Education – Page 8 – Florida Center for Investigative Reporting

En cursos de K12, 275 alumnos y un solo maestro

September 20, 2012

Trevor Aaronson and John O'Connor: La proporción de la cantidad de alumnos por maestro en K12, la mayor empresa de educación en línea del país, es casi el doble que en la escuela virtual dirigida por el estado de la Florida.

Read K12’s Confidential Student-Teacher Ratio Document

September 16, 2012

The document shows K12 uses a student-teacher ratio as high as 275-to-1.

In K12 Courses, 275 Students to a Single Teacher

September 16, 2012

Trevor Aaronson and John O'Connor: Student-teacher ratios at K12, the nation’s largest online educator, are nearly twice as high as Florida’s state-run virtual school, according to internal company documents obtained by FCIR and StateImpact Florida.

Few School Districts Checking For K12 Problems

September 16, 2012

John O'Connor and Trevor Aaronson: Many Florida school districts have no way to know whether K12 students are actually being taught by properly certified teachers.

Brevard Public Schools Verifying K12 Teachers

September 14, 2012

Trevor Aaronson: Brevard Public Schools has launched a review of K12 teacher records following allegations that the for-profit online educator uses improperly certified teachers.

What K12 Told Investors About Florida’s Investigation

September 13, 2012

John O'Connor: K12 said the company always uses Florida-certified teachers, but the company’s internal review found “minor mistakes” in matching grade and course certifications to students.