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Cyber Schools Get Lifeline in PA | Harrisburg News
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Pennsylvania’s cyber charter schools are getting a reprieve after lawmakers blocked another $75 million funding cut, giving these online institutions time to adjust. New state rules prioritize student safety, requiring weekly video check-ins with staff and swift parental alerts for missed sessions. The state also eased residency verification to once a year and clarified truancy transfer rules, though some leaders still seek more flexibility. Lawmakers vow to keep refining policies to support every student, no matter how they learn.
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