The Barrington 220 One to World program is a learning initiative that integrates 24/7 availability of technology devices, provides ubiquitous access to the Internet, and delivers a set of apps and services for teaching and learning to all students and staff. The program began as a pilot during the 2013–14 school year. Full high school implementation was completed in 2014–15, full middle school implementation was completed in 2015–16, and full PK–5 implementation was completed in 2016–17.
Currently all Barrington 220 students use the Apple iPad as their primary learning device. Specialized classes at Barrington High School—such as coding, video editing, some art classes, and other courses—use the Apple MacBook Air in addition to the iPad.
One to World Mission
The Barrington 220 One to World program supports the District’s Mission to Empower personal excellence in every learner.
Learn more about Framework 220, Barrington 220's Strategic Plan adopted in 2023.
The Barrington 220 One to World program provides learning tools to allow students to engage in the personal success skills outlined in our Learner Profile.
A Barrington 220 learner collaborates; communicates effectively; creates; exhibits initiative and self drive; practices advocacy and empathy; and thinks critically and solves problems.
Learn more about the Barrington 220 Learner Profile.
Visit the Barrington 220 One to World webpage.
