district 62 parent portal

How do I Register my child for school in District 62?

Any student new to District 62 must register online as well. Make an in-person appointment at your home school to complete the verification step which includes: original birth certificate, residency verification and health forms. Parents may use Parent Portal button below to register their returning student now.

What are the responsibilities of a school in District 62?

STUDENT BEHAVIOR & DISCIPLINE District 62 Schools are responsible for keeping students and staff safe. If any student behaves in a way that is dangerous for themselves or others, the school’s first priority is to take charge of situation and keep everyone safe.

Is transportation available in Des Plaines School District 62?

IMPORTANT: Based on updated guidance from the CDC and ISBE, transportation is now available to all students in Des Plaines School District 62. Click OK or CLOSE to continue... – From the Office of Jennifer Tempest Bova (847) 824-8070. Kindergarten through 8th grade students registration opens February 1, 2022 for the 2022-2023 school year.

How do I contact community Consolidated School District 62?

Questions may be directed to Janet Arroyo, Human Resources Manager, via email arroyoj@d62.org. For assistance please contact Sylvia Ortega (847) 824-1136. For assistance please contact Jacqueline Limosani (847) 824-1595. Thank you for your interest in Community Consolidated School District 62.

Access the MyEd BC Family Portal login here

MyEducation BC (MyEd BC) is a secure student information system set up by the province of BC. Security is guided by the rules and regulations of the School Act and Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act (FOIPPA).

Unable to Log In?

If you have never logged in to the MyEdBC Parent Portal before, your account will have been created with a temporary password. You can look up your temporary password on our SD62 Parent Portal, which can be accessed by verifying the e-mail address we have on file for you.

Do you need a birth certificate for a child in a district school?

Birth Certificates. Pupils entering district schools must present a certified copy of their birth certificate as evidence of age. State law requires that a certified copy of a child’s birth certificate (a foreign birth certificate is acceptable), or other reliable proof of the child’s identity and age (such as a passport, visa, ...

Does McKinney Vento provide free education?

Each child of a McKinney-Vento (Homeless) individual and each McKinney-Vento (Homeless) youth has equal access to the same free, appropriate public education, as provided to other children and youths, including a public pre-school education.

What is the second step in 62?

BULLYING PREVENTION In an effort to prevent bullying from occurring at school, District 62 has implemented a Social Emotional Learning Curriculum that includes a Bullying Prevention component called Second Step in grades pre-K .

What is the focus of middle school?

In middle school the focus is on helping students make good choices and avoid pitfalls, such as pe er pressure, substance abuse, and bullying. In early childhood, the focus is on helping young children pay attention, remember directions, and control their behavior.

What is a D62 makerspace?

A dedicated and active makerspace for students to gather, create, invent and learn using a variety of tools and materials. To learn more, please contact Leigh Radnitzer via email radnitzerk@d62.org.

How to contact Jennifer Tempest Bova?

OPEN FORM! Click OK or CLOSE to continue... – From the Office of Jennifer Tempest Bova (847) 824-8070. Families may pick up meals for every child 18 years old and over the age of one, regardless if the child is enrolled in District 62. All children will be eligible for free meals, regardless of family income.

ALGONQUIN PARENT CALENDAR

After school activities begin at 3:00 p.m. and end at 4:00 p.m​., unless otherwise noted. Interscholastic Athletic Games Begin at 3:30 pm.

AFTER SCHOOL TUTORIAL

After School Tutorial goes Virtual! A place to get help with your homework and assignments.

EMPLOYMENT

Thank you for your interest in Community Consolidated School District 62. Please view the description of our current open employment opportunities below.

DISTRICT 62 SEEKS PARAEDUCATORS

Spanish-speakers and Polish-speakers encouraged to apply! 100% paid Blue Cross Blue Shield PPO or HMO coverage for employee with an additional option to purchase for the entire family.

CERTIFICATIONS

Staff clearly articulate and share common beliefs about learning that exist in every classroom. Staff collaborate across teams and schools with opportunities for voice and input in making good decisions in the best interest of students. Staff are flexible and embrace innovative instructional practices.

Employee Benefits

The Benefit Hub is an Employee Communication Website. It is a one-stop shop to assist employees with managing and understanding the benefits available in Des Plaines CCSD 62.

EMPLOYEE WELLNESS PROGRAM

The Des Plaines School District Wellness program seeks to encourage and educate members on healthy lifestyles as well as facilitate a culture of improved health.

REGISTER FOR APPOINTMENT

Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1 covers a wide range of recommendations for making Web content more accessible.

What is the 62 district?

Community Consolidated School District 62 makes available all public records for inspection and/or copying, except to the extent the records are exempted under the Illinois Freedom of Information Act (FOIA). All requests under FOIA may be sent via email to FOIA@d62.org.

What is the Board of Education?

The Board of Education devote its full energies to its unique governance responsibilities and creates an environment in which the superintendent and all employees of the District know what the community expects of them and vigorously pursue those expectations to the very best of their abilities.

LEARNING LINKS

Our family centered, literacy rich environment offers a variety of literacy experiences and materials that can be checked out for use at home. There are over 200 literacy boxes that are geared for 2 – 6 year olds. These kits contain books, games, puzzles, toys, and crafts along with the directions.

PROGRAMS & SERVICES

We offer parent funded preschool, and school-age programs within the Des Plaines Public Schools. Each classroom is designed to provide a positive beginning school experience to your child. The students participate in a variety of activities which includes adult education, special needs, and extended day.

SPARK Early Childhood Programs

The Illinois Early Learning and Development standards provide reasonable expectations for children’s growth, development, and learning in the preschool years.

Preschool - Application Form

The Preschool program is designed to provide a positive beginning school experience for the 3 year old child.

Jr. Kindergarten - Application Form

Jr. Kindergarten is designed to keep in mind all the physical, emotional, social, and educational needs for the 4 year old child. The program is based on the developmental understanding that the 4 year old can benefit greatly from socialization and readiness activities in a preschool setting.

Mini School - Application Form

Mini School is designed for children who turn 2 years old September 1. School is held twice or three times per week. It is designed for young 2 to 3 year old children who miss the cut off date for fall preschool registration. Children enjoy free play, art, singing, stories, and a snack. This is a tuition-based program.

Preschool Lunch Bunch - Application Form

This is the same program as the Preschool half-day program but the student attends school slightly longer to include lunch. This is a NAEYC accredited, tuition-based program.