ANDOVER, Kansas – Ads have been running on the radio and newspapers for a new Kansas online school. The schools are the newest way for Kansas kids to get a K-12 education. And they’re providing a boost to some school districts across the state.
When you think of a Kansas high school, you typically think of students sitting at desks, learning from teachers. But times are changing.
“It’s another option for young people, and why wouldn’t we want to provide that option?” said Mark Evans, superintendent of Andover Schools.
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