTRICT COMMENCES SUMMER CONSTRUCTION
As District 211 continues with its summer calendar, work has commenced on multiple construction projects in its buildings.
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FREMD HS STUDENTS DESIGN APPS TO HELP SAVE LIVES
A pair of students at William Fremd High School have designed seperate mobile apps ...
