Virtual Charter Schools: Actually Useless

PA study demonstrates harms of virtual charters

Peter Greene takes a look at research out of Pennsylvania on virtual charter schools. The results are not great. At all.

Last year, research showed problems even beyond the actual years of schooling. “Virtual Charter Students Have Worse Labor Market Outcomes as Young Adults,” a 2023 working paper from the Annenberg Institute at Brown University, showed a correlation with several undesirable outcomes:

“Virtual charter students have substantially worse high school graduation rates, college enrollment rates, bachelor’s degree attainment, employment rates, and earnings than students in traditional public schools.”

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