Support Marketplace  Idaho students will have to get online to
graduate  A students works with his computer attending a lecture
in the auditorium maximum of the Ludwig Maximilians university
on Oct. 20, 2011 in Munich, Germany.  The state of Idaho is
taking an aggressive approach to technology in the classroom.
Starting with this year's 8th graders, the class of 2016,
students will need to take two classes online instead of in a
physical classroom.  It's a move that parents and teachers
overwhelmingly opposed, citing concerns over how districts would
be funded and the idea of this being a requirement rather than
an option. Contributing to the resentment is the fact that the
measure is part of a larger educational overhaul that strips
teachers of many collective bargaining rights. A referendum to
overturn the rule will appear on the ballot next fall. Idahoans
were also concerned that an online class would replace the care
and attention of a teacher with an impersonal, computerized
experience.  Kerry Rice is ch