District’s answer to overcrowding: Blended learning

Manchester, N.H., superintendent’s plan would put students in virtual courses to overcome crowded classrooms

From wire service reports

Could technology help solve the problem of crowded classrooms? The Manchester, N.H., school district is poised to find out as soon as next semester, when it plans to offer virtual classes that students at the three high schools would be able to take without physically being in the same room as a teacher. Read more with registration.

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