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Virtual School Draws Criticism in Tennessee

Source: Tennessean | Tennessee | September 10, 2012

College Board: SAT Reading Scores Lowest in 40 Years

As state officials lambaste the Tennessee Virtual Academy for low achievement scores and discuss new oversight methods, the school’s management company is facing an investigation in Florida, overcoming a list of citations issued in Georgia and recovering from reports of poor results in many of its schools.

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College Board: SAT Reading Scores Lowest in 40 Years

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