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District to offer online courses
June 2007
Officials at Tacoma School District (TSD) have been researching the possibility of online classes at the high school level for several years now, and it appears the district is getting closer to turning this idea into a reality.
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Tacoma-FWay Internet partnership makes sense
THE NEWS TRIBUNE
Published: May 29th, 2007 01:00 AM
For some teenagers, the idea of sitting in a classroom listening to a teacher’s lecture is as painful as, well, fingernails on a blackboard. They’d much rather be sitting at their computers for hours on end.
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STEVE MAYNARD; The News Tribune
Published: May 21st, 2007 01:00 AM |
Internet school might open doors to Tacoma student
The Tacoma School District might soon offer its high school students online courses for credit through Federal Way’s Internet Academy.
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Virtual instruction, real learning
DEBBY ABE; The News Tribune
Published: December 12th, 2005 02:30 AM |
Online courses, which initially focused on high school advanced placement, foreign language and enrichment courses, have expanded to include elementary and middle grades, more subjects and more basic courses.
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Options in Education
September 2005
Articles from the Newsletter of the Washington Association for Learning Alternatives:
- Choices, Choices, Choices by Darlene Quayle, President
- The Times: They Are A Changin', by Lile Holland, Executive Director
- Distance Learning News, by Jan Bleek, former IA Principal
- Internet Academy Finds a Niche, by Isabel Gates
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Seattle Times - Online Learning Boom
August 14, 2005
Online learning boom echoes across state
Midmorning at Federal Way's Internet Academy, the hum of the air conditioner fills the school's one classroom. Just four students tap at keyboards while one teacher talks on the phone.
The quiet, however, is an illusion. This storefront school, wedged among mortgage, insurance and health-care firms in a suburban strip mall, is at the center of a boom in online education.
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Long-Distance Learning Relationships
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Long-Distance Relationships
Teaching Web design to a blind student, a seasoned
online teacher sees his job afresh.
Story and photos by Bracken Reed
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Internet Academy: Connecting to students one at a time!
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WE
Magazine
October
2004 |
Schools that kids
-- and parents -- love!
By
Dale Folkerts, Linda Woo, Eddie Westerman
WEA Communications
School choice can flourish in Washington
state.
Federal
Way's Internet Academy: Connecting to students
one at a time
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February 2002
Apolo Ohno Stays on the Fast Track with Online Education |
On-line education kept Apolo Ohno
on fast track
By Erica Jahn
Every well-rounded young athlete needs an education
to go along with the physical skill. However, training
and competing seasons dont often mesh with
the standard school day.
Thats where Federal Ways Internet Academy
comes in ...
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Students click with online classes
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December 2001 |
Students click with online classes
ANOTHER
WAY TO LEARN: The Internet Academy, which began
seven years ago, has grown since and today offers
12- to 18-week courses, mostly in core areas such
as math and English and a few electives such as
photography.
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Senator Tracey Eide Visits
Internet Academy
Tracey Eide visits Internet Academy
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December 10, 2001 |
Internet Academy was privileged to host Washington
State Senator Tracey Eide. The Senator was very involved
in discussing ...
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WALA - Washington Association
for Learning Alternatives
School Profiles - Options in Education Traditional Coursework: Non-Traditional Delivery |
February 6, 2001 |
Traditional Coursework: Non-Traditional Delivery
Students throughout the state are discovering an additional
option when taking clases. The Internet Academy, part
of the Federal Way School district, presently offers
92 on-line courses for elementary and secondary students......
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IA In the News
FW Mirror: Apolo Ohno Stays on the Fast Track with Online Education
Options in Education
Seattle Times
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