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08/13/2026

The start of the school year is just around the corner. Check your inbox for the Registration Form!! eSucceed needs your help!!!

Check out these summer fun activities! Like our email mentioned - it's so hard to believe we are in the month of July! S...
07/10/2026

Check out these summer fun activities! Like our email mentioned - it's so hard to believe we are in the month of July! Stay cool!

Looking for a flexible, creative education option for your student? Enroll in eSucceed today after you check out this Pr...
07/02/2026

Looking for a flexible, creative education option for your student? Enroll in eSucceed today after you check out this Project Based Learning example! Hop on over to the WI DPI website to submit your Alternative Open Enrollment Application today!

04/30/2026
In fourth grade art class we have been learning about one-point perspective and how it creates the illusion of depth in ...
04/06/2026

In fourth grade art class we have been learning about one-point perspective and how it creates the illusion of depth in artwork. Ro (grade 4) created the following piece of art to demonstrate this concept:

You can see how Ro used the skills learned in our art lessons to create a picture with the illusion of depth. Nice work, Ro!

04/06/2026

Check out this Chemistry assignment from one of Mrs. Kohl's students!
When there is heat added to a substance, the particles gain kinetic energy, this makes them move faster and spread farther apart. In the solid state, the particles are packed very close together and only vibrate when they are in place, this happens because strong intermolecular bonds hold them together very tightly. As there is heart transferred to the substance, these particles are gaining energy and starting to overcome some of the bonds, this causes a solid to melt to a liquid, where the particles are able to slide past each other but still be pretty close. If you add even more heat to the substance, these particles gain enough kinetic energy to break most intermolecular attractions and then become a gas, the particles are moving freely and spreading pretty far apart. When the heat is removed, the opposite happens, the particles lose kinetic energy, start moving slower, and intermolecular bonds begin to form again.

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