In a virtual world, Charter School stays the course

While students have had to stay at home, and teachers have had to adapt to virtual classrooms, the Martha’s Vineyard Public Charter School continues to offer some of its “truly Charter” programs, according to Director Pete Steedman, and students are thriving.

Students are continuing to do their personalized education plans (PEP), and Steedman said the school is working to have virtual project periods. Both the PEPs and the project periods are Charter School traditions, where students pick and explore an area of interest… read more on MV Times

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