Elmhurst District 205 Public Schools
Bill Barnum is an experienced educator specializing in computer science and technology integration, currently serving as a Computer Science Teacher at Elmhurst District 205 Public Schools since July 2015. Bill significantly increased enrollment in AP Computer Science A by over 50% and introduced the AP Computer Science Principles course to enhance access for diverse students. Prior experience includes teaching STEM courses at Woodridge School District 68, aligning curriculum with educational standards, and serving as a District Technologist at Park Ridge District 64, where Bill trained educators in technology use. Additionally, Bill taught various subjects and maintained IT infrastructure as a Teacher and Technology Coordinator at Notre Dame High School for Girls. Bill holds a Bachelor's degree in Economics from Northeastern Illinois University and a Master's in Teaching from Dominican University.
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Elmhurst District 205 Public Schools
Elmhurst Community Unit School District 205 currently serves more than 8,000 students who reside primarily in the City of Elmhurst and small portions of Oak Brook, Bensenville and Addison. Approximately 90 percent of students live in Elmhurst with the remainder living outside of the City, but within the District 205 boundaries. (District boundaries are NOT contiguous with City boundaries.) At present, District 205 maintains fourteen schools (eight elementary schools, three middle schools, York Community High School, a Transition Program and the Madison Early Childhood Education Center). Posts or comments published by District 205 employees are their own and do not necessarily represent the views or opinions of District 205.