Check out this creative insight regarding what a student learned about DNA.

“In closing, my last thought drifts to our mad-scientist-genius-author-person, Mr. Sam Kean.

Particularly because I figure that if genes are a story, and DNA is the language that story is written in,

then each human being on earth must be a bestselling novel.”

To see more examples of the fun learning from our students, search the hashtag  #eSucceedUNITE on social media!

Get outside! Go on a picnic, look for flowers emerging, or hike around your local park
Bake a cake or cookies
Plan a garden or start some seeds indoors
Do some fun science experiments
Tour your town or a nearby town

The month of March gets its name from the Roman god of war, Mars.

Before 150 A.D. March was considered the start of a new year. A year was 10 months long,

beginning in March and ending in December.

March 15 is National Pi Day! 3.14 is usually celebrated with math jokes and
eating a lot of pie, YUM!

During the month of March, the US celebrates Women’s History Month.