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Blog: Cato at Liberty
Angie Nippert started The Gathering Learning Studio for her own homeschooled children, but she's seeing increased interest from families who are not having a good experience in traditional school and would like a more personalized, self‐paced option of learning.
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With Rooted Life Academy, former public school teacher Becky McNichols has created a personalized learning environment where kids can grow and thrive.
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Jeana Wilson created TwiddleU to serve her own daughter and neurodiverse children throughout greater Atlanta.
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Microschool founder Ashley Brodbeck says she didn't leave the classroom because she doesn't want to teach—she just wanted to teach in a better environment.
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The inconsistent and sometimes negative results from large‐scale preschool programs point to an important fact when it comes to any educational endeavors: one size does not fit all.
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Jo Lawson never wants to go back to a conventional classroom after starting her own self‐directed learning center, and she thinks other teachers would feel the same way if they could experience it.
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When former classroom teacher Nicolette Siebert wanted a different learning environment for her son, she created The Grove Christian Co‐op near Jacksonville.
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Florida's robust school choice landscape helps schools like Holy Family Catholic School meet the academic needs each individual student.
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Tarla Gernert founded Homeschool Connections Educational Services in southeast Michigan in 2002 because she wanted a high‐quality program that brought in passionate teachers and experts to teach her own children, and thousands of other students have benefitted.
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The National Personal Finance Challenge (NPFC) is a nationwide competition for high school students that's based around topics such as income, spending, saving, investing, and managing credit.
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Former public school teacher Eric Eisenbrey started a microschool in rural West Virginia because he wanted to help children in an individualized, not standardized, way.
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UrbaNeXt aims to be a turnkey solution for churches that want to start microschools—because every child deserves an individualized education.
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If you're worried there won't be educational options available as school choice spreads, check out Trinity Arch Prep—a school started by a Jack Johnson Pannell, who moved to Arizona for the universal ESA program.
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Arts integrated in academic subjects, flexibility, and personalized learning are hallmarks of CREATE Conservatory microschool in Florida.
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Former public school teacher Mercedes Grant fell in love with the microschool model because it lets her follow her calling—teaching—in a way that really reaches kids and serves their needs.