Va. District Ends Arrangement With Major Online Provider
The Carroll County school system, in rural Virginia, has ended a contract with K12 Inc. to run a virtual school serving students from across the state. Read Full Post >
The Carroll County school system, in rural Virginia, has ended a contract with K12 Inc. to run a virtual school serving students from across the state. Read Full Post >
The Florida education department reports that the online company K12 Inc. used teachers lacking subject-matter expertise and gave inaccurate information about teacher assignments. Read Full Post >
K12 Inc., a major for-profit provider of online education, has settled a class-action securities lawsuit and had parts of it dismissed, pending a federal court's approval. Read Full Post >
The for-profit online education provider has tentatively settled a lawsuit alleging the company misled investors, and other claims in the suit were dismissed. Read Full Post >
Students are turning away from expensive for-profit colleges, a trend that could add new fuel to the debate over companies in the K-12 sector. Read Full Post >
Internal emails suggest virtual education company may have had teachers sign class rosters of students they did not teach to skirt reporting requirements. Read Full Post >
A new special report from a Portland, Maine newspaper suggests online education companies are having a major influence on state education policy. Read Full Post >
Report from National Education Policy Center questions academic performance of company's virtual schools, adds to fiery debate. Read Full Post >
The National Education Policy Center paper also recommends new funding structures and accountability methods for online schools. Read Full Post >
Wake County judge rules that the school must be approved by the state board of education, which had previously decided not to act on the charter application. Read Full Post >