Colorado Online Learning evaluation report 2007-08 fulfills House Bill 07-1066 reporting requirements /
In May 2007, the Colorado legislature authorized funding for supplemental online education services through House Bill 07-106. This program was designed to reduce online learning costs to school districts by providing a grant to the service provider. This report provides information on the program a...
| Other Authors: | Public Good Incorporated., Colorado. Department of Education. Unit of Online Learning. |
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| Format: | Electronic |
| Language: | English |
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Denver, Colo. :
Public Good Incorporated,
2008.
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| Physical Description: |
1 online resource (7 PDF files) : illustrations. |
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Access online |
| Summary: |
In May 2007, the Colorado legislature authorized funding for supplemental online education services through House Bill 07-106. This program was designed to reduce online learning costs to school districts by providing a grant to the service provider. This report provides information on the program activities and results to date and addresses the reporting requirements outlined in HB 07-1066. |
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| Item Description: |
"March 3, 2008. Embargoed until March 14, 2008." In May 2007, the Colorado legislature authorized funding for supplemental online education services through House Bill 07-106. This program was designed to reduce online learning costs to school districts by providing a grant to the service provider. This report provides information on the program activities and results to date and addresses the reporting requirements outlined in HB 07-1066. Oversight of program resides partially in the Colorado Department of Education, Unit of Online Learning. Marmot Digital Library - Colorado State Government Documents online. |
| Physical Description: |
1 online resource (7 PDF files) : illustrations. |