Today's post comes from the Great Falls Tribune Online Edition. The Montana Board of Public Education is prepared to vote on a rule change on Friday that could impact online courses for students and the instructors who teach and supervise some classes.
Under current rules, the Board of Public Education allows high school students to take distance-learning courses and be supervised by the instructor, usually from a college, as they complete the class. Click here to read the rest of this article.
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