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    30 states offer full-time statewide virtual schools while 35 offer blended learning courses, but 20 states do not provide online learning at the state level and 15 of those give local districts a monopoly over virtual schools.

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    Coincides with 9/13 policy paper

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    30 states offer full-time statewide virtual schools while 35 offer blended learning courses, but 20 states do not provide online learning at the state level and 15 of those give local districts a monopoly over virtual schools.

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    MAP: The Great Equalizer

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    30 states offer full-time statewide virtual schools while 35 offer blended learning courses, but 20 states do not provide online learning at the state level and 15 of those give local districts a monopoly over virtual schools.

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    THE DIGITAL FRONTIER

    States Where Online Learning Alternatives Thrive


    30 states offer a full-time virtual school on the state level, while 35 states offer a blended learning program for specific courses on the state level.

    KEY
    Full-time statewide virtual school Statewide blended learning program Offers Both full-time and part-time

    THE DIGITAL TUNDRA

    States Where Online Learning is Banned or Monopolized


    20 states do not offer online learning on the state level. Of those, 15 give a monopoly to local school districts to commission virtual schools.

    KEY
    Forbid full-time online schools Forbid full-time, but allow local districts to monopolize online learning

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