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Yellow text on a dark blue background announces the D200 Administrative Office's summer hours, with decorative yellow flowers in the corners.

The District Administration Building is operating on a summer schedule. We are open and ready to assist you during our summer hours.

Student Health Requirements

If your child is entering Pre-K, Kindergarten, 2nd, 6th, 9th, or 12th grades and for any student who is entering D200 from outside of Illinois, certain health records and examinations are required before the start of the school year. 

To ensure your student is ready for a successful first day, please review the required health forms, physicals, immunizations, dental exams, and vision exams for their grade level.

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Toward the close of the school year, Woodstock Community Unit School District 200 recognizes outstanding employees in various disciplines from across the district. 

The Difference Makers might be teachers, associates, paraprofessionals, or custodians, among others, who stand out in their respective school communities. On May 19, they were invited to an awards ceremony at Woodstock North High School.

Find out who the Difference Makers Are

Welcome to District 200

Take a short video tour of D200; then learn where to find all the information you need in our website.

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Join us!

The NW Herald’s readers’ poll has repeatedly named D200 as one of the best employers in McHenry County. We have a wide variety of excellent opportunities available.

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Graphic from NWHerald proclaiming District 200 one of McHenry County's Top Workplaces

A history of excellence in the arts

We’re very proud of our district's tradition of excellence in the fine arts. We have choral music, band, jazz, orchestra, theater, and visual arts at all levels, and a history of award-winning programs. Join us for a performance!

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The Arts in D200: Talent, Tradition, Excellence

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News & Announcements

Photo of Social worker meeting with Big and Little

While many high schoolers are still waking up, about 10 dedicated Woodstock North High School students are already busy, serving as mentors for their younger peers. This past year marked the successful debut of a new partnership between Big Brothers Big Sisters (BBBS) of McHenry County and District 200, pairing high school "Bigs" with elementary "Littles" at Mary Endres Elementary School.

Read More about WNHS students mentor elementary students through Big Brothers Big Sisters program

Our mission is to empower and inspire learners to strive for educational and personal excellence
while becoming contributing members of society.

We believe all students can learn and achieve personal success when provided high-quality instruction.

We believe every student and all families benefit from an active partnership with the school community.

We believe partnerships with the community are mutually beneficial.

We believe talented staff and educators are key to a positive and lasting impact on student outcomes.

We believe that developing the social and emotional skills of students and staff promotes a healthy educational environment.

We believe the safety of our students and staff is paramount. 

We believe sound fiscal management builds trust, respect and support.