Solutions
Virtual Education provides solutions beneficial to every kind of K-12 school, student,
and educator. According to the Sloan Consortium, 70% of US public high
schools had students enrolled in distance education courses in the 2007-2008 school
year. Additionally 66% of public school districts using distance education planned to expand
these programs in the future. Among other things, K-12 schools, students and/or
educators use Virtual Education to:
- Supply Courses Not Otherwise Available
- Reduce Scheduling Conflicts
- Meet Unique Needs/Interests
- Offer College Courses
- Furnish advanced placement Courses
- Expand World Language/ESL/ELL Offerings
- Widen and Deepen Elective Options
- Serve Courses With Low Enrollment
- Address Limited Space Issues
- Support Drop Out Recovery
- Deliver Homebound Instruction
- Continue Instruction To Suspended Students
- Allow Failed Courses To Be Retaken
- Provide Credit Recovery/Make-Up Courses
- Maintain Summer School
- Capitalize On Innovative Learning Tools
- Supplement Face-to-Face Courses
- Accommodate Remediation
- Extend Learning In-School and Out-of-school
- Maximize Curriculum Budget
