Students Cope with Life in Quarantine
With life in quarantine, students say they are able to establish new hobbies and activities in their free time. Many students have been reading, Facetiming friends, and spending more time outside. 7th grader Addison Logemann says, “I have been spending a lot more time with my family,” and Molly Rummel (7) adds “I just finished redecorating my bedroom. I also wrote letters and created care packages for a few friends.”
Students have also been able to take up new hobbies. 7th grader Savannah Brown has been able to start playing the ukulele while Conor Powell (7) has been making his own music! Check out Conor’s Song
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