To fill teacher shortages, some districts go virtual
Jersey City Superintendent Norma Fernandez said her school district was left with no other choice than to use a virtual teaching model to fill the 45 or so teacher vacancies they have starting this year. Jersey City is just a few days into using this virtual teaching company, called Edmentum, as a substitute for classroom teachers.
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