Nelson said, “younger kids also have materials sent to their homes that will include print materials but also hands on activities. ”
Any students is eligable to enroll in virtual school.
But administrators expect less than one percent of the students to take part.
Nelson said, “It might be the autistic kid or special needs child who needs to focus and not have all the noise or distractions going on in the classroom.”
Nelson says, the program could also be attractive to parents who have the time and resources to spend at home with their student.
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