by Craig Shoup, Fremont News-Messenger
When the Electronic Classrooms of Tomorrow shut down in January, around 20 students in the Fremont City Schools District were left without a school. As Fremont City Schools opens the year Tuesday, a new electronic classroom that mimics ECOT and other charter schools is coming to Fremont during the 2018-2019 school year. The new Personalized Learning Center will cater to students who prefer an alternative to to the traditional education provided by schools in the area, according to FCS superintendent Jon Detwiler. PLC will be offered to students at Ross High School, Detwiler said, as an alternative to traditional forms of education.
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