Charters Towers School of Distance Education provides quality education to school-aged children across the state, country and world.
Reviews of this school are sharply divided. Some parents and former students describe dedicated, caring teachers who go above and beyond — particularly for remote and station families — with one long-term family returning as a parent after a positive experience spanning decades. However, multiple one-star reviewers raise serious concerns, including poor support for online students, disorganised course materials, and inadequate follow-through on promised assistance for students with disabilities; one reviewer also alleges the principal has threatened legal action against negative reviewers.
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Charters Towers School of Distance Education provides quality education to school-aged children across the state, country and world. The school was the first Distance Education school to open in Queensland in 1987 and uses traditional and modern communication methods including mail, telephone, audio-teleconferencing, video, and the Internet to enable learning across distance.
School-aged education delivered remotely using traditional and digital communication methods.
Year level pastoral care teachers provide support, advice and weekly collaborate sessions for students.
Support services available through the school's guidance officer.