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An important clarification that came out after the linked article: "Earlier in the week, we had some misinformation come out that made it look like we had to c
by LVB 7y ago
An important clarification that came out after the linked article:
"Earlier in the week, we had some misinformation come out that made it look like we had to close, and then we had formal guidance come out yesterday evening that said, 'no, we can continue to operate," Nicholaus Sutherland, ORVA's executive director, said. Although normal classes can resume, the virtual school has been told it won't be able to enroll any new students as of March 26.
https://www.kptv.com/news/some-oregon-schools-face-challenges-in-move-to-online-learning/article_ef9078fe-7083-11ea-adfc-934f8eb3e8a6.html https://www.kptv.com/news/some-oregon-schools-face-challenge...
- valuearb 7y agoThat's still shitty, isn't it? Telling parents they can't get their kids a better education because of bureaucratic knee jerk defensive measures against competition?
- LVB 7y agoOh definitely. It’s just a little less bad then shutting down current students, which would make no sense at all (they’re already not in the brick-and-mortal system so there’s no funding moving).