So far this year, the agency has hired another 250 online teachers and opened 25 additional learning labs on middle and high school campuses statewide to help districts comply with the class size amendment requirements.
“They may still be cutting electives or AP courses due to lack of resources, then we’re really plugging and filling the gap academically,” said Julie Young, Florida Virtual School.
“I love technology and I wanted to be able to incorporate more of the technology with my teaching,” said Regina Calhoun, Florida Virtual School teacher.
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