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Wisconsin virtual students require patience, perseverance, self-discipline, and good time management skills, among other things, to be successful. To be truly successful, the virtual student should have opportunities for socialization, fun, and activities outside the usual routine. Providing extracurricular activities for your child is an important component of a well-rounded education. Building Interests and Friendships […]

Are your children enrolled in the school that will give them the best support for educational success? Open enrollment in Wisconsin public schools is now open. Applications for the 2022-2023 school year can be submitted from February 7 to April 29, 2022 About Open Enrollment in Wisconsin Open enrollment allows parents to choose the school

Like many of the virtual schools around the country, Wisconsin virtual charter schools have seen an increase in enrollment because of the pandemic. Many of these schools are in reaction to the closing of brick-and-mortar institutions. Though many brick-and-mortar schools resorted to online platforms so children could continue their schooling, the transition was challenging and

There will always be pros and cons to different learning modalities. Even though online learning was available before the pandemic, school closings and mandated learning from home due to the coronavirus brought it to the forefront of everyone’s attention. As the pandemic seems to ebb and flow, traditional brick-and-mortar schools find it necessary to be

It is important that you take good care of your laptop. Below are some simple steps you can take that will help keep your machine in perfect running order and require less maintenance. Keep Liquids Away From Your Laptop:  Any type of liquid that is spilled on your machine can cause serious damage to the

WVL students, parents and staff joined together at Bookworm Gardens in Sheboygan, WI, on Friday, October 12th, for our first optional outing on a beautiful autumn day! Families freely explored the botanical gardens inspired by their favorite children’s books while completing a scavenger hunt prepared by Mrs. Michalsen. Two high school students volunteered their time