Teachers: Limited time, access cut school tech use
Gone are the days when teachers claimed ignorance and blamed their inability to bridge the digital divide on a sheer lack of technology know-how. Read the Full Story
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Summer school’s in: Students log on
So, this summer Leroy is making up for lost time in the class. Read the Full Story
Logging on to learn
The Cactus High School students wanted to take a seminary class offered by their church but knew it would mean losing class time at school.Read the Full Story
Florida Virtual School Sees Rapid Growth
More and more Floridians are taking advantage of Florida’s Virtual School, which has grown to about 13,000 students statewide. Read the Full Story
Web-based tutoring gives students study aid 24/7
At the moment, this round-the-clock tutoring service is available only for math help, but the company says on-demand assistance is available in additional subjects for nine hours each day.Read the Full Story
Millions in lost funding spurs district’s virtual school plans
Columbus Public Schools officials say the district’s new school would mirror the services of internet-based charter schools, which reportedly have drawn more than 1,000 students away from the city’s public schools already.Read the Full Story
Hudson High plugs latest technology: Demonstration gives visiting school officials a look at newest gear
Representatives from 20 area school districts attended a demonstration at the new high school, which opened last fall. Read the Full Story
District to build virtual high school as alternative to charter schools
Columbus Public Schools officials say the district’s new school would mirror the services of Internet charter schools, which have attracted more than 1,000 students away from its public schools.Read the Full Story
Columbus district to develop online H.S.
Columbus Public Schools officials say the district’s new school would mirror the services of Internet charter schools, which have attracted more than 1,000 students away from its public schools.Read the Full Story
Students oppose cutting French, German classes
Administrators at the school, which opened near Goshen last fall, said too few students signed up for the classes, so they may not hire staff to teach them. Instead, students could take the courses through the Kentucky Virtual High School, a state program that offers classes over the Internet. Read the Full Story
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