Minnesota schools plan to continue virtual learning options in fall 2021
Independent learners, elite athletes and students with anxiety are helping fuel demand for more remote instruction.

Principal Crystal Ballard sits in on a distance learning class with student Leo Carlson, 17, in September at Hopkins High School. Many districts say they'll continue to offer virtual learning in fall of 2021 — just one example of how the pandemic has changed the face of education.
Christine T. Nguyen | MPR News 2020
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