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April 9, 2024
The Yuma County Main Library put on an event for locals to check out the partial solar eclipse.
October 19, 2023
"Oh, Harriet!" Natasha Spence's poem saturated the venue as people stood to their feet testifying in agreement as she unfurled why Harriet Tubman's contributions to society were purposed to be retold and studied.
August 30, 2023
Spadea discusses the choices that NJ parents are now facing this upcoming school year
August 25, 2023
With the little tiny solution. the micro school movement is on the rise. ceo of a national micro score down silver duck jumped is now. don what does it mean to be a micro school? >> good morning dana, its an exciting story in american education, the families are more than a million kids around the country, they have retaken the control of their education, and created small but teeny tiny schools, that a totally diversified all of the country they really mean thick childrens educational needs whe...
August 14, 2023
The intimacy and sense of community associated with one-room schoolhouses are making a comeback in today’s microschools.
November 14, 2022
The Heartland Academy is part of a growing movement of microschools that are redefining the traditional models of education across the country.
April 5, 2022
If you dont have money to pay the tuition, theres actually seven schools in new york that only charge -- 1250 in tuition, go to one of those. and theres interesting things happening if places that dont have school choice. now, you need a certain amount of money to attract few providers, but even in spite of that there are innovative people all over the country. like in chicago i heard morning about a micro school. and theres a lot of them popping up all over the country -- david: you know, the o...
January 23, 2021
Fourteen years ago, Lara DeRoule needed a break. She had been a Pre-K-2 teacher for 15 years, both in Mesa Public Schools and a small private school, but tired of the bureaucracy of a public school system and decided to become a dental hygienist. âIt just was a bunch of testing at that time where I felt like we werenât really using what we found out,â the Gilbert woman said. Now, DeRoule is back in school â her own. Two years ago, she started Dynamic Micro School, riding on ...