University Of Montana Distance Learning Project Hires Director
“A new distance learning project for school-aged children has named a director.
Robert Currie is director of the Michigan Virtual School in Lansing for the past six years,” reports the Missoulian. “He will begin work as director of the Montana Virtual Academy on Jan. 4. MTVA is based in the new Phyllis J. Washington Education Center at the University of Montana. It was created to offer kindergarteners through high school seniors access to high-quality, online instruction. Initially, MTVA will emphasize high school core subject courses, while advanced placement, dual credit and enrichment coursework is planned for the future.”
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Published on 12/11/2009
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Robert Currie is director of the Michigan Virtual School in Lansing for the past six years,” reports the Missoulian. “He will begin work as director of the Montana Virtual Academy on Jan. 4. MTVA is based in the new Phyllis J. Washington Education Center at the University of Montana. It was created to offer kindergarteners through high school seniors access to high-quality, online instruction. Initially, MTVA will emphasize high school core subject courses, while advanced placement, dual credit and enrichment coursework is planned for the future.”
Read more at www.missoulian.com
Published on 12/11/2009
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