Dear Friends, Mark your calendars to join Governor Jeb Bush and ExcelinEd on November 20-21 for our 7th annual National Summit on Education Reform in Washington, D.C.! While I say it every year, I have no doubt this will be our best summit yet. Governor Bush will open the summit with a breakfast keynote on…
2013 Kansas Highlights
Kansas continues to use their ninety-three virtual schools and programs to provide opportunities to access online courses and services, many of which serve out-of-district students. Additionally, The Virtual School Act altered the funding of online students so that all full-time virtual students are funded at 1.05 (105%) of base FTE students.Current Strengths and Reform Opportunities
- All students may enroll in an unlimited number of part-time individual online courses
- The state funds digital learning through the standard public per-pupil school funding formula
- Kansas could expand the window when providers can apply for approval to offer courses to multiple times during the year