Several North Texas districts are launching new virtual and hybrid high school programs after a state law expanded funding for online learning. Leaders hope the options will help attract and retain students as enrollment shifts.
Artificial intelligence, political shifts and growing questions about the value of a college degree are pushing schools to adapt. While no single solution exists, unplugged learning could help.
Several Ohio school districts still offer virtual programs created during the COVID-19 pandemic, though their numbers are declining. Supporters say the programs provide flexibility for students facing unique challenges.
Superintendent Alberto M. Carvalho was placed on paid leave by the Los Angeles Unified School District's Board of Education, which named Andres Chait acting superintendent.
Texas education board members approved about 4,200 fixes to the state’s Bluebonnet curriculum after raising concerns about errors and oversight. The Texas Education Agency says taxpayers will cover the changes as updated materials roll out online and in print.
