Early childhood educators would be needed ro reach kids the basics like following rules and directions, reading, writing, working together in small groups. After going to school 5 days a week and learning kindergarten thru second or third grade skills and learning how to use the computer equipment, students will be issued a laptop with wi-fi and will be expected to do their reading and complete their assignments and courses via internet. Parents/care givers will need to turn off the TV or video games and tell the kid to do boot-up their comps and do their classwork.
The student will only need to go the brick and mortar school if the student participates in extracurricular activities like the chess club or band or the choir. Quite frankly, a class in common courtesy or etiquette or an interpersonal skills development class (a class that could be intructed by a behavioral health specialist, perhaps) could be one of these extra-curricular activities that the students could be bussed into school to attend 4 hours a week, or 1 day every two weeks......... As a kid that was often made fun of because I was nerdy, spending as little time as possible in the company of classmates would be a definite PLUS. Ha!
One of the advantages would be that all of the students in the district/county/state will be provided an identical educational curriculum. However, students with learning disabilities or other issues will be SOL unless their parents can afford to pay for additional or enhanced educational services.