Monday, April 18, 2011

Guest Commentary: Florida Today on a Principal Who Wants to Use Virt. Ed. to Help Students

The Editorial Board of Florida Today believes Jackie Pons, superintendent of schools in Leon County, understand that embracing virtual education is the way to get in front of change. "He's already anticipating that state spending will be reduced between $10 million and $14 million for Leon County Schools. And he's also keeping a keen eye on legislation that would require Florida students entering ninth grade this fall to take at least one online course before graduation," the editorial board writes "Mr. Pons is correct in floating options now that would keep instructional costs under control while providing students with as many ways possible to broaden their class choices. Online instruction is logically among them," the editorial continues. Click here to read the complete editorial and find out how the Leon County schools chief wants to implement online learning sooner rather than later.

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