They do not require a physical building, so the cost is less because they have no facilities to take care of. The only cost of virtual schools would be the curriculum and the teachers who design it, the technology analysts who will build the website, and one or two administrators. Not only would the financial obligations be much lower than those of a traditional school, but it would also serve more types of students. Establishing a strong curriculum provides stress relief for families and ensures that their children receive a quality education that will prepare them for standardized tests and secondary education (college, etc.). Additionally, students who chose to homeschool will be taught by certified public school teachers instead of having lessons run by a parent or computer program. Virtual public school allows different types of students to learn in a way that best suits their needs