Michigan to Require "Online Courses" for High School Graduation

Michigan thinks it has the keys to producing savvy students: require them to spend some time learning online. Or at least that's part of a plan being trumpeted by Michigan governor Jennifer Granholm. In addition to requiring that all high school students complete courses in advanced algebra, chemistry, and even foreign languages, legislation signed into law by the governor will also see that all students take a least one "online learning course" or participate in an "online learning experience." Can Connecticut keep up?