Shawn Hake and her volunteers gather donations outside of the Pewaukee School District office on Friday, May 8.

Senior Demi Dieringer displays one of the yard signs that were passed out to the class of 2020.

Mrs. Bjork’s art students were encouraged to experiment with new media and each student had to work with the materials they had at home. Art student, Hailey Maynard, took Mrs. Bjork’s advice and used coffee to paint her piece.

Examples of different layouts and formats of how students are personalizing and creating their own “How I Survived the Coronavirus Pandemic” journals.

A thank you note to all essential workers on the sidewalk in a Pewaukee neighborhood. Kids all around the the village have been leaving encouraging notes for those going out on walks.

Mia Bolyard, junior art student at Pewaukee High School, creates art for the hope journal assignment to show her gratitude towards service workers on April 30th, 2020.

The New York Times is one of the many sources working to stay on top of the COVID-19 coverage.

Middle School Student, Megan Mosgaller, engages in distance learning during the 2020 Coronavirus pandemic.

One of the most demanded products in the past months, a N95 mask, alongside what allows Americans to put food on the table, their wages. Representations of heath and the economy, it seems that they are battling against each other for the top priority during the coronavirus pandemic, but a balance must be achieved for the sake of the livelihood of all Americans.