Only 244 of 468 students who completed classes this past fall at a Washington online school passed, while almost 100 dropped out and presumably returned to bricks-and-mortar alternatives, officials said. The numbers have prompted educators to implement an electronic monitoring system to make sure students are logging in and to visit students at home if they're not.
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Source: The Spokesman-Review (Spokane, Wash.), 3.20.09