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Barrington High School will have grief counselors on hand Friday after a 17-year-old student was “accidentally” struck and killed by a Metra train Thursday morning while walking to school. “Please know we are continuing to do everything we can to help the BHS community cope,” a letter from Supt. Craig Winkelman said. “Additional Barrington 220 counselors will continue to be on hand at BHS for any student needing support. We have established a specific team of adults at BHS for the purpose of supporting all of our students during difficult times like this. Additional support is also available for students at all of our school buildings who may need to talk to someone.” The full letter

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