Join Jackie Rhew, LCPC, as she teaches parents how to recognize anxiety in their children and how to help them build resiliency as they move forward. Anxiety is now the the most common reason young people seek counseling. Some questions that will be explored include: What exactly is anxiety, how do you recognize it, and…

This month's RAD celebration will be a free educational event for students, families and the community that highlights the culture and history of Indigenous people. There will be a book reading from children’s book author Maria Des Jarlait followed by storytelling and dancing presented by the Trickster Cultural Center.

Special Education Talks are events geared to parents/guardians of D158 students with an IEP. Meetings are intended to support coaching, learning and access to resources that support the transition of students from educational services to adult services (post-secondary supports). Students are welcome to attend. The November meeting will feature a discussion with panel experts on…

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Special Education Talks are events geared to parents/guardians of D158 students with an IEP. Meetings are intended to support coaching, learning and access to resources that support the transition of students from educational services to adult services (post-secondary supports). Students are welcome to attend. The December meeting will be virtual via Zoom and will feature…

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Informed by the Huntley 158 Special Education Advisory Committee (SEAC), the Family Learning Series events are designed to provide families an opportunity to come together and learn about a variety of topics related to special education. On January 10, 2024, Joseph Salgado will present "Butterflies Aren’t Born Warriors, A Student's Journey to Self Determination." The…

Course selection night is an informational night for parents to provide everything needed to register their incoming freshman for classes and programs. The event will be held in the HHS Performing Arts Center. Please see below for times. Last names A-L: 5:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. Last names M-Z: 7:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.

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Most of us go to the doctor for annual checkups. But how often do you check up on your mental health? Being mindful of your mental health is just as important as checking on your physical health. Attend the Huntley 158 Mental Health Resource Fair to connect with local mental health agencies and vendors to…

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The Recognizing American Diversity (RAD) event for February will celebrate Black History Month, and recognize the culture, identities, and experiences of Black Americans, and the stories that follow, through the arts and artistic expression. Inaugural Poet Laureate Chasity Gunn will be in attendance sharing a poetry reading followed by a Q&A session. We will have…

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TOPIC: On the Road Ahead: Obtaining a Driver's License and Needed Support/Accommodations Obtaining a driver’s license and having the ability to drive a car is a key component toward independence. This presentation covers skill development, accommodations, and support related to driving, with a focus on individuals with special needs. Strive for Independence, a driver rehabilitation…

Huntley 158 is partnering with St. Baldrick's, an organization committed to conquering childhood cancer, for a special community event on Friday, March 1. Those interested in participating by raising funds in support of childhood cancer research can sign up to be a “shavee” or form a team of “shavees” here. Consider joining us for this special…

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As part of our ongoing learning series for parents/guardians on planning for their student’s future, our Special Education Talk for March will feature a presentation focused on the area of employment skills by Project Search and Center for Independent Living of Lake and McHenry County. These two community partners will share feedback for parents on…

Join us for an engaging virtual presentation dedicated to exploring and promoting inclusive summer recreation opportunities for individuals with special needs. Agencies will highlight activities for the summer months when opportunities for engagement and socialization are abundant. Local organizations for inclusive and adaptive recreation will be presenting, including NISRA, The North Wall, Sweeps and Skulls,…

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District office, Room 180

Please see the Zoom link, meeting details and agenda below.  Date: Wednesday, April 3, 2024 Time: 5:00 PM to 6:00 PM Location: Join Zoom Meeting AGENDA Status update on Deicke Park and Visionary Properties Update/analysis of parent input survey for the Self-Assessment National Technical Assistance Center on Transition (NTACT) Exploration to increase parent involvement in…

Join us at Sew Hop'd Brewery in Huntley for a chili cookoff like no other! We're bringing together supporters and friends of the Huntley 158 Education Foundation to raise funds and support our local first responders. Come taste some amazing chili creations, enjoy great company, and support those who keep our community safe. Let's spice…

Huntley District 158 invites you to attend the third annual Transition to Adult Resource Fair. Explore some future options for students nearing the end of high school or for those currently enrolled in the District 158 LIGHT program. Learn more about certificate programs, career training, college, or adult services, which will include resources for all…

Opening ceremony: 8:00 a.m. Huntley Hurricanes Special Olympics athletes will compete throughout the day until 4:00 p.m.