Not in this school. It's the first of its kind--an online high school.
Give each kid a laptop, a printer, and net access. Then, let them choose their courses. They could take virtual tests that are corrected by virtual teachers.
No more problems with oversized classes or rundown facilities. We could take all those obsolete school buildings and use them for something productive. I'm thinking sweatshops.
Call me a Luddite, but that's not the school for my kid.
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