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The school district will launch the Columbus Virtual High School (CVHS) next fall. It will allow students to complete their course work via computer. About 100 to 125 students can enroll in the program in the first year, said Pete Maneff, executive director for high school curriculum. Read the Full Story
Bogosian, along with 162 Hudson High School students and nearly 5,000 students worldwide, is a student in Virtual High School.Read the Full Story
A fish catapult, a rope hammock, a food cube and a mirror are just a few of the innovative design ideas school students came up with while working on Auckland Zoo Education Service’s ‘Sniff, Swing & Swipe’ project. Read the Full Story
The University of Miami Division of Continuing and International Education and the Sagemont Virtual School announced today a collaboration agreement to create the University of Miami Online High School (UMOHS).Read the Full Story
“Today’s teenagers are digital natives, I’m a digital immigrant,” quips Heidi Brushert Laabs, the executive director of curriculum and instruction for iQ Academies in Waukesha, an educational alternative through the state’s open enrollment school choice system.Read the Full Story
Her question was why the board’s Distance Education program is losing money, after having been championed by staff for its potential to draw in students — and the funding that comes with them — from far and wide.Read the Full Story
“We had one terminal. The kids had one hour a week they could work on it individually,” said Diener. “It was slow and it wasn’t very powerful.”Read the Full Story
Instead, they can earn the required credits from home through the newly approved online charter school, Silver State High School.Read the Full Story
Eastern, a member of the Southern Indiana Educational Center consortium, will receive an estimated $60,000 to $70,000 in high-tech distance learning equipment for a $2,800 matching grant cost, superintendent Randy Barrett told the school board Tuesday night.Read the Full Story
HP Technology for Teaching awards for the 2004-05 academic year – which involves using technology to accelerate learning – are going to eight Southern California schools:Hoover High School, San Diego;Read the Full Story
