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Empowering Small Schools for Transformative Change

In an era where education is constantly evolving, microschools have emerged as catalysts for innovation, providing personalized and community-centered learning experiences.” – Jordan Luster & Aarika Guerrero

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The decision to close schools usually comes down to money. But the experience is far more emotional.

It can happen fast! If you hear anything in regards to school closures, act fast… “I didn’t expect it would happen this quick,” said Superintendent Kevin Siers.

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Elly Foster: The threat to our small schools

I knew all the children in the school, knew their parents too, could spot an upset child in the playground and give extra attention, knowing a mother was undergoing chemotherapy or a dog had died. A small school is like an extended family where children can feel safe.”

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What if school doesn’t fit my kid?

There is a place where each young person can find their fit and thrive. The process is a bit like being in a dark room — the hard part isn’t turning on the light, it’s finding the switch.” – The Howard Gardner School

New from Dr. Stuart Grauer

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Annotated Bibliography

By way of introduction, this document can be used by all Small School Advocates along with our “Size of A Small School” article for all people interested in conducting research or literature reviews as they develop the best information about small schools. These are great resources for all those developing speeches, blogs, and articles on small schools.

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The small school movement is gaining popularity worldwide among educational institutions of all types. Even a cursory glance at the ever-growing body of both academic and “real world” research proves why: Because the small school movement provides a fertile environment for authentic peer-to-peer and student-teacher relationships, safety, learner-centered empowerment, and community involvement. We invite you to follow our work or contact us to learn more about the small school movement!

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