Arkansas schools must get state board approval for virtual class

Arkansas board approval required for virtual learning platforms next school year
The Bryant School District announced it’s launching Buzz Academy, which will give parents another option for safe learning for their students.
Author: Jordan Howington
Updated: 6:40 PM CST January 27, 2021
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. — The Arkansas Department of Education is rolling out digital learning plans for the next school year.
School districts must apply to have a virtual learning platform, and some schools are already launching plans.
The Bryant School District announced it’s launching Buzz Academy for sixth through twelfth graders.
It'll give parents another option for safe learning for their students.

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