George Mason University is planning a major expansion of an online high school program that could bring new flexibility to how some students learn.
The Online Academy, a collaborative initiative with local school districts, has allowed 125 students over the past two years from Loudoun, Frederick and Stafford County schools to correspond online with mentors for course-credit, said Priscilla Norton, a GMU professor and director of the project.
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