Microschools are drawing families whose children have autism, ADHD and dyslexia, according to the latest snapshot of the movement from National Microschooling Center, an advocacy organization buff.ly/3W5bgit

Published today: 2024 American Microschools Sector Analysis - the most thorough research to date about the nation’s fast-growing microschool movement, the wide range of different models, the children and families they serve, and the founders who lead them.
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Sustainable microschools, what are you talking about? Come join a common sense conversation with the Center in Atlanta this weekend.

In a new National Microschooling Center survey, almost two-thirds of school founders say they serve autistic or other neurodivergent students. Linda Jacobson reports buff.ly/3Jp07l0

“If we want to see academic changes, if we want to support all students, we have to try new things and be responsive to what families and communities are saying they want.” Yes!
Keeanna Warren, Ph.D. & Aleksandra Appleton on Indiana microschooling. chalkbeat.org/indiana/2024/0…

Really enjoyed this look inside one microschool in Indianapolis: chalkbeat.org/indiana/2024/0…

With the freedom and resources to choose, parents can find the right schools for their kids.

Customizing education: It's the future.

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The Indiana microschooling movement is growing, getting ready for its seat at the table held by larger school option sectors. EdChoice The Mind Trust
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'Exclusive: Microschools Fill Niche for Students with Disabilities, Survey Shows' Linda Jacobson via The 74 the74million.org/article/exclus…

A new National Microschooling Center survey shows that 40% of students in microschools came from public schools, a third were homeschooled, and only 4% previously attended charter schools. Linda Jacobson reports buff.ly/3xBdjR7

Colyn Ritter National Microschooling Center Don Soifer Ashley Soifer I'm so glad to see this!

In a new National Microschooling Center survey, almost two-thirds of school founders say they serve autistic or other neurodivergent students. Linda Jacobson reports buff.ly/3xBdjR7

This movement just keeps growing. And evolving. And supporting kids to thrive.

We love learning about microschools doing excellent work support children with dyslexia like this one in Central Florida profiled by Lisa Buie. Orton Gillingham especially has an enthusiastic following in microschooling.
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If you’re going to be in Atlanta next week, we’re excited to debut this important talk and hope you can join us.

Our Don Soifer talks with NewsNation’s Nichole Berlie about what's driving America's growing microschooling movement. Spoiler - kids & educators are thriving & microschools’ deliberately designed models seem as diversified as the kids themselves.
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