(Updated at 11:15 a.m.) The failures of the controversial Virtual Learning Program were “an indigestible meal that is going to make you sick,” an Arlington Public Schools auditor told the School Board ...

iUnersity Prep virtual class in Grapevine, Texas on Tuesday, February 9, 2021. The school was offering virtual learning years before the pandemic. (Lawrence Jenkins/Special Contributor) Credit: ...

Hear from experts and practitioners who have created highly engaging and effective online learning experiences for students and teachers. Schools and districts are facing a skyrocketing demand from ...

The pandemic’s sweeping shutdown of school buildings led many districts to hastily put up emergency virtual learning services to continue providing lessons to students. For many teachers, students, ...

In the past 18 months, educators across the country learned how to adjust their instruction to online learning environments; many had to completely rethink how they would approach their content to ...

To a child, it's the scratch-off ticket that pays a million bucks. The surprise extension for that paper you'd forgotten was due. A follow-up call from your doctor saying your test actually was ...

According to the Pendergast Elementary School District, they're about to become the first K-8 district to launch a ...

As educators across the region prepare to end their third straight school year impacted by COVID-19, districts in every environment — suburbs, rural and urban — are looking ahead to lessons learned ...

Monday kicks off the first day of full-time, in-person learning across Rutherford County. For some students, remote learning was enjoyable, while others struggled and their grades plummeted. But ...

Virtual learning has scaled fast — but creating engagement at scale remains a challenge. As colleges and universities expand online offerings, the goal now is clear: Build environments where students ...

KELLER, Texas — Keller ISD will end its temporary virtual learning option next month, the district announced Tuesday, citing the decrease of COVID cases and a vaccine for children potentially coming ...

Rebecca Torchia is a web editor for EdTech: Focus on K–12. Previously, she has produced podcasts and written for several publications in Maryland, Washington, D.C., and her hometown of Pittsburgh.