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At Emerald Trail Elementary, students learn with joy, give with heart, and lift others up—growing into kind leaders, problem-solvers, and trailblazers ready to make a difference in the world.

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Two students in a classroom pack up their soil experiment to send to NASA

When it comes to high school science projects, few reach the heights achieved by a group of students at the School of Environmental Studies (SES), a District 196 magnet school for high school juniors and seniors.

Competing in NASA’s prestigious TechRise Student Challenge, these ambitious students spent months designing, coding, and building a custom experiment that will be sent soaring into microgravity.

Read More about SES Students Work With NASA Take Soil to the Stratosphere