Wisconsin’s rural students face a digital divide as some return to screens instead of school

Wisconsin’s rural students face a digital divide as some return to screens instead of school

The 40-acre farmette where the Hellenbrand family lives in south-central Wisconsin is an eclectic mix of people and animals.

Amy Jo Hellenbrand and her husband raise corn, soybeans, wheat, heifers, chickens, goats and bunnies on their land just outside the village of Dane, about 20 miles north of Madison.

 

 


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