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Busy families need options. Online education can help.
Guest post by Sally Roberts, DOE Educational Policy Consultant for Virtual Education We appreciate all the feedback we received in the blog comment section, on Facebook and on Twitter regarding last week’s online education post. This blog post will feature … Continue reading
Posted in Education tips for at home, School Choice, Virtual
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You can “count” on it – even at home!
Guest post by Teresa Sweet, Curriculum & Instruction bureau chief Math teacher Stephanie Thetford of Fort Walton Beach High School knows that her students can be successful when they have a rigorous curriculum, confidence in their skills and strong family … Continue reading
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