Online education programs for thousands of Wisconsin students could be shut down after a court ordered the state Dec. 4 to stop funding a virtual school, an advocacy group warned. The ruling could result in other districts having to close their online charter schools and distance learning programs as well, the Wisconsin Coalition of Virtual School Families said.
December 05, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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Online education programs for thousands of Wisconsin students could be shut down after a court ordered the state Dec. 4 to stop funding a virtual school, an advocacy group warned.
The ruling could result in other districts having to close their online charter schools and distance learning programs as well, the Wisconsin Coalition of Virtual School Families said.
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