Report: Technology not the answer to bolstering community college access

Funding, not online classes, will make higher education more available to low-income and minority students, according to report

By Dennis Carter, Assistant Editor

More than 400,000 Americans were turned away from community colleges last year not because schools couldn’t keep up with the demand for online courses, but because deep state and federal budget cuts have left two-year campuses without educators to head those online classes. Read more with registration.

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