There is the asynchronous learning option, at least in our school board. The teachers don't like it because it's separate from the "main" program, so it's not p

There is the asynchronous learning option, at least in our school board. The teachers don't like it because it's separate from the "main" program, so it's not particularly well considered (print these word sheets taken from some online source and other "education" activities). And I don't blame them, it's totally unrealistic to offer two largely separate options. As to why it's done this way? Why, pretense again, of course. If it's done during "school hours" we can pretend that mom and dad who work from home (let's hope) and can get some work done vs the reality that adults are now expected to home school on top of doing their jobs.