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- Back to School, but Still Learning Online
- Jan 21, 10:10 AM: Federal stimulus dollars are dedicated to helping students recover from virtual schooling. Many districts are spending some of that money on virtual tutoring.
- Houston County Schools asking parents to choose learning method 8 months in advance
- Jan 13, 6:03 AM: August seems like a long way off, but the Houston County School District is already making decisions about the fall school year, opening their virtual learning application process this week.
- Minneapolis schools will go virtual for two weeks starting Friday
- Jan 13, 6:02 AM: Minneapolis Public Schools will go virtual for two weeks due to a "significant reduction" in school staff available to work because of COVID-19, district officials said Wednesday afternoon.
- Opinion: Pandemic shows need to trust parents with school options, including virtual school
- Jan 12, 6:32 AM: Learning never paused in these schools, not in 2020 or since. Teaching and learning went right on even as so much else changed. This is the beauty of online learning with family commitment, school district support and educator >
- KUSD votes to give families virtual option
- Jan 4, 6:29 AM: The Kenosha Unified School District (KUSD) voted on Monday to give the option of virtual learning for elementary and middle school students.
- Editorial: Use virtual learning for those kicked out of school
- Dec 30, 9:22 AM: Student suspensions and expulsions are skyrocketing since the deadly shooting at Oxford High School last month, as school officials practice increased vigilance to head-off any possible violence.
- ‘I Feel Half as Successful’: Teachers and Districts at War Over Hybrid Education
- Dec 29, 9:28 AM: Teachers want to ban teaching students in person and online at the same time. Some education leaders say it should be what the future looks like.
- Austin ISD to stop virtual learning program
- Dec 29, 8:32 AM: Next week, about 3,000 Austin ISD students who were going to school online will head back to the classroom in the new year.
- Online K-12 enrollment soars, raising funding, performance questions
- Dec 29, 8:30 AM: The number of Wyoming students enrolled in virtual education programs quintupled last year, and it’s not yet clear how seamless that shift will be for the state’s K-12 learners or the institutions that serve them.
- Online K-12 enrollment soars, raising funding, performance questions
- Dec 23, 7:37 AM: A quintupling of students taking classes remotely last year has prompted changes in the study and practices of virtual education in Wyoming.
- Minneapolis schools offer online credit recovery for high schoolers over winter break
- Dec 23, 7:17 AM: Minneapolis high schoolers who have failed a course have a chance to catch up on their studies over winter break.
- Amid omicron variant surge, some parents continue to teach kids at home
- Dec 22, 8:00 AM: The uncertainty of the pandemic is also why hundreds of K-12 CMS students are enrolled in a virtual academy.
- Baton Rouge schools hire new company to fix virtual learning. Some think it should stay in-house
- Dec 22, 7:27 AM: More than 700 students at a Baton Rouge online school will return from Christmas break with new teachers, new classes and a different way of learning remotely.
- Data shows stark decline in Maryland student expectations after virtual learning
- Dec 14, 6:48 AM: Since all Maryland schools returned to classrooms at the start of this semester 7News has sought data to document the suspected learning loss brought on by virtual learning.
- OKCPS ditches virtual learning days after “extremely low” student attendance
- Dec 7, 6:33 AM: Monday night, the Oklahoma City Public School district got rid of asynchronous learning days they had previously built into the 2021-2022 calendar. Asynchronous learning days were meant for students to learn at home at their own >
- EBR Schools to partner with Arizona State to operate district’s virtual academy
- Dec 3, 9:39 AM: The East Baton Rouge School Board has greenlighted a partnership with Arizona State to operate the district’s virtual academy.
- Wake parents looking to move children from Virtual Academy to classrooms face new hurdles
- Dec 2, 6:59 AM: Wake County parents preparing to send their children back to in-person learning after getting them vaccinated have discovered it's not as easy as previously promised.
- ‘My kid is suffering.’ Parents frustrated with virtual learning at N.J. school hit by Id
- Nov 30, 9:49 AM: After already spending a year learning remotely during the pandemic, students and educators at the middle and high school went back to the same virtual pattern after the town was rocked by the remnants of Ida, which tore through >
- Virtual tutoring now available for South Carolina students
- Nov 23, 7:24 AM: COVID-19 has had an impact on student learning in South Carolina, with schools going virtual for most of the 2020-21 school year and the beginning of the 2021-22 school year. Parents having to deal with at-home virtual learning >
- Sioux City School Board approves $1.5M plan to construct permanent home for district’s online
- Nov 23, 7:03 AM: The Sioux City Community School Board has approved a more than $1.5 million plan to build a permanent home for the district’s virtual education academy.
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