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Online career training is growing in Alabama, US, but students see mixed results Original

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By Steven Yoder
| AL.com Verified
Cori Space spent her freshman year of high school in Madison, Alabama, trying to keep up with her coursework while managing her celiac disease and other health problems that her school wouldn’t accommodate. For her sophomore year, her family opted for the Alabama Destinations Career Academy, a public, virtual school that promised a jump-start on an occupation. Run by the publicly traded company Stride Inc., it advertises five career tracks and the chance to earn industry-recognized credentials.
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Online career training is growing – does it work?

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By Steven Yoder
| Idaho Education News Verified
Cori Space spent her freshman year of high school in Madison, Alabama, trying to keep up with her coursework while managing her celiac disease and other health problems that her school wouldn’t accommodate. For her sophomore year, her family opted for the Alabama Destinations Career Academy, a public, virtual school that promised a jump-start on an occupation. Run by the publicly traded company Stride Inc., it advertises five career tracks and the chance to earn industry-recognized credentials.
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Online career training is growing – does it work?

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By Steven Yoder
| The Hechinger Report Verified
This story also appeared in AL.com and Idaho Education News Cori Space spent her freshman year of high school in Madison, Alabama, trying to keep up with her coursework while managing her celiac disease and other health problems that her school wouldn’t accommodate. For her sophomore year, her family opted for the Alabama Destinations Career Academy, a public, virtual school that promised a jump-start on an occupation.
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