Individual Journey to and Through Microschool Builders

I came into teaching to change the world, don’t we all? No but for real, my journey to becoming an educator was very rough. Not because of the college class work or the difficult balance of work and a degree but the state testing that has capped and stopped so many from becoming educators today.…

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Navigating the Challenges of Starting an Education Business

Starting a new business is never an easy feat, and when it comes to the education industry, the challenges can seem even more daunting. With countless considerations, from developing a curriculum to marketing strategies and staffing, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed and uncertain. As someone who recently ventured into the world of micro schooling, a…

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From Transparency to Celebration: Effective Communication with Parents

One of the many perks of owning and running a microschool is the community feel. We have a very special and unique opportunity to cultivate and communicate with a tight family dynamic among students and families.  To ensure that the students’ education is communicated effectively it is imperative to stay in touch with parents. We…

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Teaching Beyond the Classroom: My Adventures as a Public Speaker

I left the classroom but did not leave teaching. I have always had the passion to teach any age and anything. If I can share a personal experience or an educational concept I’m going to do it!  My second year teaching I was given the opportunity to attend the ASCD pre-K and kindergarten conference. Myself…

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Funding Sources – Grant Opportunities

Whenever you begin a business, you assume the risk of losing money. Not because you are irresponsible, but because you must be your first investor. This is your vision, your dream, your business. No one owes you anything. However, we all know that financial help is greatly appreciated and needed. Your first line of financial…

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