We are pleased to see that Louisiana, which did not have a law denying virtual charters but also has not had any, has just approved the first two virtual charter schools in the state. With support from State Superintendent of Education Paul Pastorek, the Board of Elementary and Secondary Education approved two virtual schools to open […]
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