Wheeling Intelligencer Editorial
Educators need all the tools available to ensure every student gets what he or she needs from school. Good for Hancock County Board of Education members for pulling another tool out of the box. On Jan. 16, the county school system will add another classroom, this one virtual. Beginning that day, some students will be able to take some classes online instead of in person. Labeled an online “academy,” the program has been developed in cooperation with Edmentum, a company with offices in Minnesota and Texas. The firm bills itself as a pioneer in online education for 50 years.
http://www.theintelligencer.net/opinion/editorials/2017/12/making-online-classes-work/
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