Board debates Policy 3313 limits on Virtual Virginia use for students in alternative programs
At a first reading of Policy 3313, Chair Liz Jones urged exceptions for students in alternative programs while Vice Chair Joseph Andrews warned against creating an alternative school and raised cost concerns; Superintendent Dr. Lisa Martin provided example per-class costs.
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The board conducted a first reading of Policy 3313, "Participation in Online/Virtual Coursework," which sets requirements and conditions for students enrolling in online courses. Dr. Rachal outlined the policy's purpose and the key opportunities it creates for students.
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