Idaho Digital Learning Academy: Difference between revisions

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Idaho Digital learning Academy (IDLA) is a US state virtual school founded (established by Legislature) in 2002
14,300 course enrollments in 2009-10; this represents an increase of 49% since 2008-09
A government entity but recognised as existing outside the state education agency
98% of Idaho school districts have at least one student taking an IDLA course
Works in partnership with Idaho school districts “to offer online choices that would not otherwise exist,” especially in remote areas
Despite rapid growth, public funding was cut in Spring 2010. IDLA secured private funding and capped 2010-11 enrollments, unable to meet demand.

The Idaho Digital learning Academy web site is at http://www.idahodigitallearning.org.

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-* ''Idaho Digital learning Academy'' ('''IDLA''') is a US state virtual school founded (established by Legislature) in 2002
+* ''Idaho Digital learning Academy'' ('''IDLA''') is a [[US]] state virtual school founded (established by Legislature) in 2002
 * 14,300 course enrollments in 2009-10; this represents an increase of 49% since 2008-09
 * A government entity but recognised as existing outside the state education agency