School boards tout benefits of centralized online education, but concerns remain

With the number of students in Ontario choosing online learning in the fall seemingly exceeding expectations, a model called centralized online education promises to be more effective than what was hastily prepared in the spring. But some are concerned that it could leave students feeling isolated from their school communities.

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