E-NEWS 96, Apr. 3, 2020

School District 96 schools and offices are closed and all activities and programs are canceled to help mitigate the spread of the COVID-19 virus. On Mar. 31, Governor Pritzker extended both the Stay-at-Home Order for Illinois residents and school closure through Apr. 30.

• Action Needed: Register your new or returning KCSD96 student for the 2020-21 school year 
IMPORTANT:
Fees automatically increase by $20 per student after Apr. 15.

Check your email. Registration emails for each unregistered student were sent again yesterday–Thurs., Apr. 2. Subject Line: Register your District 96 Student for the 2020-2021 School Year. 

Each registration email (one per KCSD96 student) includes a link and a unique “snapcode” needed for access to register your student for 2020-21.

Info you provided previously will appear in your student’s online registration record. Please check it carefully. Update it if it is not accurate. If unable to update the form or if you have registration questions, please send an email to the public info coordinator. 

We do recognize that paying a registration fee may be an expense some families prefer not to incur prior to Apr. 15. In that circumstance, please complete the registration form and, on the payment page, choose “Waive fees” and submit your student’s form. 
MORE INFO ON THE PROCESS TO WAIVE FEES. (Fee waiver applications begin after July 1.)

• Breakfast/Lunch for Students Available for Drive-Up Pick-Up Weekdays
KCSD96, D102, D013, and Stevenson families may pick up breakfast/lunch meals for their students and food pantry items. Drive-up meal pick-up is BEHIND the Exceptional Learners Collaborative (ELC) building, 990 Corporate Woods Parkway, Vernon Hills, from 11 a.m.–1 p.m. weekdays. Please pull up to the sign and remain in your vehicle. Children do not have to accompany parents to receive meals. Questions? Contact [email protected]

• United States Census 2020: Complete online, by phone, or by mail
Getting everyone counted is vitally important to determine Illinois’ share of certain federal funding streams, as well as the number of votes Illinois gets in the Electoral College and in the U.S. House of Representatives. Results also have local community impact for funding for schools, hospitals and fire departments, and other public services. 
Complete the Census 

• Buffalo Grove Residents Survey on COVID-19 response
A message to Buffalo Grove Residents from the Village of Buffalo Grove
During these critical times, it is important for us to understand how you are dealing with the situation and how we as a Village can be more responsive to your needs and concerns.
Buffalo Grove residents, please take a few minutes to complete this SURVEY. All answers are anonymous.

• Coming May 1: Order School Supply Kits for the 2020-21 School Year
Plan to order your school supply kits for the 2020-21 school year online. New this year, the kit(s) will be delivered to your home. District 96 PTOs will have this optional ordering opportunity set up on their Membership Toolkits beginning May 1. Be sure to order the kit using the PTO Membership Toolkit for the school your student will attend in 2020-21. 

• Clubhouse Childcare Apr. 30 Informational Meeting CANCELED. Register May 1.
To help prevent the spread of COVID-19, the informational meeting for parents previously scheduled for Apr. 30 on the Buffalo Grove Park District Clubhouse before-/after-school childcare program is canceled.

Registration forms/packets for returning and new Clubhouse families will be available on the Clubhouse website beginning Fri., May 1, for the 2020-21 school year.

Questions? Please contact: Amanda Busch or Liz Sass


KCSD96 will communicate with you through E-NEWS 96 on Fridays throughout the period of closure. Please email questions to the public info coordinator.

The next issue of E-NEWS 96 will be Apr. 9, 2020.