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Friday, November 28, 2008
Online classes hoped to aid failing students - David Bergengren, the Republican
School officials hope that a six-month pilot program scheduled to start in January will offer an online learning alternative for struggling high school students. The program, called NovaNET and run by Pearson, a national education company, will have several focuses, including an attempt to salvage the academic careers of high school seniors who are in jeopardy of not graduating in June, said school officials during a presentation to the School Committee this week. "I really believe that we have to do something different to address the student who doesn't come to school (regularly, or) has trouble in a traditional classroom," said Schools Superintendent Mary A. Czajkowski.
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