Implementing | Build for Long-Term Financial Sustainability
To truly fulfill their promise, public microschools must be designed with long-term sustainability in mind.
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Implementing | Scale and Sustain The Model
When designed and supported thoughtfully, a microschool can be both a powerful learning environment and a driver of broader system transformation.
Implementing | Lead for Continuous Improvement and R&D
Due to their small scale, flexibility, and autonomy, microschools are ideal places for exploring and refining new approaches to teaching, learning, and school design.
Implementing | Recruit and Enroll Students
The enrollment category refers to how students register to attend your public microschool.
Designing | Align Your Vision With Your Learning Model
A key reason for increasing accessibility to public microschools is to provide students with more flexible and personalized learning environments.
Designing | Financial Feasibility and Return on Investment
Before any microschool can launch, system leaders must determine whether it’s financially feasible—and why the investment is worth making.
Planning | Understanding State and School System Conditions
Launching a microschool within a public school system requires a clear understanding of state and system policy conditions and the flexibilities or barriers they create.
How to Launch A Public Microschool in Your School System
Launching a public microschool requires strategic vision, collaborative leadership, and a deep understanding of the local context
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Building Systems That Serve: The Power of the Getting Smart Innovation Framework
Explore the Getting Smart Innovation Framework for personalized, competency-based education that empowers all students.
Equity & Access
A New Operating System for Public Education: Learner-Centered Ecosystems
Explore learner-centered ecosystems to transform education, enhancing adaptability, community involvement, and holistic student development.