by ASSOCIATED PRESS
Six years after it launched, the Virtual Learning Academy Charter School has more than 12,000 high school students taking at least one class via the online program. New Hampshire Public Radio reported this week that the free program appeals to several kinds of students: Those who are making up classes they failed in a classroom setting so they can graduate with their peers; students looking to graduate early or earn college credits while still in high school; and full-time online learners who thrive in that environment.
http://www.pressherald.com/2014/12/26/report-n-h-virtual-school-has-12000-taking-classes/
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