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''Virtual school'' is a public or private school where learning is entirely or nearly entirely attained online.  They surged during the [[Covid-19]], but have fallen in popularity perhaps because parents have gone back to work or concerns are raised about their effectiveness.<ref>https://www.aol.com/news/most-families-gave-virtual-school-090851312.html</ref>
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'''Virtual school''' is a public or private school where learning is entirely or nearly entirely attained online.  They surged during the [[Covid-19]], but have fallen in popularity perhaps because parents have gone back to work or concerns are raised about their effectiveness.<ref>https://www.aol.com/news/most-families-gave-virtual-school-090851312.html</ref>
  
 
Despite not maintaining its pandemic peak in popularity, virtual schools remain a long-term option.
 
Despite not maintaining its pandemic peak in popularity, virtual schools remain a long-term option.

Latest revision as of 01:27, May 25, 2023

Virtual school is a public or private school where learning is entirely or nearly entirely attained online. They surged during the Covid-19, but have fallen in popularity perhaps because parents have gone back to work or concerns are raised about their effectiveness.[1]

Despite not maintaining its pandemic peak in popularity, virtual schools remain a long-term option.

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