Stanford University closes doors to low-income high school students as digital education program ends
Stanford University has closed its Digital Education office. This move ends a program that provided online Stanford courses to underprivileged high school students. The initiative connected over 2,600 students from 103 schools across 22 states. The university cited a lack of long-term funding for the decision. The partner organization hopes to revive the program.
Stanford University has closed its Digital Education office. This move ends a program that provided online Stanford courses to underprivileged high school students. The initiative connected over 2,600 students from 103 schools across 22 states. The university cited a lack of long-term funding for the decision. The partner organization hopes to revive the program. What's Your Reaction?
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