Teachers use distance learning activities to supplement portions of their regular classrooms. Teachers in separate locations team teach courses where they share the instructional development and delivery. Bulletin boards for teachers to share ideas on particular topics are available. Teachers are able to post questions and answers and find help in implementing instructional techniques and solving classroom problems and concerns. Experts lead electronic conferences where teachers and parents can ask questions from district experts for help with problems in the classroom.
Competence is measured by on-line tests which are automatically registered.
Families can participate in learning activities on-line. For example, Family Math activities are extended through a Family Math Web Page where problems are posted and families, working together, can submit solutions. Some courses are broadcast through Distant Learning Technologies. For example, some courses are fed through the local cable provider to allow parents to learn with their children. Parents access the lesson plans, curriculum guides, and other instructional tools from the district Web server.