School Office

Students are expected to enter the building and proceed to their classrooms upon arrival, between 8:15-8:25 a.m. No student is permitted to enter before 8:15 a.m.

Drop-Off Procedures:

• All vehicles should enter the north parking lot off of Westsbury Drive, drop off the students, and exit back onto Westbury Drive.

• Vehicles should drive into the drop-off area pulling all the way up, having their child ready to exit the vehicle on the sidewalk side of the parking lot.  
• There is no vehicle traffic on Haman Avenue from 7:45-8:30 a.m. and from 2:35-3:15 p.m. during school days. Only buses are allowed in the front (west side) of the building during those times.
• If parents need to come into the school building, they need to park in an assigned 15-minute parking space, or on Haman Avenue or Haman Court, across from the school.
• Please do not park in zones marked in yellow.
• Do not double park.
• Children are not allowed to cross between cars.
• Please do not park on the surrounding streets that have traffic signs designating that no parking or standing is allowed. 
• Any student arriving in the class after 8:25 a.m. will be marked tardy.  

Pick-up Procedures:

If there is a change to your child's dismissal routine, please send a note to your child's teacher or call the school office at least 30 minutes before dismissal.

Please be mindful of the following rules regarding parking in the north parking lot: no vehicles are allowed to be parked and left unattended. The Hoffman Estates Police Department will be strictly enforcing parking regulations, and parents are strongly encouraged to comply with them.

For students walking to school, there are adult crossing guards stationed at the following locations:

• Westbury and Thornbark
• Westbury and Haman

It's important for students who walk to school to plan their routes in a way that allows them to utilize the services provided at the above locations.

Students are advised against taking shortcuts through homeowners' yards or over dangerous obstacles such as fences, creeks, or wooded areas. Additionally, they should avoid the paths around the lakes as these areas are not supervised and could be potentially dangerous. Parents, please take the time to discuss safe walking practices and educate your child(ren) about "stranger danger."
 

Donna Campbell, RN
Phone: 847-963-7202
Fax: 847-963-7206
Email: Campbeld@ccsd15.net

Health care provided in the school health office is to support your child, allowing students to return to their classrooms. The nurse is available to work in collaboration with your child's primary healthcare provider. If you require assistance in obtaining a primary healthcare provider, please reach out to the health office for a list of community resources.

Nurses positively affect student attendance. A registered nurse at school every day allows for prompt and professional responses to health concerns and medical issues. In the event of illness or accidents, the nurse provides emergency care. 

Responsibilities of the nurse include first aid and illness care, the maintenance of student health records, the development of healthcare plans, and screenings for student vision and hearing needs. Parents/guardians are encouraged to bring questions about immunizations, health exams, medications, or student health needs to the nurse.

The Health Services staff believes family is an essential part of good health. Your input is valued and welcome. Please feel free to ask questions, share thoughts, and exchange health information. We look forward to partnering with you!

Questions? For more information about medication administration, individual health care plans, health exam forms/immunizations, and more, please contact your school nurse or visit the Health Services webpage.

Health Services

Our strong PTA provides Whiteley with wonderful resources that greatly benefit our school. We understand that without the support of a strong parent community, our lofty goals and aspirations could not be met.

Whiteley PTA

Whiteley PTA named a 2022-24 National PTA School of Excellence. This recognition program supports and celebrates partnerships between schools and families to enrich the educational experience and overall well-being for all students. Whiteley PTA is one of only nine Illinois PTAs, and 368 PTAs nationwide, to be designated a 2022-2024 National PTA School of Excellence.