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Microschool fellowship program helps former public school educator pursue his entrepreneurial dreams
Growing up, Adam Tweet loved learning. Until he didn’t. Kindergarten was amazing, but as he got older, Adam wanted the freedom to pursue things he enjoyed. He loved reading but not books typically found on school reading lists. Comic books and interactive Choose Your Own Adventure books fed his passions.... READ MOREWhere Florida leads…
Years ago, I was getting what remained of my hair...
READ MOREGo Down, Moses
Go down, Moses Way down in Egypt’s land Tell old...
READ MOREThe weirdness and diversity of microschools is a feature, not a bug
If there was any doubt about where microschools currently stand...
READ MOREMicroschools and the hype cycle
Microschools have been having a moment, garnering positive headlines in...
READ MOREFlorida education chief touts benefits of riding the education choice wave
When it comes to education, a rising tide lifts all...
READ MOREEducation entrepreneurs cite nonsensical local rules as greatest roadblocks to offering innovative learning alternatives
In Arizona, an education entrepreneur can’t open her microshool...
READ MOREMicroschools, hybrid schools offer more options for parents
Editor’s note: This commentary from Colleen Hroncich, a policy analyst...
READ MORETaking charge of your children’s education
Editor’s note: This commentary from Colleen Hroncich, a policy analyst...
READ MOREPermissionless innovation in K-12 education: Everyday K-12 civic entrepreneurs respond to pandemic, create unconventional education sector
Editor’s note: This commentary from Bruno V. Manno, senior advisor...
READ MOREAn early look at microschooling in America
Editor’s note: This analysis from Mike McShane, director of national...
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