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Rice is founder/director of the Association of Personalized Learning Schools and Services. He lives in Penn Valley. The pandemic confirmed that students learn differently and need different learning models and programs in order to succeed. It also revealed the need for greater flexibility in educational choices. For some students, the lack of in-person learning was not only detrimental to their academic success, it also took a huge toll on their social and emotional well-being. On the other hand, some families discovered that their child is better suited for a non-traditional public school e...

With a total enrollment of 400-500 students, a high school is small enough to maintain an intentional culture and large enough to offer a coherent curriculum.

The private tutoring market in the US is poised to grow by USD 8.37 billion during 2021-2025, progressing at a CAGR of almost 8% during the forecast period.

Bibb County students build home for single mother MACON, Georgia (41NBC/WMGT) — Thanks to a partnership between Macon Area Habitat for Humanity and Bibb County Schools, a local single mother has a new house to call home. Whitney Johnson received the keys to her new home in Pleasant Hill Tuesday during a dedication ceremony. Her home was built as part of the new YouthBuild program for Bibb County Schools. She says the process to become a homeowner wasn’t easy, but it was worth it. “It’s a very big accomplishment for me, letting me know that I can do all things through Christ who stren...

Support from valuable partners has helped position Dallas ISD as an innovative leader in public education. From implementing outdoor learning spaces and supporting personalized learning efforts–to helping fund innovative school ideas–Dallas ISD has received nearly $23 million in grants to support innovative efforts. “Dallas ISD is at the forefront of adopting forward-thinking school models and