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9/21/23
Central Cheerleaders Coach BES Cheer Squad
Fifty Barrington students tried out for the Cheer Squad. Cheer is a PAL's club. So many of our girls exhibited personality and potential. Unfortunately, we were unable to keep every student on the squad. We are proud of each student that tried out for the team!
With tryouts completed, the squad has begun to practice. Barrington PTA Board members, Mrs. Lacesha Jeffers and Mrs. Tanisha Grant sponsor and coach the BES Cheerleaders. The team is also coached by amazing Central High School Cheerleaders. Diamond Beckham is a sophomore in her second season of cheering for CHS, Ny'Asia James is a senior in her third season, Michael Hunter is a junior in his second season, and Angel Morton (not pictured) is a junior in her first year of cheering.. These amazing students are volunteering their time to help our students to develop into future CHS cheerleaders!.
You can see the BES Cheer Squad perform in the CHS homecoming parade! on Saturday, October 5!
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8/14/23
To Our Early Childhood Tuition-Paying Families:
Here is the 23-24 tuition payment schedule.
Payments are processed through the RevTrak system and can only be made electronically. Listed below is information on how to make payments:1. Go to the HSD Early Childhood Tuition web site or scan the QR Code below.
2. Click on the week of tuition you would like to pay
3. Please complete the information requested, make sure you include the student name in the field requested.
4. Add to cart, create a new account (will only need to complete once), and complete the checkout.
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8/12/23
Tamia Coleman-Hawkins is an author and the founder/CEO of Mia’s Treats Delight, an online bakery that offers gourmet cookies, brownies, and cookie cakes. Tamia began her school career as a wildcat at Walker Elementary while participating in the GALACTIC program from grades 1st through 5th. She attended Hazelwood Northwest Middle and is now a junior at Hazelwood West High.In the 3rd grade Tamia took an economics class, taught by Ms. Michelle Binuyo, where they were placed in groups and given the task of creating their own business. Tamia enjoyed it so much that she went home and told her mother that she wanted to start her own business that day instead of waiting until she was an adult. Once she decided that she wanted to start a bakery business, her mom took her to the store and purchased everything she needed to make homemade cupcakes. Almost 8 years later, Tamia now specializes in gourmet cookies, brownies, and cookie cakes. She has been featured on The TODAY Show, Southern Living magazine, and named one of TheROOTs Young Futurists of 2020. Tamia is also a philanthropist and always gives back to her community in different ways. She currently has a partnership with The Covenant House, a local shelter, where she provides cookies and mini cookie cakes each month to every resident celebrating a birthday.Since starting her business, Tamia has received an overwhelming amount of support from members of the HSD community whether it’s catering events, hosting cupcake decorating workshops, celebrating Teacher Appreciation Week, or delivering sweet treats to different staff members.In addition to being a gourmet baker, Tamia is now an author. Her first book, Mia Dreams Bigger, is tentatively scheduled to be released September 1. This book chronicles her inspriational story. Tamia is proud to be a part of the Hazelwood School District family and we are so very proud of her.! -
Click here for the Executive Summary of the 2023-2028 Stategic Plan for our district.
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Our doors open at 8:25
Breakfast is served from 8:30 to 8:45Classes begin, students are learning at 8:50
Students that enter the building after 8:50 must be accompanied by a parent/guardian to the office to be signed in.
Classes are dismissed at 3:50.
In order to conduct a safe and orderly dismissal, parents/guardians may not sign their student out after 3:20.
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Hazelwood School District Goals
Goal 1 – Improve Student Achievement
Goal 2 – Differentiate and Expand Resources and Services for Students
Goal 3 – Enhance Professional Growth
Goal 4 – Maintain Fiscal Responsibility
Goal 5 – Increase Parent and Community InvolvementHazelwood School District Mission Statement
In a culture of high expectations and excellence, our students will become lifelong learners equipped with 21st century skills for success as global citizens.Hazelwood School District Vision Statement
The Hazelwood School District develops culturally-aware critical thinkers prepared to lead with 21st century skills in an ever-evolving global society.Hazelwood School Core Values
1. High student achievement based on multiple measures as we prepare students to become global citizens.
2. A diverse staff that is caring, culturally competent, well trained, and highly effective in their roles.
3. Holding ourselves accountable for a culture of excellence with high standards in both academics and behavior.
4. Maintaining fiscal responsibility of the district’s assets and resources while utilizing best financial practices.
5. A supportive learning environment that fosters healthy socio-emotional development for all students.
6. Preparing students with global thinking and skills to make them productive in college, career, and life in the 21st century.
7. Community involvement that drives high parental and community/stakeholder engagement, effective partnerships, and positive relationships with informative communication.
