Parents can begin customizing their child’s educational plans from the very start after Gov. Rick Scott signed into law an expansion of virtual-school offerings that will allow children as young as kindergartners to take online classes and still attend a traditional school.
Leon County officials are not sure how the plan will work for Tallahassee elementary schools because of the many factors involved in scheduling, computer access, and adult supervision, but they will soon begin discussions on how best to accommodate the online options.
The new law also will require the Florida Virtual School to provide services for exceptional student education and also requires the school to provide the English for speakers of Other Languages program.
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