Research
The body of research continues to grow on micro schools and models that are disrupting conventional approaches to schooling.
‘’Microschools are one of the most interesting developments I’ve seen in more than a decade of studying innovation in K–12 education. I’m eager to see their impact on the broader K–12 landscape.’’
Thomas Arnett
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In the USA,
Based on work done by the Johns Hopkins School of Education, *micro schools are considered ‘homeschools’ due to the lack of a shared definition amongst the varying types of schools. The Homeschool Hub is a one-stop shop for current information on homeschooling data, regulations, and research across the United States. All fifty states — all in one place.
Research on Micro Schools & Education
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Small Schools Coalition (SSC) Research Library
There is an ever-growing body of research showing the quality, student connections, and community safety of small schools.
Our colleagues at the SSC have compiled a Research Library with data and articles from cost and safety to school consolidation. This includes the unique, powerful benefits of small schools. Check it out with consistently relevant material including documents, articles, and other types of multimedia.