Coronavirus school shutdowns foster online learning alternatives

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Along with other sectors of society, education has been greatly affected by the coronavirus, with schools closed across America. Yet, as in other fields, innovators in education have responded with learning mechanisms and models that allow students to continue to learn while the country shuts down brick-and-mortar institutions.

As it has done in so many other areas, the Trump administration has been proactive in promoting practical solutions to the school-closure situation.

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