Two more Maryland counties are cutting virtual learning programs
Frederick County has eliminated part of its virtual learning program and Montgomery County is considering completely ending its virtual academy.
Source: 92q.com
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Frederick County has eliminated part of its virtual learning program and Montgomery County is considering completely ending its virtual academy.
The Remote Virtual Program is on the chopping block as the Frederick County Board of Education has a $68 million projected shortfall. It would save $2.7 million.
District leaders are scrambling to close a $50 million budget gap.
Starting this fall, first and second graders in Frederick County Public Schools can no longer attend class online.