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Ty Babinski: Online Learners Deserve Equal Opportunity, Fair Funding

Perspectives | Jan 14, 2025

Ty Babinski, president of the Wisconsin Coalition of Virtual School Families (WCVSF), reflects on two decades of advocating for online education in Wisconsin. Programs like Wisconsin Virtual Academy highlight the state’s growth in virtual learning since its pioneering charter school law in 1993. WCVSF continues to champion fair funding, modernized testing and expanded opportunities for online learners. With over 60 virtual programs now available, the coalition remains committed to empowering parents and advancing educational choice statewide.

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