Idaho education board repeals online class obligation

From wire service reports

Idaho students won’t have to take any online classes before graduating, at least for now, after the state education board voted to repeal the online-learning requirement. The move comes after voters in the state rejected other technology-related school reform efforts, such as a measure that would have given every high school student a laptop. Read more with registration.

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