Microschools

New learning models, tools, and strategies have made it easier to open small schools of 15 to 150 students. Microschools may be full or part-time learning experiences for P-12 students. They can be useful as a short-term pilot or demonstration or long-term learning options.

Given their small size, microschools can be opened quickly in alternative spaces. Microschools quickly create new community-connected learning options (themes, careers, and experiences) for students. They can also be used to quickly address underserved student populations (preschool, dropout recovery, and career education).

We’ve been talking about microschools through the blog and in our town halls over the past few years. Check out that conversation below! Interested in working with us to develop your own microschool or simply want to learn more? Contact Jessica and let her know you’re interested in microschools.