Most have given up virtual school, but what about students still thriving online?

School districts that created online academies to cater to families who preferred virtual education during the pandemic are struggling to keep them open as enrollment drops and per-pupil costs rise. In Rio Rancho, New Mexico, a school district is shutting down its virtual option for elementary and middle schoolers.

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