Virtual instruction is now baked into K-12 education, but mostly as a supplement to in-person schooling—at least for now, two experts say.

Tacoma Public Schools in Washington is considering switching to remote learning on days when inclement weather prohibits travel to school, and a local columnist argues that families need a break.

The teachers union is passing out fliers to make sure students and families know their rights. They are focusing on schools ...

Heavy reliance on online remote learning during the pandemic drew attention away from more equitable ways of teaching children at home, a UNESCO report says.

The school board's current policy requires that all banked days -- extra schooldays scheduled into the calendar every year -- and teacher workdays be used before pivoting to remote learning.

Through emergency remote instruction, what many students experience is not the high-quality online learning that has been developed and delivered by countless institutions for the past several decades ...

The state's only accredited synchronous virtual learning school is looking to see an increase in enrollment again.