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Wilmette families adapt to learning at home with schools closed

Nolan and Bennett Dahm, of Wilmette, work on an art project while remote learning from home earlier this week in Wilmette. Photos submitted
The VanderKamp family, of Wilmette, make the most of working and schooling from home with themed-days.
Caroline Laczkowski, of Wilmette, learns to make Challah bread,

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Alexa Burnell, Freelance Reporter
8:39 am CDT March 20, 2020
When news broke on March 12 that schools would close and all extracurriculars would cease due to the coronavirus outbreak, parents scrambled to keep their kids’ lives intact as much as possible while adapting to remote learning.

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