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Education Entrepreneurship Is Flourishing Across The U.S.
A former New York City public school teacher launched a microschool in Brooklyn. A retired U.S. Marine Corps officer created one in Richmond, Virginia. A …
Teachers Want to Innovate. Schools that Don’t Let Them Are Losing Out
At the end of April, I attended a conference in Atlanta featuring a small but heterogenous group of self-described education entrepreneurs. It was the second …
Could microschools fix academic outcomes in Indianapolis for Black students?
I am sick and tired of playing defense regarding our children. I want to be on offense. It is time to be aggressive. As I …
Teachers Reflect on Leaving Classrooms to Launch Microschools Amid COVID
The pandemic has been devastating for school communities and as the quarantines and disruptions have dragged on, it’s led scores of educators at traditional schools …
Study: Analyzing historical data can promote problem solving in social studies
A study published in the journal Theory & Research in Social Education, led by North Carolina State University researcher Meghan McGlinn Manfra, suggests students can …