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The Basics of Micro Schools – Madison County Library

The micro school is different as other school buildings because they have fewer students. Micro schools typically have fewer then 50 pupils. A new school may be home to 10-20 students. Additionally, they are home to a wide number of students of different years of age. Micro school facilities are often privately owned businesses. They can be LLC companies or 501(c),(3) institutions.

Micro-schools are an opportunity for teachers to be more flexible. Teachers typically feel they have to follow strict guidelines for teaching and stick to the prescribed curriculum. Teachers have more discretion in micro schools to teach their courses the how they want to. Micro schools are far more fun for educators than going back to work feeling tired and demoralized. It will create a setting that is happier, and the class of students is smaller, and more likely to not have troubled and rebellious children. In addition, starting a micro school can help financially for the teacher. A micro school can have numerous other advantages than the ones already mentioned.

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