Julie Dillon plays a game with her lunchtime Little Brother Kaine at Westwood Elementary School. The pair were matched through Big Brothers Big Sisters of McHenry County’s lunchtime program, which the agency and District 200 hope to expand if they can find more volunteers. (District 200 photo)
The first seeds planted to create friendships between students and trusted adults have sprouted, but more volunteers are needed to expand the program to all of Woodstock School District 200’s […]
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