High School
What does it look like to be a high school student with eSucceed?
eSucceed high school students attend a weekly advisory meeting where they have the chance to get to know their peers, develop study strategies and learn how to set goals and meet them with Environments of Success. During the rest of the week, students are free to work at a pace that suits their schedule and meet with teachers when necessary.
Students can work at their own pace through the courses. This offers them flexibility as they plan out their week. The students’ course work is all laid out for them and they can take the time they need for each lesson.
Project-Based Learning for High School
Project-based learning (PBL) is a teaching method that inspires students to use their passions and what they’ve learned on their educational journey to solve real-world problems. PBL encourages the idea that the world needs what each student has to offer. This approach allows students opportunities for real-world experiential learning that gives them the tools they’ll need to succeed beyond the classroom.
Ready to enroll in eSucceed Virtual School?
- Tuition-free for Wisconsin residents
- Full- and part-time enrollment
- Schedule flexibility
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Graduation Requirements
Students attending eSucceed via open enrollment must complete the following credit requirements:
English/Language Arts: 4 credits
Math: 3 credits
Science: 3 credits
History/Social Studies: 3 credits
Physical Education: 1.5 credits
Health: 0.5 credits
Electives: 8.5 credits
Students must also take and pass the Wisconsin Civics exam.
Earn College Credit With Chippewa Valley Technical College
We have partnered with Chippewa Valley Technical College to offer high school students the opportunity to earn both high school and college credit while working towards an associate degree.
Reach out today to learn which courses your student is eligible for in the 2024-25 academic year. All courses are available online.
*Online CVTC courses are not self-paced. Students are expected to meet weekly deadlines for projects, assignments, and assessments.
Chippewa Valley Technical College and eSucceed also offer High School Academies, a series of courses designed to meet high school requirements while allowing students to explore their passions in the context of a future career. Through High School Academies, students can earn a recognized industry credential, an embedded technical diploma, or up to a full semester of an associate degree program. Some industries included in High School Academies are nursing, construction, and business management.
To enroll in this dual credit opportunity or to learn more, visit the Chippewa Valley Technical College website.
High School FAQ
Will my high school student be able to participate in extracurricular activities?
Students participating in eSucceed are not eligible to participate in activities offered by the School District of Gilman but should reach out to their local community to learn about available activities and events.
Is there a part-time option for eSucceed high school students?
Students may enroll as either part-time or full-time students. Per Wisconsin state statute, students who are enrolled in a Wisconsin high school may take up to two classes per semester and be considered a part-time eSucceed student. Click on the link to learn more about the Wisconsin Department of Instruction’s part-time open enrollment process: https://dpi.wi.gov/open-enrollment/ptoe
Participation in four or more classes is considered full-time status.
Will I have to buy my child a computer?
Each student is provided with a computer upon enrollment with eSucceed, if needed. We have a strong tech support network to help with any troubleshooting.
What is the cost?
eSucceed is a Wisconsin public school that offers a personalized education at no cost to families who reside in in-state.
What if our internet connection is unstable?
eSucceed supports internet access by loaning a hotspot to families who need it.
How much time will my child spend doing schoolwork each day?
The expectation for full-time high school students with eSucceed is 5-6 hours per day.
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