Virtual eSchool Debuts In Hernando County
Hernando County will debut a new online course option this year that allows students to complete classes without setting foot in a classroom. The program will offer students all of the required courses needed to earn a high school diploma. Hernando eSchool offers regular and advanced/honors part-time and full-time courses for students in grades 6-12. Courses are free for students residing in Hernando County. Students enrolled in home, private and charter schooling are also eligible to register for online courses. Read the complete story.
Hernando County will debut a new online course option this year that allows students to complete classes without setting foot in a classroom. The program will offer students all of the required courses needed to earn a high school diploma.
Hernando eSchool offers regular and advanced/honors part-time and full-time courses for students in grades 6-12. Courses are free for students residing in Hernando County.
Students enrolled in home, private and charter schooling are also eligible to register for online courses.
Read the complete story.
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