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player ready...The first day of school is always a big day for teachers, parents and students. This year, learning will look a little different as many school districts across the country and in the Chicago area have pivoted to remote learning.
So how are students getting ready for school this year? What do their setups looks like? As we did with our call for teacher setups, we asked parents around Illinois to send us photos of their children’s remote-learning work stations.
Some students are learning at stylized desks, complete with photos, pens and other supplies, while others are stationed at dining room tables or living rooms.
If you are an Illinois student learning remotely this year and want to show us your setup, send a photo with your name, grade and your school’s name to [email protected], and we’ll add you to this list.
Liam Buitron, kindergarten, Inter-American Magnet School

Emma Gurrola, 12th grade, Zion-Benton Township High School

Brady Whalen, 1st grade, The Ogden International School of Chicago

Antonio Lu, 1st grade, Dryden Elementary School

4th grader Naomi and 3rd grader Nason Makapedua, Robert Healy Elementary School

Noriko Makapedua, 1st grade, Robert Healy Elementary School

Gilda Pasko, 3rd grade, New Field Primary School

Lindsey Lussow, 7th grade, St. Theresa School

Hans Furr, 9th grade, Chicago Academy for the Arts

Owen Livings, 5th grade, South Loop Elementary School

Obie LeFlore, preschool, Beasley Academic Center

2nd-grade twins Laila and Tyler Harding, seventh grader Trent Harding, South Loop Elementary School

Arianna and Julianna García Quíles, kindergarten, Telpochcalli School

Joaquín García Quíles, 3rd grade, STEM Magnet Academy

Annabelle García Quíles, 6th grade, William H. Prescott Elementary School

Gianni and Stella Caliendo, 4th grade, South Loop Elementary School
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Olivia Elsener, 5th grade, Horace Mann Elementary School

Graham Elsener, 3rd grade, Horace Mann Elementary School

Quinn Elsener, 1st grade, Horace Mann Elementary School
