High school principals had nothing but praise for the school system’s newly implemented virtual high school, an online curriculum program for students who have fallen behind, or want to get ahead.
The virtual high school is a series of online curriculum operated through e4TN, a state-owned e-learning program aligned with state education standards. School officials have said it is intended for students who have fallen behind on coursework, or were on the verge of dropping out.
The new program is just finishing its first month, and principals say they are already seeing inspiring results. Dickson County High School Principal Ed Littleton said it has made a difference for students who didn’t learn as well in traditional school settings.
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