At issue is whether students just need to be "offered" education online or whether the school has to show that they did classwork. ECOT has maintained that a 2003 agreement with the...
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — Ohio’s largest online charter school has taken a dispute with state education officials over access to attendance records to the courts and the airwaves, raising questions among critics over the use of taxpayer funds to fight state regulators. Following a judge’s order, the Electronic Classroom of Tomorrow said Thursday it had turned over the sought-after records to the Ohio Department of Education. The department wants to audit the records to determine full-time student enrollment and, from there, future state fundi ...
the online school. Recipients included legislative leaders and... In 2003 ECOT and the Ohio Department of Education reached a funding agreement that largely limited reviews of enrollment....
academies, online schools or cyber schools) have attracted a great deal... reviews the relevant available research related to virtual school practices; provides an overview of recent state...
(TNS) — Earlier this month, Akron Digital Academy quietly went out of business after repayments to the state became too much of a burden on the virtual charter school’s budget. The school’s monthly payments on the $2.8 million the state said it owed for not properly tracking its enrollment created a negative financial outlook through the next school year, said the school’s executive director, Linda Daugherty. Akron Digital Academy’s closure comes as the Ohio Department of Education makes new efforts to hold e-schools accountable follo ...
full-time online students. Ohio e-school enrollment has also grown at a greater rate than enrollment in the state's brick-and-mortar schools, both charter and district, making it a sector...
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4 Specific for-‐ profit online school providers have faced increasing backlash because of a perceived poor performance record and clashes with the nonprofit governing boards of...
After a protracted legal and political fight with state officials over student attendance and funding, one of the largest full-time online charter schools in the country has shuttered its doors midyear, sending as many as 12,000 students scrambling to find new schools. In a statement posted on Facebook, officials of Ohio’s Electronic Classroom of Tomorrow said the state education department should have come to an agreement that would have allowed the school to remain open through the end of the school year. ...
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