Query: Does your school have a distance-learning plan?
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Reporter Linda Borg is looking for schools that have set up or are planning to set up distance-learning plans in the event of school closings or widespread absenteeism. Please e-mail her at lborg@projo.com. 
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More than half of US states no allow students to attend ONLINE CHARTER SCHOOLS. The benefits to the state are: lower overhead, no buildings, no retirement, no salary, no supplies. The "tuition" is about 4k per ki retail, but states negotiate a lower price. This is MUCH cheaper than our current spending per kid! Why wont RI let it in? (the charters are already established and fully, nationaly accredited) BC the UNIONS wont have it.
SAD... we are not keeping up with a changing world.
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