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Chinese First Day of School Signs
BCIC is excited to start the school year. Celebrate the first day of Chinese Immersion school with these signs we made for Barrington CI students! Download your student’s grade below. Elementary School Middle School High School
Help CI Teachers Unpack and Set Up Their Classrooms
August 15 and 16 (possibly more dates next week) Due to the construction at several CI host school buildings, several CI teachers are not able to begin setting up their classrooms until August 15. They would appreciate some extra help this year. More details and signup: Classroom Volunteer Requests – Google Docs. *Also, please check back over…
Volunteer for CI End of Year Celebration
We are specifically looking for helpers for boat building and racing! Please sign up if you are interested in volunteering at the CI End of Year Celebration or email bcic220@gmail.com with questions. https://www.signupgenius.com/go/30E044BAFAA2DA5F58-bcic6
CI End of Year Celebration 2023 hosted by BCIC
BCIC is hosting an end of year celebration for the whole CI community and incoming Kindergarten families! RSVP Here Greater Chicago Dragon Boat Club will be there! Learn about Dragon boat racing and the festival. BCIC provides materials to make your own boats and race them! Food: BCIC provides water and 2 small snacks. Bring…
Katherine Zhang receives this year’s Superintendent Art Award!
Congratulations to Katherine Zhang for receiving this year’s Superintendent Art Award! At the May 16 Board meeting, the Board recognized BHS student Katherine Zhang, who received this year’s Superintendent Art Award from Dr. Winkelman. The artwork was made with oil paint and is a play on the word jam (food) and jam (music). It will…
Two CI students at BHS were named U.S. Presidential Scholar Candidates
Congratulations to Evan Cui and Leo Shi from our CI senior class for being named U.S. Presidential Scholar Candidates! This school year four BHS students were named U.S. Presidential Scholar Candidates. They were among 5,000 students out of roughly 3.6 million who were named as candidates for the prestigious award, which honors graduating high school…