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Local students take part in Global Day of Youth Climate Action

Eleanor Black, a third-grader at Wilmette’s McKenzie School, holds up her sign at the inaugural Kids Climate Rally Sept. 20, at Trinity United Methodist Church in Wilmette. Photo by Gracie Atlan

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Alexa Burnell, Freelance Reporter
10:48 am CDT October 8, 2019
When the school bell rang on Sept. 20, hundreds of District 39 and New Trier students made a beeline to Trinity United Methodist Church, uniting over the shared desire to urge lawmakers to take environmental issues more seriously.

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