Why Microschools?
Escape overcrowded classrooms and test-driven learning. Give your child the personalized education they deserve.
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Why Parents Are Leaving Traditional Schools
Microschools solve the problems that frustrate families most
Escape overcrowded classrooms where 25% of schools exceed capacity. Microschools cap at 16 students total.
No more teacher burnout disrupting your child's learning. 44% of traditional teachers report frequent burnout.
Replace standardized test obsession with project-based learning that develops real-world skills.
Parents report their children feel extremely or very safe, with minimal bullying in close-knit communities.
Individual progression instead of one-size-fits-all approaches that leave children behind or unchallenged.
88% of microschool students come from average or below-average income households. ESAs make it accessible.
Real Results That Matter to Parents
Research shows microschools deliver measurable improvements in the areas parents care about most - safety, confidence, and belonging.
- 76% report improved sense of belonging
- 72% see increased confidence in their children
- 67% observe enhanced social skills
- 100% graduation rates with above-average SAT scores
Parents report their children feel a stronger sense of belonging in microschools
Children show increased confidence in small, supportive learning environments
How to start?
Your child deserves better than overcrowded, test-focused education. You're not alone - 220% more families are seeking alternatives.
Explore affordable microschools in your area. 88% of families are average income - ESAs and funding make it accessible.
Join families reporting 76% improved belonging, 72% increased confidence, and children who actually love school again.
Real stories from microschool families.
"The pandemic had our son so behind. He had no desire to read - his confidence was so low he wouldn't even try! Not only did this school answer our prayers - I can proudly say our son LOVES to read! He has excelled in all his subjects and looks forward to going to school."
