PAT CROSSLEY pcrossley@sungazette.com
JERSEY SHORE Support for Jersey Shore Area School District’s cyber program, JSOL, is the first of five goals outlined by Dr. Brian Ulmer, superintendent, for using more than $1.8 million from the Elementary and Secondary School Relief (ESSER) funds coming to the district sometime next month.
“We want to make sure that (JSOL) is an attractive option that is efficient and works,” Ulmer reported at the school board meeting Monday night.
“We want to not only serve kids that are in it but we want to attract kids back from cyber schools into our own programs,” he added.
pcrossley@sungazette.com
JERSEY SHORE Support for Jersey Shore Area School District’s cyber program, JSOL, is the first of five goals outlined by Dr. Brian Ulmer, superintendent, for using more than $1.8 million from the Elementary and Secondary School Relief (ESSER) funds coming to the district sometime next month.
“We want to make sure that (JSOL) is an attractive option that is efficient and works,” Ulmer reported at the school board meeting Monday night.
“We want to not only serve kids that are in it but we want to attract kids back from cyber schools into our own programs,” he added.